Dolce Mare dining room at the Ocean Resort Casino in Atlantic City, NJ


candy bars are still a hit and serve as a nice takeaway for guests. “If you’re not doing a raffle and people want some- thing to bring home or to eat, a candy station is a unique way to end an event, and it can be given out in brand- ed bags.”


A rather spectacular facility available year-round, but also perfect for a non- traditional holiday party, is The Pool at Harrah’s Atlantic City.


“There’s nothing like it,” exclaims Polici. “It is the most spectacular backdrop for an event. It is like a tropical oasis covered by a dome.”


While inside this tropical environment, guests can view the night sky and enjoy the feeling of being in a truly unique space.


“We have done DJs, bands, night time activities, a holiday swim party and more,” says Polici. “It holds up to 2,000 guests, but you can host an event with fewer. There is so much going on aes-


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thetically - with cabanas and natural areas. No matter what the size of group, it is a really cool atmosphere.”


She adds that, since there is so much going on at The Pool at Harrah’s, plan- ners don’t need to invest in a lot of props and decorations because the tropical surroundings serve as the decor.


Located along the boardwalk, in between Bally’s and Caesars, is Wild Wild West, which features a California Gold Rush and Old Western theme, along with high ceilings and a built-in stage.


“The beach bar is right outside, and in-season the area can be rented right off the sand for private functions,” explains Polici. “Inside, at Wild Wild West, groups can really have an interac- tive party with games, a mechanical bull, corn hole and more. We can bring in additional games or have a DJ and band. Your group can have all of these experiences and then step out-


side right on the boardwalk to grab some fresh air.”


Polici says that the team at Caesars Entertainment is available to help cus- tomize group experiences and is happy to use their expertise to set up an event that will best suit those who will be atending.


“Ask questions,” she advises. “Do you want to dance or not? Do you want to be seated or not? A lot of human resource people are in the planning capacity for holiday parties and it may be the only event they plan all year, as they are not a ‘traditional’ planner. Take them by the hand and ask them - what do the guests like to eat? Do they want to be interactive? You have to know one size doesn’t fit all, but asking all of these questions will help to make sure guests are satisfied.”


Yet another popular Atlantic City desti- nation for meetings, events and parties, including during the holiday season, Tropicana Atlantic City is perfect for


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