In September, Five Below, a Philadelphia-based discount store chain, held its annual meeting for 900 store managers, district managers, regional directors and other employees at the Tropicana.

Tropicana offers 122,000 sf of meeting space including an 18,000-sf column-free ballroom that accommodates up to 1,800 attendees as well as 50 function rooms and the Grand Exposition Center, which accommodates groups of up to 2,000 people. The iconic Tropicana, for example, completed $40 million in renovations including 500 Havana Tower Hotel and the North Tower. Many Atlantic City properties are undergoing improvements. Gaming hotels include Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City, Caesars Atlantic City, Bally’s Atlantic City, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, The Water Club (Borgata), Resorts Casino Hotel, Golden Nugget Atlantic City, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Tropicana Hotel & Casino.

Non-gaming hotels include Sheraton Atlantic City, Showboat Atlantic City, The Claridge Hotel (now a Radisson property), Courtyard by Marriott and Stockton Seaview Resort. Groups have a choice of gaming and non-gaming properties offering a total of about 7,000 guest rooms, 260 meeting rooms and 1 million sf of meeting space. The destination has shed its decades-old reputation as only a gaming capital by expanding and renovating properties and meeting spaces while offering more activities, entertainment and dining options.Īs a result, Atlantic City is attracting more families and meetings, including many groups from outside its traditional East Coast base of businesses and associations. There are more reasons than ever to meet in Atlantic City. The concert venue at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City seats 1,200 for special events.

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