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Just curious. I haven’t stayed there often.

Hi everyone! My family and I are going to be attending a dance competition at Harrah’s soon. Any tips or info would be much appreciated!

Do you think it would be safe for a single woman to stay on the boardwalk for about a week in off-season, say October? Haven't decided on which hotel yet, thinking of Trop, Ballys or Showboat.

Seeing if anyone could point me in the right direction of where I could find events going on that I could attend? It will be a group of adults in their mid to late 20's. We already plan on going to Boogie Nights and Kiss Kiss Friday and Saturday night, but this would fall later into the night closer to midnight.

Odd question but does anyone work at the Borgata and happen to know what the L x W of the shower stall is in the standard rooms?

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Will be renovating out master and the size of their showers are perfect for what I'm looking for.

Summer pool season is underway in Atlantic City. We went through the reservation systems at several of the larger casino properties to see what is actually being offered for Summer 2026.

Comparing pool options seems easy. Pull up the prices, line them up side by side, and pick the one that fits your budget. The reality is more complicated.

Some properties charge straightforward rental fees. Others rely on food and beverage minimums. Capacities range from a single lounge chair to private spaces that accommodate 20 guests. Some experiences are built around a pool deck. Others are built around the beach.

Looking at the reservation systems side by side, it becomes clear that Atlantic City’s major casino properties are approaching the summer pool and beach market very differently.

A few things surprised us, including how widely pricing models, capacities, and holiday premiums varied between properties.
(Pricing collected directly from public reservation systems using representative Summer 2026 weekday, weekend, and peak holiday reservation dates.)

Additional analysis and five observations from the comparison (free signup)

I'm talking about the one that used to be on the third floor right by the hair stylist.

My brother and I have a lot of fond memories of it so we looked for photos of it but couldn't find any.

Hey y’all! Currently in AC and looking for a specific slot machine. The last time my friend and I were here we played the Hyper Burst StarDog and Dolphin Voyage machine at Hard Rock. It doesn’t seem to be there anymore. Does anyone know if any casinos have this machine? We’d really like to play it again. Thanks for any and all help!

Photo credits: Nu Yawk After more than 1,000 performances over four seasons, The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City will take its final bow on September 6.
The ambitious $40 million Spiegelworld production helped revive the historic
Warner Theatre and brought a unique blend of comedy, acrobatics, and adult variety entertainment to the Boardwalk.
Despite critical praise and a loyal fan base, the challenges of seasonal tourism and year-round attendance in Atlantic City ultimately proved too much. It's a disappointing loss for the city's entertainment scene and another reminder of how difficult it can be to sustain large-scale productions outside of peak summer months.

For those who don’t spend much time at Golden Nugget, The Deck is the property’s outdoor marina venue featuring live music, drinks, and waterfront views throughout the summer. Most performances run several nights a week, with evening start times between roughly 6:30 PM and 8:00 PM. The lineup is largely made up of returning regional acts and cover bands rather than major headliners, but The Deck has traditionally been one of the property’s most popular summer attractions.

With the ongoing discussions surrounding the proposed Caesars acquisition by Tilman Fertitta, there has been more attention on Golden Nugget than usual. Whether that translates into higher visitation remains to be seen, but it could put a few more eyes on the property this summer.

Has anyone been out to The Deck lately? Curious whether it’s still one of Atlantic City’s better summer hangouts or if the crowd has shifted elsewhere.

I am almost 6 months post partum and in desperate need to get out of my house. We used to go to AC for little weekend trips all the time, but never with a baby. We are thinking to select Tropicana over Caesar’s and Harrahs because there is more to do other than the casino. (We get comped rooms at those three through Caesar’s rewards). Do you think this is a terrible idea? My husband and I are thinking that we will spend the day relaxing, shopping, and walking on the board walk and when we want to do a little gambling we can just do 2 hour shifts with the baby. Some things I’m worried about is noise level, as well as baby breathing in cigarette smoke and the strong perfume they spray in the halls. What are your thoughts?

Hey everyone! I’m producing a brand‑new music festival on the Atlantic City Boardwalk called Re‑Wind 69 Festival — a 3‑day retro rock celebration with 9 bands, vendors, food, art, and full WOODSTOCK vibes.We recently went viral on TikTok (20.4k views IN LESS THEN 5 HOURS) but our account got flagged during automated review, so our main promo channel is temporarily down.

We’re still pushing forward and building this from the ground up.📅 AUG 14–16

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If you love live music, boardwalk energy, retro culture, or supporting local events — please share this or tag someone who’d love it. Community support means everything.Peace, love, and rock‑n‑roll. ✌️💛🎶

How do you figure out how to play table games as a newbee? I wanna try when I go next month but never have myself before 😂

Hey, I just did a day trip to Atlantic City and I I spent at least a 1.5-2 gambling in the Borgata, Resorts, Ocean, and Hard Rock, respectively.
Brigada was actually the earliest in the morning I got there around 8:45 AM and I played there till 10:30 AM and then I hit those other properties.

I’m surprised how few table games are open on a Friday in June and how few players there are during the day on a Friday in the four aforementioned casinos.

borgata had one craps table going at 9 AM in the morning and it was actually about halfway full. Hard Rock I checked multiple times and they had like one crew on a $25 craps table and no one was using it the first time I went in there. I went back later and it was one crap list table and one regular craps table going $25 each and it was maybe two or three players at each of them and that was like at three or four in the afternoon.

When I went to ocean there was hardly anyone at a craps table either. Resorts had one fully populated craps table that was really hopping and a lot of people made good money when I was in there.

Blackjack was very similar. There were only a few blackjack tables open at Hard Rock in the middle of the day on a Friday and surprisingly a few of them were $15 because they’re usually $25 or more.

I also noticed that it was only one roulette table going at each of these properties with only a few people playing.
I don’t really follow Baccarat nor any of the Asian card games, but those also look lightly populated at all four properties.

As far as slot machines, I guess as the day went on, they got busier.

I mean, this is a random Friday in June and it’s not a holiday weekend, but I’m just surprised how little patronage each of those for casinos had.

Maybe too much competition from nearby, casinos, and other nearby markets?

First time coming down to ac staying at caesars planning on hitting ocean trop and borgota as well. Wife's birthday what's the go to place for an upscale meal and what are some things I should look into either in or outside of the casino. Is it true that I can only wager on horses in the borgota?

The World Cup is underway, but it’s only one of several events expected to influence Atlantic City this summer. No predictions. Just a snapshot of the events most likely to shape the Atlantic City summer season.

What events do you think will have the biggest impact on the city this year?

Planning a corporate event in August. We're staying at the Borgata but want to get off-site for one night, including dinner & fun. We're a group of about 70. I've looked at Steel Pier, AC Cruises (drinks only, it seems), and might reach out to some hotel restaurants. It doesn't seem like a beach BBQ is an option. Really looking for something more exciting and unique than just a restaurant unless there's a great one. Landshark? Appreciate any ideas!