The open-air Breakwater Pavilion serves up a beautiful setting and fresh breezes off the water; Michener’s Library - named after author James A. Michener’s novel Chesapeake- is a spectacular lobby lounge with a two- story glass wall bordered by stone fire- places; and the Eagles Nest Bar and Grille features lunch by the greens of The Golf Club at River Marsh.
“We invite planners to consider break- outs waterfront on Manor Lawn,” said Ruppert. “If you are coming to the iconic Eastern Shore, you should incor- porate the destination into your entire meeting, not just free time.”
She said the venue plans a wide range of team building opportunities, includ- ing its signature Cardboard Boat Regatta, where communication and teamwork are key to ensuring atten- dees won’t “sink the ship.”
Moreover, there’s no need to go any- where else when meetings are held at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay, because the property offers a full-ser- vice activity beach with motorized and non-motorized water sports. Whether it’s a stroll on the banks of the Choptank or a dip in one of the pools for a little relaxation, the options are practically endless.
“If you’re looking for an exclusive expe- rience for attendees, wow them with a
30- to 45-minute sunset cruise that docks for dinner at the oldest crab- picking factory in the world, J.M. Claytons,” said Ruppert. “This is truly a one-of-a-kind event that can only be experienced at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina. Planners can host an opening reception poolside, complete with fresh oysters and crab cakes paired with our exclusive craft beer, Off the Rook, from local brewer RaR. They can close out the evening with an amazing fireworks display over the Choptank River.”
Resorts Casino Hotel, a Mohegan Sun property, is set on the world famous boardwalk in Atlantic City, NJ. Here, planners have a range of settings and choices for hosting events.
The Horizon and Ocean ballrooms offer boardwalk and ocean views that fit naturally into an Atlantic City Boardwalk theme. Tropical fun and beach themes are already built in with Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville entertain- ment complex, which includes the LandShark Bar and Grill and Margaritaville Café. Both venues are able to accommodate up to 500 atten- dees for private events.
Attendees will find a warm greeting with leis and a fun atmosphere to net- work while sipping tropical beverages and dining on island food. When the
Mid-Atlantic Society of Association Executives convened here in December, attendees wore leis, danced and dined as part of their conference.
“A new attraction that just opened on Steel Pier - across the boardwalk from Resorts - is one of the three largest Ferris wheels in the country,” said William H. Jackson, director, sales and marketing for Resorts. “Now, meeting and event planters at Resorts Casino Hotel have this new, creative venue for groups that’s on an expansive deck sur- rounding the wheel.”
Jackson said attendees can enjoy cocktails on a 1,000-foot pier and take in the view of the Atlantic Ocean as part of their 15-minute trip in gondolas (there are 40 enclosed and tempera- ture controlled gondolas that each can hold 6 passengers comfortably) on the giant observation wheel. He said spon- sors of corporate events are able to offer logoed items and piped-in messages during the ride, which is a unique and memorable opportunity for them to get their name in front of a “captive” audience.
“The beaches along the nation’s Eastern shoreline are always a draw, and combined with waterfront dining, spectacular views, team building games and other activities along the famous boardwalk, Resorts Casino Hotel has something for everyone,”
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