PHILADELPHIA—The city of Philadelphia could have a 615-foot tall amusement tower called "Skyspire" as part of its skyline.
PHL Local Gaming, one of five bidders for the remaining casino gaming license in the city of Philadelphia, has announced that it has stated discussions with the principal owners of U.S. Thrill Rides of Orlando, FL to bring that company's Skyspire to the firm's casino-related, LoSo Entertainment Center.
The proposed 615-foot-tall amusement tower, which would feature gondolas and seat upwards of 10 persons, along with a rooftop restaurant and observation deck, would be co-developed with the proposed Casino Revolution gaming facility if PHL secures the gaming license.
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John Jordan
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