Three casino resorts that once pulled 2,600 rooms of California traffic off I-15 are going dark by July 4th. The closure is a textbook case of what happens when your competitive moat evaporates and nobody builds a new one.
The family of a guest who fell exiting an elevator at Aquarius Casino Resort and later died is suing because the property stonewalled them on incident reports and surveillance footage. Meanwhile, the resort's parent company is in the middle of going private... and that timing should make every operator think about what happens to liability when ownership changes hands.
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