Atlantic City Casinos Welcome Summer with Upgrades

Atlantic City gaming revenue slipped in the first quarter of the year, losing about 10% from where it was a year earlier. With Memorial Day Weekend this weekend and summer right around the corner, casinos are ready to deliver new experiences they hope will help them rebound.

A 'Welcome to Atlantic City' sign on a freeway overpass. (Source: Flickr)

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The Casino Association of New Jersey reported recently that Atlantic City casinos have been investing heavily in high-end entertainment, new culinary experiences and more luxurious accommodations. Bally's Atlantic City, celebrating its 45th anniversary this year, is leading the charge with a focus on fine dining and VIP experiences.

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High rollers can unwind in the new Legacy Lounge at Bally's, while casual diners can savor succulent steaks at Park Place Prime, a steakhouse with a nod to Bally's long-standing position in the city. Slot enthusiasts will also be thrilled with the addition of 500 new slots and a completely remodeled High Limit Slot Room.

Over at Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa, the focus is on craft brews and modern dining. The recently renovated Long Bar now boasts an impressive selection of over two dozen local craft beers on tap. Metropolitan, a sophisticated restaurant within the resort, is undergoing a comprehensive and complete makeover that will define the inside of the property, as well as its surroundings. Additionally, fashionistas will be excited to learn about the highly anticipated opening of Maceoo Boutique in the retail piazza this June.

Caesars Entertainment is adding a touch of reality TV flair to its offerings with the opening of Buddy's Boardwalk Empire at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City. This exciting new venture is the brainchild of famed baker Buddy Valastro, better known as "Cake Boss."

This investment is just the latest in a string of renovations by Caesars, which has poured over $400 million into transforming its properties since 2020. This includes bringing the world-renowned Nobu brand – both the restaurant and the hotel – to Atlantic City, along with The Hook, a captivating production by Spiegelworld, now Atlantic City's first-ever year-round entertainment residency.

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Hard Rock, Golden Nugget and Ocean On Board

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino isn't holding back either. It's showering millions on improvements and a star-studded entertainment lineup valued at over $30 million. Guests can look forward to a summer filled with electrifying performances by renowned artists.

Golden Nugget isn't just upping its entertainment game; it has also unveiled the first phase of a massive room renovation project. Guests can now enjoy a luxurious stay in newly refurbished rooms, featuring a modern color scheme, top-of-the-line furnishings and more.

Ocean Casino Resort is treating its guests to a taste of culinary excellence with a partnership with celebrated chef Michael Schulson. This collaboration brings two exciting new fine-casual concepts to Ocean's already impressive roster – Pearl & Mary oyster bar and Samuel's at Ocean.

Ocean is also offering high-flying getaways with its new partnership with BLADE. Guests can now travel to the casino in style with a helicopter ride directly from New York City to Ocean's helipad.

Resorts Casino Hotel isn't being left behind. It has revamped its LandShark Bar & Grill, which now boasts a larger kitchen and dining area. And for those seeking a taste of Guy Fieri's culinary creations, Guy Fieri's Chicken Guy is set to open its doors on June 19, featuring both an indoor dining area and a spacious outdoor bar.

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