and beverage options will include fine- dining steak and seafood concepts, as well as casual eateries. Over 150,000- square feet of event space will accom- modate large conventions, along with smaller events and trade shows.
Hard Rock serves as curators of the largest and most valuable music memo- rabilia collection in existence, so it is only natural that the interior and exteri- or design pay homage to music greats with museum-like displays adorning the walls throughout the property.
The
memorabilia will be carefully hand- selected and focused on contemporary musicians and artists with ties to New Jersey.
Tropicana Resort Casino Atlantic City, NJ
In July 2017, Tropicana Atlantic City acquired The Chelsea Hotel, which is situated directly across the street. Tropicana has since renovated The Chelsea Tower hotel rooms, and is now ready to debut the its enhanced non- gaming amenities in time for the upcoming Memorial Day Weekend.
Among its key features are: Skybridge, a new enclosed pedestrian walkway connecting Tropicana guests to Chelsea Tower and its hotel rooms, swimming pools, dining and lounge offerings; Cabana Five Bar and Pool Deck, a rooftop swimming pool with full-service bar,
poolside dining, cabana rentals
and live entertainment (open only to guests age 21 and older); The saltwater Oasis Pool on the ground level nestled in a quiet and relaxing space adorned with greenery and patio furniture; Whiskey Five
bar; Chelsea Five
Gastropub featuring panoramic ocean views and an adjacent outdoor terrace lounge; plus Gilchrist Restaurant serv- ing breakfast and lunch daily.
Since emerging from bankruptcy in 2010, with the capital and support of Icahn Enterprises (controlling share-
holder), Tropicana AC has invested over $200 million in upgrades, renovations and enhancements across the property.
“Our property now features just under 2,400 hotel rooms, is the home of The Quarter (a 200,000-square foot enter- tainment complex), 26 restaurants, 25 shops, 20 bars and lounges, four pools, an IMAX Theatre and a spa,” stated Steve Callender,
Tropicana Atlantic City.
general manager of “The new
restaurants and pools in The Chelsea Tower provide our guests with more non-gaming amenities to enjoy this summer.”
Tropicana’s $200 million investment also included a complete renovation of its South Tower guest rooms and suites, completed in early spring. On May 24, 2018, Tropicana will host a celebration to unveil the renovated South Tower to the public and also celebrate the offi- cial opening of The Chelsea Tower with a ceremonial ribbon cutting of the Skybridge. Tropicana’s Memorial Day Weekend celebrations will continue with a “Boardwalk Block Party” and fire- works on May 26.
Caesars Entertainment Atlantic City, NJ
Harrah’s Atlantic City offers a sophisti- cated marina setting and an expansive roster of world-class resort amenities. A premier destination for meetings, it fea- tures one-of-a-kind venues like The Pool, a year-round tropical entertainment par- adise for unforgettable group events. Harrah’s boasts a total of 125,000-square feet of meeting space, including its world-class Waterfront Conference Center featuring a wide range of meet- ing services and amenities coupled with a dedicated staff to assist with all aspects of planning.
Caesars Atlantic City Hotel and Casino features an elegant Roman theme, superb dining, luxurious spa and world- class shopping, plus impeccable service
and attention to detail for meetings and events.
Bally’s Atlantic City, located next to Caesars in the middle of Atlantic City’s world-famous boardwalk, offers inviting interiors and a wealth of amenities that serve as an ideal escape from the every- day. Bally’s features a large casino floor, top-name entertainment, a dozen restaurants and clubs, and 80,000- square feet of function space conve- niently situated on one level along with an experienced team to help planners. Bally’s and Caesars also both offer unique oceanfront experiences, such as Bally’s Beach Bar. A new bar and lounge will be opening this spring at Caesars, which will be called 2100 Bar and Lounge.
Ocean Resort Casino Atlantic City, NJ
A Hyatt affiliate has entered into a fran- chise agreement with AC Ocean Walk for the 1,399-room Ocean Resort Casino at the site of the former Revel casino in Atlantic City. The $3 billion landmark property, which was recently acquired by AC Ocean Walk, will join The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand, Hyatt's growing collection of unique and independent stay experiences with an expected opening of summer 2018.
At 710-feet and 60-stories tall and situat- ed along 20-acres on the world famous boardwalk, Ocean Resort Casino will be the tallest structure in AC.
The expansive 6.4-million square foot luxury resort will feature a 138,000- square foot casino, 160,000-square feet of indoor meeting and convention space - along with another 90,000- square feet of flexible outdoor special event space - plus five swimming pools, including a salt-water pool, a sun deck with cabanas, distinctive dining by Garces Group and LDV Hospitality, and entertainment experiences at day and nightclubs and a sports bar.
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