The result is now a lawsuit as Hard Rock tries to break the lease. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City says it is trying to create a “family friendly” casino and wants to exclude the club, but Scores-which leased 30,000 square feet at the former Taj Mahal-says it wants to return and that its lease remains in “in full force and effect.” Scores entered into the lease with the Taj Mahal in 2010. Hard Rock Atlantic City has already gone a long way to obliterate any vestiges of the closed Trump Taj Mahal as it transforms the property, but one former tenant of the Taj-Scores gentlemen’s club-wants to remain a part of the picture.
Hard Rock is renovating the former Taj Mahal into a “family friendly” casino, however the club maintains its lease with the property remains in full effect and wants to re-open. The under-construction Hard Rock Atlantic City has become embroiled in a battle with Scores gentleman’s club which operated at the site when it was the now closed Trump Taj Mahal.
