Is the flamingo Las Vegas being torn down?

Some bold remodels don't require a complete tear-down of what's happening at Caesars Entertainment's Ballys resort/casino. This property will be rebranded as Horseshoe, but it won't be demolished. Caesars tried to sell Flamingo earlier this year but failed; the incoming owner anticipated demolishing the 1946 building.



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