Escape AC - Escape Rooms, situated inside Tropicana Atalanta City on the Boardwalk is a fun place to bond with your friends and family. Featuring four rooms namely the Casino, Boardwalk, Theater and Poker, the level of difficulty of each escape room here varies but offers the same fun nonetheless. Once locked inside the room, you get an hour to solve clues and find your way out.
Situated on Atlantic City's eastern coastline, the Absecon Lighthouse has been assisting wandering vessels since its establishment in 1856. Standing at a spectacular height of 171 feet (52 meters), it is quite easily the tallest structure of its kind in New Jersey. This splendid piece of 19th-century architecture is made up of a mesh of granite slabs that lend its walls an eye-catching sheen that still exists today. First lit in 1857, the lighthouse retains its original George Meade-designed Fresnel lens that at the peak of its powers propagated signals up to 36.1 kilometers (22.4 miles). Decommissioned in 1933, its lens shines brightly to this day.
This proud, well-loved historical monument has been delighting visitors since its conception in 1881. South Atlantic City landowner James Vincent de Paul Lafferty, Jr. had this mammoth beast constructed as a way to attract visitors and prospective buyers to his properties. Lucy stands 65 feet (20 meters) high and contains many rooms inside. It also sports a spiral staircase to the top of the edifice. Check out the website for an in-depth account of Lucy's long history.
You can be sure to find one of a kind gifts at the shops in Smithville, where the little Jersey village is open year round. With shops specializing in Early American local crafts and products, Smithville's stores include Cook's Corner, Adrianna's Boutique, Crafting Cellar and more. In town, there are also restaurants, cafes, and the popular Colonial Inn Bed and Breakfast. Special events have drawn people from all over the east coast and have included a Children's Festival, Antique Show Day, Corvette Day and Olde Fife and Drum Corp. The people of Smithville encourage every visitor staying in Atlantic City to start a tradition of seeing the village any time of year.
A 43-story tower with 2000 guest rooms and suites invites you to have the time of your life! There's never a dull moment at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa—live life king-size here! From the time you check in, all your needs are taken care of, up until the moment you leave. The rooms have marble baths, television sets, wet-bars and internet access. You will find restaurants, stores, a barbershop, a fitness center, sprawling gardens, meeting rooms and a pool on-site! What's more? Enjoy your evenings in the casino or watch a movie at the hotel's theater with your family! Once you step in, you may never want to leave—it's just so much fun!
Kennedy Plaza is an attractive amphitheater on the waterfront of the Atlantic City coastline. Located along the celebrated Boardwalk area, there is seating available as well as facilities for the handicapped. All year round, it plays host to fascinating multi-cultural events ranging from Calypso beats to Korean sword dances, African fire eaters, stilt walkers, acrobats and much more. The Kennedy Plaza brings the world right to the shores of Atlantic City. Most events are free and you can find out more by dialing the toll free number to Atlantic City tourism information 888-228-4748.
Located near the famous Sheraton Hotel, Atlantic City Convention Center offers an ideal setting for all your corporate events' needs. This event venue covers an area of 500,000 square feet (46451.52 square meters) and is considered to be one of the largest convention centers on the East Coast. This eco-friendly structure comprises of five spacious exhibition spaces and 45 well-facilitated meeting rooms, making it just right for hosting large as well as small events. The flexible meeting spaces can seat from 40 to 3300 delegates. Each venue is equipped with modern amenities, catering services and warm hospitality, assuring a successful event.
This theater, originally an addition to St. Michael's, was built in 1926. In 2003, it assumed its current name and function. The Hall's namesake is Dante Alighieri, whose bas relief bust adorns a plaque on the second story. The Italian-style architecture, supervised by Thomas Sykes, celebrates the Italian neighborhood that surrounds it. Their mission is to host local performing artists and arts organizations. They also present a variety of professional performances.
With an on-site casino and variety of restaurants, this Caesars hotel is a 5-minute walk to the famous Atlantic City Boardwalk. The Pier Shops at Caesars boasts 75 retail stores. The classically decorated guest rooms at Caesars Atlantic City are equipped with a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station. They also include floor-to-ceiling windows. The seasonal, adult only, rooftop swimming pool and deck overlook the city. Guests at the Atlantic City Caesar's can enjoy the 135 table games or the 2,000 slot machines in the casino. Relax with a spa treatment at Qua Baths and Spa complete with roman showers, 15 treatment rooms and the Dieci Mani treatment. Buddakan at the Playground is open for lunch and dinner and serves modern Asian cuisine while oceanfront dining is available at Nero's Italian Steakhouse. Other dining establishments include Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Kwi Noodle House and Morton's Steakhouse. The Boardwalk Hall Convention Center is within a 5-minute walk of the Atlantic City Caesars.