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Atlantic City, NJ
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The Grand Ballroom at Tropicana Resort and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ; photo courtesy: Meet AC
Atlantic City continues to be a favorite destination for gam- ing, entertainment and nightlife, but where it is really taking off is in the realm of meetings and conventions. Offering seven world class casino resorts, excellent non-gaming hotels, the Atlantic City Convention Center, Boardwalk Hall, the new Waterfront Conference Center at Harrah’s Atlantic City, plus top name entertainment and fine dining, AC is indeed the place to meet.
Its thriving culinary scene includes some of the top chefs in the industry like Bobby Flay, Guy Fieri and Gordon Ramsay, along with nationally acclaimed locales such as The Palm, Cuba Libre, and Buddakan among many oth- ers. Atlantic City offers trendy, eclectic establishments together with home-style “mom and pop” eateries, classic boardwalk fare, and one of America’s greatest spots for a hoagie or hero sandwich - the White House Sub Shop.
Atlantic City also has become a world-class shopping destination. Among its options are: Tanger Outlets The Walk, a $76 million, 15-city block dining and retail outlet with upscale retailers, downsized prices and the recent addition of Bass Pro Shops; The Playground at Caesars, an over-the-ocean facility featuring 575,000-square feet of restaurants, exclusive retail shops and event facilities; plus The Quarter at Tropicana with 200,000-square feet of retail, dining, entertainment and spa options. Additional diverse shopping can be found along the boardwalk and throughout the city’s casinos.
The area also is full of history and locations that celebrate it, such as the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University; Atlantic City Historical Museum; Atlantic City Ballet; the Civil Rights Garden; New Jersey Korean War Memorial; and the Atlantic City Art Center. Other notable sites off the
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