Auction to push button, implode former Trump Plaza in Atlantic City canceled due to safety issues
The auctioning off of the rights to push a button and implode the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City has been canceled.
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Jan 18, 2021, 12:43 PM
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Updated 1,194 days ago
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2h agoThe auctioning off of the
rights to push a button and implode the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in
Atlantic City has been canceled.
According to Bodnar's
Auction, the company that owns the hotel, sent a letter saying they were not on
board with the plan, citing safety issues.
The event had been planned
as a way to get rid of the hotel, which is a hazard to the public, and to raise
money for the Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City. The high bid was at $175,000.
