The famous Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas could be torn down to make way for a new baseball stadium.

<div class="block">The famous Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas could be torn down to make way for a new baseball stadium.</div>

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Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas Could Be Demolished for Baseball

And the famous Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas could be torn down to make way for a new baseball stadium that's hoping to lure in the Oakland A's, the hotel opened in 1957 and is one of the city's oldest casinos with both a James Bond movie and an episode of Charlie's Angels that were filmed there as part of the $380 million deal made by the Nevada. Nevada's governor. Nine acres of the hotel's property will go to the proposed athletic stadium. The Tropicana sent a memo to staff in May saying that operations at the hotel could cease within the next two years or so. Adding that it would reopen as an integrated hotel and casino as part of that new stadium.