Those hoping to catch a glimpse of the Tropicana implosion will have limited views from nearby sites thanks to road and sidewalk closures. A safety boundary zone will be set up near the Rat Pack ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — We're learning more about plans to implode the historic Tropicana hotel towers in just over a week. Monday morning, Bally's Corporation released additional information about ...

The end of the Tropicana is also a new beginning. Channel 13's Ryan Ketcham spoke with the demo team to get answers on what will happen to the remains of the Trop. LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The ...

Tropicana Casino is owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment, meaning it’s a New Jersey online casino that players in the Garden State can trust. The platform offers users a good selection of ...

Come 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 9, the pair of Tropicana hotel towers that have stood on the Strip for decades will come down in less than 30 seconds. The 23-story towers, totaling 917,400 square feet ...

Unbelievable drone footage posted to X (formerly Twitter) by Tampa Rays correspondent Ryan Bass shows the roof of Tropicana Field completely torn away after Hurricane Milton’s landfall.

If the Tropicana Las Vegas implodes but there is nobody around to hear it, will it make a sound? There will be cameras fixed to stream the implosion to those that would like to watch the spectacle ...

Tropicana Field was damaged by Hurricane Milton last week, most notably with the majority of the roof being torn off. Per Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times, there’s still a lot of uncertainty ...

An iconic Las Vegas property will soon make a dramatic exit. The Tropicana, one of the original Las Vegas hotels built in 1957 which closed earlier this year, will be imploded in the early hours ...

Team officials said only a handful of essential personnel were inside Tropicana Field, located in St. Petersburg, when the storm hit. Aerial video and images showed the domed building’s roof ...

But Milton showed no mercy during its deadly rampage across Florida, shredding the roof of Tropicana Field – a Major League Baseball stadium turned makeshift shelter for storm personnel.

The lasting image of Hurricane Milton storming through Central and Southwest Florida is the destroyed roof of Tropicana Field. It wasn't the only stadium in the region to sustain damage.