Chelsea Five Gastropub at Tropicana in Atlantic City, NJ
Tropicana also offers a 20,000-square foot Grand Exhibition Center and its 18,000-square foot pillarless Royal Swan Ballroom. The Tropicana Showroom provides more than 2,000 seats, and the on-site IMAX Theatre® can accommo- date seating for 300 attendees.
“Our staff is ready to make your holiday party special with a large amount of ballroom and meeting space that can accommodate your private function,” says Ziereis. “We also are home to more than 25 places to dine, 25 places to shop, and 20 places to party. Most of our restaurants can accommodate groups… In particular, Olón and Okatshe (both creations of Chef Jose Garces), as well as Chelsea Five Gastropub, Il Verdi and Golden Dynasty are gearing up for the holidays with delicious a la carte menus.”
Perhaps Tropicana’s most unique spaces are Okatshe, its Boogie Nights Nightclub, and the IMAX Theatre. At first glance, Okatshe seems to be an in- conspicuous Japanese candy store on the casino floor, but open a secret door and guests will feel as if they have been instantly transported to Japan with lights, sounds, smells, and mysterious vibes in this ode to the night markets and restaurant stalls in the streets of Tokyo. The restaurant is Chef Garces’ playful, modernized take on a tradi- tional Japanese Izakaya.
Boogie Nights is a ‘70s and ‘80s themed nightclub that boasts an incredible new sound system and a state-of-the-art
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lighted dance floor in a space that spans over 8,000-square feet. Featuring retro-style furniture, specialty pop cul- ture cocktails and an oversized disco ball, Boogie Nights creates the ideal atmosphere for an evening of flashback fun and can be rented out for private parties, or groups can book one of its VIP booths to celebrate during the holi- day season.
“Many groups have started out in our Escape AC - Escape Rooms for a team building session, gone to their banquet or one of the restaurants for dinner, and then kept the party going by attending our holiday show in the Showroom or by dancing the night away at Boogie Nights,” observes Ziereis. “We also have a variety of places to party throughout the property. We are happy to work with groups on discounted room rates for those who wish to stay the night.”
In addition, Tropicana transforms The Quarter into a whimsical winter wonderland with a 35-foot decorated tree and a free daily holiday musical light show presented every hour on the hour beginning at noon. From November 24 to December 20, the Tropicana Showroom will host “Jingle: A Whimsical Winter Wonderland” - which can serve as a great addition to any group’s holiday party.
Ocean Casino Resort has a variety of unique spaces on-site that are available for hosting events, notes Peter Ciccone, senior vice president of sales and meet-
ings for the property. One example is The Den, a semi-private area accommo- dating up to 300 people that overlooks the casino floor and has a trendy bar area with TVs mounted throughout the room.
“Topgolf Swing Suite is a sports bar overlooking the ocean and boardwalk with 13 bays of virtual golf, baseball, soccer, hockey and other interactive games,” he adds. “The space can hold up to 400 people, but also can be uti- lized for groups of as few as 20 and above. This is an ideal area for team building, holiday parties and social functions. 1927 Speakeasy is an inti- mate space that’s tucked behind one our lounges within the casino. This unique space has a dance floor, stage, multiple bars and private booths, and is a great venue for groups of up to 150 people."
A big advantage to booking an event at a casino resort property is it’s one-stop- shop nature. Ciccone explains that at Ocean Casino Resort, the property has everything a group might need for their event all under one roof. “With 1,399 breathtaking ocean view guestrooms, 160,000-square feet of meeting and event space, over 20 restaurants, three nightclubs, three swimming pools, a high-energy casino, sports book and more - there is no need to ever leave the building."
For those who are interested in holding their event within one of the on-site restaurants, among the options for
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