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plains Jackson, “a memorable and unique opportunity for event sponsors to get their name in front of audi- ences."


According to Diane Spiers, VP advertising and market- ing for Ocean Casino Resort, “Ocean’s top-notch amenities and offerings include 15 eateries from which to choose, such as Wahlburgers and Iron Chef Jose Garces’ Amada, three swimming pools and 13 ca- banas overlooking the Atlantic, the largest Topgolf Swing Suite in America, a luxury spa, the 70,000- square foot Ovation Hall, as well as award-winning nightlife venues."


The 40,000-square foot Exhale Spa + Bathhouse at Ocean Casino Resort provides therapeutic, results- oriented body and skincare services designed to pro- mote ultimate inner and outer wellbeing, she notes.


"HQ2 Beachclub and Nightclub, named 2019 Night- club of the Year by Atlantic City Weekly, is known for hosting some of the most sought-after celebrity DJs and nightlife performers,” observes Spiers.


“Ovation Hall has been described as the epicenter for entertainment in Atlantic City,” she adds. “The venue features symphony orchestras, comedy, various musi- cal genres, and mixed martial arts events.”


Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa, an MGM Resorts Luxury Destination, opened its Moneyline Bar and Book along with the Level One Cocktail Bar and Lounge in June, together adding more than $12 million in development to the casino-resort.


More than a sports book, Moneyline serves as Borgata’s newest destination bar complete with a dining program by Executive Chef Tom Biglan that is complemented by a 24-tap craft beer list, nightly entertainment and signature programming that offers something for everyone.


Sports enthusiasts will love Ocean Casino Resort’s indoor Topgolf Swing Suite featuring virtual golf with target games and 18-hole courses along with other popular sports games, such as baseball, football, hockey and dodgeball. This unique entertainment venue has individual bays, offers food and beverage service, and is available to host small groups.


One of Ocean Casino Resort’s three swimming pools, the indoor to outdoor pool Eclipse, overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and adapts to the climate allowing guests to go for a swim at any time of the year.


There’s no shortage of options for entertainment at Caesars’ AC properties either, asserts Zane Demarco, marketing coordinator for Caesars Entertainment. Harrah’s Atlantic City recently completed a renova- tion of The Pool After Dark, home to A-list celebrity hosts and well-known performers. Under a 90-foot glass dome, The Pool After Dark is perfect for groups any time of year with seven hot tubs and 12 cabanas.


Another location with live music is Bally’s Beach Bar, offering entertainment and themed gatherings every night of the week. This can be bought out for a pri- vate event, as well. For a luxurious gathering space, 2100 Bar and Lounge at Caesars Atlantic City debuted in 2018 and offers unique signature cocktails. Mean- while, the Viking Cooking School at Harrah’s is a great option for those seeking a fun team building activity -


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