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Hard Rock Cafe coming back to Dallas?

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The new Hard Rock better be at least half as cool as the old one.

The new Hard Rock better be at least half as cool as the old one.

Robert Wilonsky from Unfair Park did some digging this morning and found out that Hard Rock International maybe/possibly/just might be putting both a new Hard Rock Cafe and Hard Rock Hotel in Dallas.

Of course, given the massive vagueness in the press release he was sent, it could all be just a big tease. When it comes to Dallas and the Hard Rock Cafe, the glass is usually half-empty.

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James Scott, says:

Maybe they could move in to another historic landmark and kill two birds with one stone (historic preservation & new hotel)

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Rick Yost, says:

Why doesn't the city, who's planning a convention hotel anyway, get together with Hard Rock and turn Dallas into a musical destination befitting of it's rich musical history?

How's that for outside the box?

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Chris Kidd, says:

Not a bad idea...Hard Rock Hotel for Dallas could bring in tons of cash to the local economy, as well as provide that link to the local music scene. Ive been to a couple of the locations (LV/Orlando) and they know how to take care of their guests.

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lakewooder, says:

A historic building like Union Banker's Trust in Ellum? The perfect marriage of music and a place which needs a hotel.

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AnnMarie Wilson, says:

Good idea Rick - but it's not going to happen.

Unless it's a designer bridge (a what?), a park surrounded by a high-speed toll road, or something else that is a high-expense, low or non-existent return on investment - the city of Dallas doesn't seem interested.

Why invest in something that might help the city when you can burn through money for pretty-projects instead?

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sierackattack, says:

Here is the plan you Hard Rock Fans. This is what I have been told by my sources, not that any of them know anything. The new Hard Rock is going to be built around the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium. Not a bad idea. Even a hotel near by.

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