Today’s post takes us back to the Horseshoe Casino (currently known as Jack Casino Cleveland). It is located in the former Higbee Building at Tower City Center in downtown Cleveland and has 100,000 sq ft of gaming space. It is open 24 hours a day and is completely smoke-free and has partnered with nearly a dozen downtown Cleveland restaurants.
That’s Cleveland Baby!
Cleveland’s Horseshoe Cleveland Casino closed its doors for 40 hours at 12:45 a.m. The casino will re-open as the re-branded Jack Cleveland Casino at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Gamblers holding on to Caesar’s branded chips and slot machine receipts have until Aug. 9 to redeem chips. Guests have up to 180 days after the date the slot machine receipt was created to redeem it.
Are you excited about the name change of the casino? Good, bad or indifferent, share your thoughts below!
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Goodbye Rock Gaming, hello Jack Entertainment. Dan Gilbert’s company is re-branding and reorganizing its gambling properties under the Jack brand name. The local properties will now be the Jack Cleveland Casino and the Jack Thistledown Casino.
Um… OK. I guess.
That’s Cleveland Baby…
The Horseshoe Casino in downtown Cleveland has become yet another landmark.
Photo originally seen on a Buzzfeed.com article about Cleveland.
That’s Cleveland Baby!!!
One year ago today, the Horseshoe Casino is downtown Cleveland opened its doors to the public. It’s been a great year and by all indications business is good at The Shoe. Congrats to everyone involved in bringing Cleveland another great landmark!
You can find the Horseshoe Cleveland on the web at horseshoecleveland.com or on Twitter at @HorseshoeCLE.
That’s Cleveland Baby!!!
When the Horseshoe Casino came to downtown Cleveland the entire city was electric with excitement. For weeks after it opened, the Horseshoe had lines out the door waiting to get in and still to this day I think its safe to say traffic is exceeding expectations.
I took this pic the first weekend the casino was open as I took a spin through the high limit room. I’m thrilled to see that the Higbee building seems to be a perfect fit for the Shoe.
The casino was the subject of many debates for years prior to its arrival. But regardless of if you voted for it or not, I think it’s safe to say that it’s added yet another jewel to the downtown area.
That’s Cleveland Baby!!!