Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa, Entertainment complex in Tampa, United States.

The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa opened in March 2004 on the Tampa Reservation off Interstate 4, east of Tampa, Florida. Its gaming floor covers 245,000 square feet, and the resort displays rock and roll memorabilia such as clothing and musical instruments. Rock videos play on screens, including one inside a waterfall, and song lyrics appear on the walls.

The property opened in 2004 as a major investment by the Seminole Tribe in Florida's gaming and hospitality sector. This establishment became part of the tribe's broader economic development strategy in the state.

The place features rock music memorabilia throughout its spaces, including vintage instruments and artifacts from renowned performers. These displays give music enthusiasts an extra dimension to their visit beyond the gaming experience.

The resort sits on the Tampa Reservation off Interstate 4, just east of Tampa, near Orient Road. It is a 24-hour venue that permits smoking indoors, and as of August 2026 an expansion is adding smoke-free areas. Tour bus parking is available on site.

The resort's gaming floor covers 245,000 square feet, making it one of the largest casinos in the world. It opened on 11 March 2004 with a guitar-smashing ceremony, and the Flying Elvi, a ten-member Elvis impersonator group, parachuted in from 10,000 feet to land on the property.