Coconut Creek May Become Casino Destination with Mammoth Entertainment Center Planned

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The Seminole Tribe of South Florida are looking to develop a mammoth hotel, casino and entertainment complex in Coconut Creek.

The establishment would feature 20 stories, 1000 rooms and an expanded 2500-seat movie theatre and casino. 

Still, the idea could be just a pipe dream as no firm date has been set as to when such a project might begin development. 

Miami hotel consultant Scott Brush was quoted as saying that the hotel size “would exceed that of almost all South Florida hotels, including quite possibly the largest, the 998-room Westin Diplomat Resort in Hollywood, Florida.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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