The Rustic Kitchen Bistro and Bar at Mohegan Sun Pocono in northeastern Pennsylvania
The Wise Crackers Comedy Club allows guests to get up-close and per- sonal with talented acts comprised of countless forms of comedic entertain- ment, including:music,magic, ventril- oquism and more.
The aforementioned Breakers is a bar that offers an eclectic scene with high energy bartenders where guests can come in and enjoy drink specials, watch their favorite sporting events,or listen to live music from local bands. Additional nightlife options include both Bar Louie and Sunburst Bar.
When it comes to gaming properties in the Mid-Atlantic Region, however, the destination that started it all on the East Coast is Atlantic City,
NJ.This resort not only remains an integral part of the region’s gaming industry, but also has fast become a top desti- nation for conventions and meetings, as well.
Among the most attractive destina- tions along the beach and boardwalk of this oceanfront resort is Tropicana
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Atlantic City, where its AVP of hotel sales, Jim Ziereis,notes that Tropicana offers full-service event planning, catering services, and decor and stag- ing services for group functions, including holiday events.
“We specialize in weddings, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, anniver- saries, fashion shows, fundraisers, charity events, wine tasting events, cocktail parties, holiday parties, cor- porate events, and entertainment events,” says Ziereis. “Tropicana’s tal- ented consultants handle every nuance of your event from start to fin- ish so you can enjoy yourself along- side your guests."
"The ballroomis a versatile space that can handle a large banquet with dancing and entertainment for any large party or catering
event.At almost 18,000-square feet, the space can be divided into four individual meeting rooms and is completely column-free. Two built-in registration desks are con- veniently located in the ballroom’s foyer," he adds.
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