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River City Queen 0 Casino Chip New Orleans La

$ 5.28

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River City Crescent City Queen Riverboat 0 Casino Chip
River City Casino (New Orleans) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search River City Casino was a twin riverboat casino complex (Grand Palais and Crescent City Queen) in New Orleans, Louisiana, located one block upriver from New Orleans Morial Convention Center. It was the brainchild of Christopher Hemmeter (operating the Grand Palais riverboat) with a 50/50 joint venture with Capital Gaming International (operating the Crescent City Queen riverboat). The two riverboat complex partially circumvented Louisiana state law (repealed in 2001) requiring riverboat gaming vessels to make the required 90 minute cruise once every three hour period weather permitting. There would always be at least one vessel docked while the other would sail so patrons would never have to wait in line to board a gaming vessel. The riverboats opened for only nine weeks from March 29 - June 13, 1995.[1] The terminal building complex was still in the ongoing interior construction phase when casino revenue was far below projections, additional funding was not secured and work was abruptly halted with construction tools, blueprints and materials left in place. Contents [show] 1 Bankruptcy2 Current status of riverboat terminal complex3 In popular culture4 References5 External links [edit] Bankruptcy The riverboats and its licenses were eventually sold off and transferred to other companies. Isle of Capri in Lake Charles acquired the Grand Palais (with license) in 1996. Isle's parent company, Casino America paid million for the Grand Palais Riverboat in January 1996, with a package of cash, notes, stock, warrants, and by assuming million of Grand Palais' existing liabilities.[2] Boomtown Casino New Orleans acquired the Crescent City Queen riverboat without license in 1998 (renamed as Boomtown Belle II) to replace the smaller Boomtown Belle riverboat. Crescent City Queen's gaming license was transferred to Casino Magic in 1996 which then operated a docked riverboat casino in Bossier City and later became Boomtown Casino & Hotel Bossier City. Boomtown's parent company, Pinnacle Entertainment revived the River City Casino name for its newest property in the St. Louis, Missouri area when it opened in March 2010.
This casino was located on Riverboat In New Orleans La. This chip has been canceled by overstamping it as shown in scans.
It seems to be unused.
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