THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Oddly, there was no beach badge fee on the Thursday leading up to Labor Day weekend, but it's advertised online as $10 daily. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Beaches are scattered along the boardwalk and kind of broken up into sections. - Wasn't as clean as we expected. - Sand had lots of shells and remnants from the ocean. - The north side of the beach wasn't huge. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = For you shell collectors out there, along the coastline where the beach and ocean currents meet, there was a craaaazy amount of shells of all shapes and sizes!

Loved going to the beach in September when it was less crowded but overall this beach is great…read more Really enjoyed time with my family and I'm so blessed I live so close to such an amazing shore town!

They were super helpful when picking out snowboarding boots. Even fixed up my board! Quality…read moreselection of items as well

Great customer service, highly recommend! Really helped a first timer navigate what was needed and…read morewhat wasn't. Very friendly staff!

It's a sad walk. You can see it really had passed its glory days. There are still people who offer…read morerides within the boardwalk while pushing you and there is a electric mini van that accepts only creditcards. Alot of homeless standing by and roaming. Alot of drunkards and nasty people making the place worse. See images and videos for reference

Atlantic City Beach? Underrated. Clean, soft sand, not as many people, etc, etc…read more.... Atlantic City BOARDWALK? Different story. AC Boardwalk is a congregation of dregs. People riding around on rascal scooters BLASTING music. Everyone, EVEN THE TRAM CAR EMPLOYEES, vaping on the "smoke free" boardwalk. Everything is LOUD. The restaurants are full of flies. Morbidly obese people spilling out of their 2 piece bikinis. Cussing, yelling, cell phone conversations on speakerphone.....the smell of weed in the air......I can go on..... AC is just a seedy place no matter how you look at it. I guess it's part of its whole identity, but it's still annoying to be around it. *I* say, go for the beach, then get outta dodge to go find something to eat or something to do.

Great beach!! Great city!! Can't go wrong with a quick get away to ocean city. It's a great place…read moreto go a relax any time of the year.

- No admission fee the Thursday before Labot Day, which was a nice surprise--Google said $8 per…read moreadult, but we didn't pay anything - Super fine sand that sticks to everything, whether you're sweaty or bone dry--bring a good towel and some patience, and be prepared to take a good amount home - Shoreline is a very short walk from the boardwalk, which is super convenient if you're carrying gear or have kids in tow - Rinse stations do exist, but they're hard to find--not very well marked - Lots of shells scattered around; great if you like collecting, but could be uncomfortable for bare feet in some spots - Plenty of food, drink, and dessert options on the boardwalk; everything from pizza to frozen custard is within reach - Handy souvenir shops nearby, which is great for grabbing last-minute beach gear or keepsakes - Decent beach with convenient access and amenities, but it didn't quite live up to the hype; fine for a casual visit, but not a must-see

Brighton Park appeared as a good spot to rest for a moment after a long brutal hot day walking on…read morethe boardwalk. The tall cement archway caught my eye with several rows of circular seating. As we got closer, we noticed the New Jersey Korean War Veterans Memorial on the left side with about ten homeless people yelling and wondering about. Are they the guardians of the park?

Brighton Park is situated on what is claimed to be the most desirable plot of land in Atlantic…read moreCity. This plot of land is where the founder of Atlantic City, Jeremiah Leeds, built his family settlement. Along with the significance of this plot of land it is surrounded by some great historic spots as well. You have the historic Claridge Hotel capping the park on the city end and the boardwalk capping it on the beach end. Right off the boardwalk you will find the park's amphitheater. This park also has gate? I am assuming that is what that is. This has the name of the part and is kind of a window that could serve for some amazing pictures. The park also has the Atlantic City Walk of Fame. I had no idea that they had something like this so I had to do a bit a research. The Walk of Fame is for artists that have performed in Atlantic City as well as made an impact on the music industry. The event is presented by The National Rhythm & Blues Music Society, which I also did not know was a thing. A nice spot to take a rest or maybe east some food that you grabbed on the boardwalk. But do keep your guard up. There are some unsavory characters about. Maybe not a problem when there are loads of tourist about, but when the tourists dwindle it could be a problem.

Although the walkway still exists, the sculptures have been removed as the public art project has…read morebeen discontinued. It was a lovely view along the bay, but there are no more sculptures. We started the walk from behind the Golden Nugget parking garage under the brigantine bridge and then around the back of Harrah's to MGM/Borgata.

ATLANTIC CITY: a very special part of Harrah's Resort Atlantic City is the waterfront walk, also…read moreknown as the AC Waterfront Sculpture Walk. It is a perfect outdoor paved path to walk your dog and look at the marina and the Absecon water channel. You can walk for about 2 miles round trip taking in the nature of AC all the way to the Borgata and the Golden Nugget (neither are dog friendly). Along the way there is cool artwork and sculptures. Access the path from Harrah's Brigantine entrance and be sure to bring baggies and water. Our photo looks hazy as we visited during the forest fire at Wharton State Forest.

ATLANTIC CITY: Gardner's Basin is a very quiet and peaceful bayside park where leashed-dogs are…read moreallowed to walk and explore. You can have a great meal/drink at Back Bay Ale House, shop at the Crafter's Village, see some art, and take a seat at a picnic table under a tree and relax. You can also access a nice walking path from here.

I enjoy the walks around the basin in AC. Much history and great view of the marina where on a…read moregreat sunny day you get to see all the boats, jetskis and water taxis doing their march. On the weekends there's pretty high traffic, but I enjoy walking solo during the week on days where there is not many people around.

Hanes Brands brings to mind the iconic "tidy whitey" (as we called them growing up)men's underwear!…read more I agree with Yelper friend Marianne, as I too, wore my share of Hanes Silk Reflections panty hose, Hanes Leggs tights and panty hose , Hanes panty hose "socks," and Hanes Ultra Sheer panty hose. Hanes still offers quite the selection of hose and tights! I recall years ago at church, one of the members pulled me aside to let me know it was "out of style" to wear pantyhose anymore. Well, clearly I didn't get the memo...it didn't take much convincing for me to 86 the pantyhose after that conversation! Over the years, I've worn Hanes socks, too! Again, Hanes offers quite the selection form no show socks, to mousure wicking socks, to ankle high scoks and the iconic Hanes crew socks. I owned at least one Hanes sweatshirt. Nice to see Hanes offers scrubs and a nice variety of comfortware for men women and children! Thanks Hanes Brand!

Hanes. After a century+ of producing high quality undergarments all they have left is a logo and a…read morename. Once the largest producer of men's and women's undergarments (and the hugely successful Legg's pantyhose brand in an egg shaped package in the 70's/'80's) Hanes recently sold-out to Canadian clothing manufacturer Gildan and the inexorable slide towards lower quality and disposable clothing has begun. My personal replacements for underwear and t-shirts reveal much thinner thread counts and shoddy sewing that renders most garments landfill-bound after a few washings. Thankfully, you only get one shot to fool me and trade on my loyalty. They might consider selling their garments as dust cloths and skip the fiction of wearable fashion. Hanes is done. One star.