With over 150,000-square feet of meeting and event space, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City boasts a variety of venues designed to accommodate groups of all sizes. For the largest gather- ings, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena (pic- tured) can stage a general session of 7,000 people or a trade show with more than 300 booths.


All of Hard Rock’s meeting and event spaces are easily accessible from its 2,000 overnight rooms, and offer Wi-Fi access, expert audio-visual and technological integration, along with world-class food and beverage.


The casino that originally brought gaming to Atlantic City back in 1978, Resorts Casino Hotel, a Mohegan Gaming and Entertainment property, continues to be at the top of its game. Offering world-class casino action in a relaxed environment that keeps the focus on fun, Resorts Casino Hotel has undergone $100 million in renovations in recent years, including a state-of-the-art conference center, a $25 million room renovation project, and the addition of the $35 million Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville-themed entertainment complex with the only beach bar in town, Landshark Bar and Grill.


Resorts features 942 guest rooms and suites, casino gaming, two theaters, 10 restaurants, a food court, two VIP slot and table player lounges, a casino bar, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, health club and spa, salon, and retail shops. Its 64,000-square feet of technologically advanced meeting space includes 24 meeting and function rooms, most of which feature natural light and ocean views, as well as a 13,000-square-foot ballroom.


Among its top restaurant choices are: the award-winning Capriccio for classic Italian dining; Eastwind (authentic Asian cuisine); Gallagher’s Steak House; the new DraftKings Sportsbook at Resorts; Mukashi Sushi Bar; and, of course, Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville.


Charisse Huff, public relations specialist for Mohegan Sun, dis- cusses some of the other offerings of Resorts Atlantic City, as well as its sister properties in the region, Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, and Mohegan Sun Pocono in Wilkes-Barre, PA.


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