Atlantic City

Atlantic City is a seaside resort and gaming capital of the east coast that hosts 33 million visitors a year, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States.
 
More than $1.7 billion in investments in recent years has Atlantic City bursting at the seams with world-renowned casinos and hotels, brand name restaurants featuring famous chefs, unique attractions, headline entertainment, extravagant spas, championship golf, elite shopping and so much more.
 
Non-casino luxury hotels have changed the skyline of Atlantic City including The Water Club- a Signature Hotel by Borgata, Courtyard by Marriott and The Chelsea. Casinos have expanded with new towers and new amenities for their guests, including Trump Taj Mahal and Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City.
 
For the more discriminating shopper, The Pier Shops at Caesars features elite shopping from Tiffany & Co., Burberry, Hugo Boss and others. Atlantic City Outlets - The Walk  spreads out over 15-city blocks and features outlet shopping from famous names like J. Crew, Liz Claiborne and Eddie Bauer, just to name a few. 
 
Great dining is everywhere from famous names like Bobby Flay, Wolfgang Puck, Carmine’s, Cuba Libra, Stephen Starr, Jay Z, Georges Perrier and Chris Scarduzio, McCormick & Schmick’s, Patsy’s, Il Mulino, Morton’s, Ruth’s Chris, Gallagher’s, Phillips Seafood and more. 
 
A destination that’s unto itself are the spas in Atlantic City, which are more popular than ever. Names such as Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa, bluemercury spa & apothecary and Qua Baths & Spa lead the way for more spas that will have a grand reputation all their own include Sea Spa, Immersion and many more. 
 
And, getting to Atlantic City is easier than ever. Spirit Airlines, the main carrier for the Atlantic City International Airport, recently added service to Boston, while the carrier AirTran, just began service between Atlantic City, Atlanta and Orlando. 
 
Only one hour from Philadelphia and two and a half hours from New York City, make Atlantic City the perfect complement to these destinations, as well. Rail service provided by New Jersey Transit arrives and departs through the rail terminal adjacent to the Atlantic City Convention Center and Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station.
 
Recently added, the Atlantic City Express Services or ACES, features service between New York’s Penn Station and the Atlantic City Rail Terminal. Express trains will operate on weekends with only one stop between the two destinations. Multi-level rail cars offer passengers comfortable leather seating, private lounge and food and beverage kiosks.
 
Plan a trip today because whether it’s daytime or nighttime, there is always something to do in Atlantic City. From beach bars, fine dining and the beach to casinos, nightclubs and golf, Atlantic City is Always Turned On. To learn more, call toll free 1-888-AC-VISIT or visit www.atlanticcitynj.com.
 


Don’t Miss:
• A submarine sandwich at the White House Sub Shop
• Salt water taffy, which originated on the Boardwalk in 1883
• Traveling the boardwalk on a Rolling Chair, which debuted in 1887
• Historic Steel Pier for rides for kids of all ages. Amusement games, entertainment, Boardwalk fare food and helicopter rides.
 
Insider’s Tip:
• Download the Boardwalk Walking Tour  for your own personal tour guide as you stroll the great wooden way.
• Contact: Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority, Media Relations, (609) 449-7158.
 
 

 

 

 

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