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$2 billion Megaresort Slated for Atlantic City in 2010

Revel unveils its new casino plans.

Sunday, December 09, 2007

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey -- As reported by the Press of Atlantic City: "Gamblers, mark your calendars. Atlantic City's 12th casino will open by November 2010. You can bet on it.

"So says
Revel unveils its new casino plans. <a rel='nofollow' href='https://www.readybetgo.com/phpadsnew/adclick.php?n=abcc77e6' target='_BLANK'><img src='https://www.readybetgo.com/phpadsnew/adview.php?n=abcc77e6' border='0' alt='Advertisement'></a> Revel Entertainment Group, the developer of a proposed $2 billion megaresort that will feature one or two hotel towers soaring more than 700 feet above the Boardwalk.

"...Kevin DeSanctis revealed the date Wednesday during a Revel presentation at the Wachovia Global Real Estate Securities Conference in New York. Previously, the company had said it hoped to open the casino sometime in the second half of 2010.

"Last month, Revel unveiled architectural designs for twin hotel towers of 1,900 rooms each and another curvy building, containing the casino, that appears sculpted by waves. The hotel towers would rise 710 feet high, making them the tallest buildings in Atlantic City..."

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