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Springfield, Massachusetts

MGM Springfield

MGM Springfield was built to face outward into downtown Springfield -- they even rotated a 137-year-old church 180 degrees and moved it 200 yards to make room. The casino floor sits inside a resort designed around preserving the city it's part of, not walling it off.

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Good to know

  • The resort was designed to face outward and integrate with the historic downtown fabric of Springfield, incorporating preserved building façades such as the 1846 Chandler Hotel.
  • The historic 1887 First Spiritualist Church was physically relocated about 200 yards and rotated 180 degrees to accommodate the casino's construction footprint.

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