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View from the guest room at Ocean Casino Resort


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Caesars Atlantic City celebrated its 40th anniversary last summer. The premier oceanfront resort destination has evolved to meet an ever-changing consumer demand for new experiences and new audiences. By hosting hundreds of signature events, offering first-class entertainment, award-winning restaurants, and an array of accommodations with stunning views, Caesars has proven to be a steadfast iconic resort destination.


On the heels of over $250 million in investments and improvements into its Atlantic City resorts over the last several years, the company recently-debuted two new sportsbooks in Atlantic City last June, including The Book at Bally's, lo- cated in The Wild Wild West casino. The Book at Bally's also serves guests at Caesars Atlantic City as the largest sports- book in Atlantic City, boasting an immersive entertainment experience with the city's first self-serve beer wall (Beer Yourself), as well as private VIP Fan Caves with food and beverage service by celebrity Chef Guy Fieri.


"With three resorts in the market, Caesars has viewed Atlantic City as critical to our success over the past 40 years," said Tony Rodio, CEO of Caesars Entertainment. "Atlantic City is a popular destination, especially during the summer months, for one-third of the U.S. population and many of our 55 million Caesars Rewards members, who live within driving dis- tance of our properties. Having started out at Harrah's Resort, and spending most of my career in the city, I have a spe- cial appreciation of this landmark anniversary for Caesars, the gaming industry and Atlantic City," he added.


"For almost half a century now, Caesars has been committed to Atlantic City and has led the way in positioning the city as a leading gaming and entertainment destination on the East Coast," explained Kevin Ortzman, regional president for Cae- sars Entertainment. "Most importantly, however, is our dedication to helping make the community we serve a great place to both work and play."


Ocean Casino Resort spans 20 beachfront acres on the Atlantic City boardwalk and is the tallest building in Atlantic City. Its tower encompasses 1,399 guest rooms and suites, a high-energy casino that features live entertainment, ocean views and nearly 2,000 slot machines and 125 table games paired with a sportsbook in partnership with William Hill.


With more than 20 restaurants, Ocean Casino Resort offers world-class dining that includes American Cut, Amada and Dolce Mare. Groups can enjoy on-site amenities like Exhale Spa + Bathhouse, three swimming pools, HQ2 Nightclub, HQ2 Beachclub, Topgolf Swing Suite, shopping and more. Additionally, the property boasts 160,000-square feet of flexi- ble, indoor meeting and convention space and 90,000-square feet of unique outdoor spaces. Owned and operated by AC Ocean Walk, L.L.C., Ocean Casino Resort has partnered with Hyatt hotel chain to be part of its Unbound Collection.


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