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New Year’s Eve celebration party at Tropicana Atlantic City in Atlantic City, NJ


beloved holiday musical selections from jazz to rock to international favorites. Daily shows from November 21 through January 3, 2017 and will be presented every hour on the hour, from noon until 10:00 pm,Monday through Thursday,and noon until midnight Friday through Sunday."


Tropicana also will host a Holiday Magic show, the Charter Tech Performing Arts High School Choir, and the Santa Claus as part of a holiday sing-along on Saturday,December 3,2016.The festivities begin at 7:00 pmon the board- walk at Tropicana,and include a special holiday presentation of Tropicana’s Multimedia Light and Sound Show.


In addition,Tropicana will feature a fireworks extravaganza at the stroke of midnight celebrating the arrival of the new year with festivities beginning late in the evening on December 31,2016.


Top name entertainment will perform at Tropicana during this special time of year.,too Multi-platinum,Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls will take the stage in the Tropicana Showroom on 11/19. Additionally, the ACM award winning EliYoung Band will light up the stage at Tropicana on 12/3.


Caesars Entertainment has offerings all over the U.S., including three prop- erties in Atlantic City.


Reina Herschdorfer, director of marketing at Caesars Entertainment for nationalmeetings and events,notes that“all three of our properties,Harrah’s, Bally’s and Caesars,have unique spaces for holiday parties - large and small.”


“The Harrah’s Waterfront Conference Center is perfect for holiday events with remarkable views of the marina district,”Herschdorfer continues.“Our ballrooms are stylish and flexible, allowing them to accommodate small groups of 20 up to larger groups of more than 1,000. Imagine your board of directors having their year end celebration in our Sea Isle Board Room, an intimate space that features floor-to-ceiling windows.”


“There’s also the Viking Cooking School in Harrah’s where a small groups can learn to cook their own special holiday dinner and later enjoy it in their private dining room,”she adds.“Aside from the amazing spaces and venues available to groups for their holiday event,what’s special about our proper- ties is that we have food and beverage offerings created by some of themost talented chefs and pastry chefs.With some of the top culinary talent,we’re able to create extraordinary holiday treats fromdelicious holiday cookies to extravagant gingerbread houses."


Several of the restaurants at Caesars Atlantic City properties also can be made available for a holiday event buy out.At Bally’sAtlantic City,Guy Fieri’s Chophouse offers private dining areas for small groups,as well as the option for a complete buy out of the entire restaurant. Fieri’s features traditional steakhouse fare with a twist that includes signature items like the Java Rubbed Ribeye Chop to the Spicy Bloody Mary Jumpo Shrimp Cocktail.


At Harrah’sAtlantic City, those looking for breathtaking views can host a hol- iday party at Dos Caminos. Groups will savor modern Mexican fare while overlooking the marina district through the restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling win- dows.


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