Destination: Tropicana Atlantic City Atlantic City, nJ


Tropicana is a premier gaming destination situated along the boardwalk in Atlantic City. It features a world-class meeting environment, award-winning and certified meeting profession- als on staff, more than 122,000-square feet of function space and 2,078 guestrooms, making it one of the largest hotels in the state of New Jersey.


Tropicana offers highly versatile space able to accommodate a wide variety of needs, including boardrooms, ballrooms, breakouts and even a theater. It also is home to The Quarter, a 200,000-square foot shopping, dining and entertainment complex. Boasting 24 restaurants, 25 shops, 18 bars and lounges, 2 swimming pools, an IMAX Theatre and a spa, Tropicana also has completed over $90 million in renovations and additions since 2015.


Included among its most recent enhancements are: its spectacular Multimedia Light and Sound Show; the AtlantiCare LifeCenter fitness facility; and the recent opening of three new restaurants concepts by Iron Chef Jose Garces - Olón, Bar Olón and Okatshe, which feature impeccably designed spaces with unique environments that transport guests to a coastal town in Ecuador, a Japanese streetscape, or a beachside beer bar.


At Olón, every seat has sweeping ocean and boardwalk views. In summer, seating is available on its outside deck.


In addition, Tropicana’s newly renovated Seaside Cafe opened in a new location, offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-


Olón by Garces at Tropicana


night menus. The Fiesta Buffet also has been fully renovated. Both of these upgraded restaurants reopened earlier this sum- mer.


Finally, Boogie Nights, Tropicana’s ‘70s and ‘80s themed dance club, celebrates its five-year anniversary in 2017. Keeping the good times rolling, it completed a facelift in June that includes a new, expanded dance floor, the addition of a bar with more communal seating, an exclusive bottle service experience, and more.


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