Atlantic City, New Jersey is known for its boardwalk, spas, golf, fine dining, ocean front….and its casino gambling. Second only to Las Vegas and online casinos, Atlantic City attracts many guests to visit for a weekend or longer to enjoy the fantastic casinos.
During the day, visitors to Atlantic City may enjoy the ocean, boardwalk, shopping, trolley tours, antiques and family amusements. Nearby there are several top wineries to tour. One of the most famous is the Elephant and Renault Winery which offers tours of the vineyard and plant following by a guided wine tasting and the opportunity to buy.
After dark, Atlantic City really excels with its excellent entertainment and casinos. Each casino has its own particular theme and atmosphere but they all combine to provide non-stop action 24/7. There are eleven top casinos in this vibrant city, and much like Las Vegas they are part of big hotel and entertainment complexes by some of the biggest names in the business.
Caesar’s, Bally’s and Harrah’s are joined by Atlantic City Hilton Casino, Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa, Resorts Casino, Tropicana and Showboat which has a great Mardi Gras theme. Three further casinos are owned by Trump – Trump Marina, Trump Plaza and Trump Taj Mahal Casino.
There are thousands of slots to choose from, some with high limits, plus video poker where you play at your own pace against the machine. Fast-moving craps is a skilled game to watch and to play, or sit at a table for Blackjack, Texas Hold’Em and other popular table games.
Caesars Atlantic City features Palace East, an Asian themed casino, decorated with chopstick wall art and featuring 25 Asian table games including Pai Gow Poker and Pai Gow Tiles. Two other specialized games not found onboard cruise casinos is Rapid Roulette, which uses touch-screens and Sic Bo, a game with three dice and an electronic screen. For traditional gambling games or new ideas and variations, Atlantic City is certainly somewhere every gambler will want to visit.
