A decent arcade located at the Tropicana. It's by the North Tower elevators and on the same level…read moreas the escape rooms. It's not a huge arcade but they do have good and fun games for all ages. You can get a game card via a machine or at the counter. The credits are somewhat pricey but the games are fairly priced. The prizes have high redemption levels but they are pretty good options for the prizes. Big and little toys. Great option to take a break from the casino or if you have little ones with you.

Great place - perfect for kids! Staff is friendly and helpful. Plenty of games for kids to choose…read morefrom and place. Glad they have this arcade in the Tropicana.

Ended up going here to use a Groupon. That's what makes the place a good deal and affordable…read more Probably wouldn't go there and pay retail prices for a session. All and all it was good tandem fun and they had a bunch of different VR games to choose from. Ended up playing the zombie blasting game. They have a limited amount of shirts, used games and collectibles up at the front for purchase. Large and clean venue. Seemed really new. The only knock was that they should factor the sign in process to your time. E.g if it take the employee 7 minutes to sign into the VR game you should get 37 minutes not 23.

This casino is part of Caesar's and right next door. You can walk straight in from the boardwalk or…read morefrom the parking garage at Caesar's. It has a huge Sportsbook section with plenty of seats and huge screens. During regular hours there's a windows too to place sports bets. There's also a restaurant here as well. Mostly slot machines here too. Not many table games. It also connects to Balleys as well as Casesrs.

I feel the timing was off when I visited since it was smack dab in the middle of a snow storm that…read morekept everyone away from the board walk. I think during the summer this might be the place to be. The machines were on the older side and not typically the games I like to play. They have a bar and food down here and and on certain nights they have a dj with dance floor and a bull iykyk. Not many table games but they have a few select ones. And it was really dark and Erie but like I said most people were home because of the snow. I will give it another in the warmer months

Great newly-built concert venue. Can function as a full seated theater, standing room only, or…read moreboth. What I love most is the talent that the theater features. I have seen big names like Buddy Guy, Black Eyed Pease, and Lenny Kravitz. Definitely worth hopping on a flight to experience what the theater has to offer.

I visited Ovation Hall during my first-ever trip to Atlantic City. I was pleasantly surprised by…read morethe venue, and I'd definitely considering coming back for another show. I saw the Totally Tubular festival, which was a variety show of several 80s bands. (The original acts, not cover bands.) The venue is located inside the Ocean Casino Resort. Ovation Hall is medium sized--definitely not intimate, but also nothing like a true arena. Acoustics were pretty good, and there are giant TVs on each side of the stage to see closeups of the performers. Overall the show went smoothly, with only one or two minor technical glitches, which seemed pretty good for the first night of a showcase tour. A friend and I sat on the side of the venue and still had a clear view. I thought it was worth it for $50 tickets (per person). This was a winter show, so none of the summertime beach traffic. The casino was busy but not overwhelmingly so. It was pretty easy to find parking and locate the venue inside. (Also it's not very smoky inside.) There are drinks available in Ovation Hall itself as well as small snacks. You can get more substantial food outside in the casino. Overall, I had a good experience at Ovation Hall, and I'll keep it on my radar for future shows.

Great place to watch a show. We watched a children's musical and the talent was great and the…read morescript was very entertaining. The arena was very nice air-conditioned and well equipped for production. We will look for another opportunity to attend an event here!

I went to Ocean City Music Pier last night and I came out a new man. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy really…read morelived up to his name. He was Big, Bad, and definitely a Daddy. During the show he showed me his Voodoo collection of all of his enemies and started putting pins in the dolls LOL. I asked if he could make a Voodoo Doll of my wife but he said that would be inhumane :( I recommend seeing the Bug Daddy (if you get it, you get it) in person if you ever get the chance! He will make your hips move and groove like they've never before

It was just "ok" nothing to do, 2 or 3 kiddie rides, lots of vendors. Kinda boring. We had to pay…read moreto get in to pay for food and Greek specialties. First year I was there, you had to park down the block, now you can park in the church parking lot. It draws very small crowds these days. They should utilize the empty spaces for bigger rides and older kid/adult crowd.

Holy Trinity is located at the intersection of Mill Rd and Ridge Avenue in Egg Harbor Township…read more I've been to this Greek festival before, it's been around for 26 years, but it's probably been at least 15 since I've been there. It gets crowded fast, so get there early. When we went, we got there about 5:10 (it started at 5:00) and we had to park in a field across the street because so many people were already there. Admission is $1, and the food prices are pretty reasonable, especially compared to a Greek restaurant. Beverages are expensive, but I saw a lot of people bringing in their own water bottles (I'll do that next time!) They had several booths, mostly food, but they also had a sand art booth (that used to be my favorite thing at the 4-H fair!!) a jewelry booth, an area in the center for demonstrations (on the night I went, it was hot to make baklava) and an area in the back with carnival-style rides! For food, they had a bakery booth with lots of Greek desserts and cookies (very reasonably priced, and very yummy) There was also a gyro booth ($7 for a packed and tasty gyro - not bad!) a booth making fresh loukoumades (kind of like little donuts with honey and cinnamon) a booth with "American Food" pfft... I didn't even go over there, but I did see some kids walking around with hot dogs, and then the "Taverna" with Greek platters. They had moussaka, pasticcio, spanikopita, Greek salad, gyro, leg of lamb, stuffed grape leaves, rice, souvlaki, all kinds of things that you could get a la carte or on a platter for pretty reasonable prices. The moussaka was very good, and so was the spanikopita. The pasticcio was kind of bland and the grape leaves were kind of mushy, and they were stuffed with only rice, and I prefer the ones with rice and meat inside! Overall though, the food was yummy, prices were reasonable, and the atmosphere was fun! On Saturday night they held a traditional Greek wedding, I was out of town on Saturday, but I would have loved to go. Definitely something you should check out if you like Greek food :)

Had Mother's Day brunch here, and it was fantastic. They had prime rib, ham, an omelette station,…read moreshrimp, crab, breakfast foods, salads, specialty drinks and delicious desserts. We will be back for Father's Day as well!

I visited this location for a wedding event and had a lovely time. The scenery was beautiful with…read moresuch a vibrant green backdrop. While waiting to be guided to the ceremony, many of us were cramped into a room like sardines, which became a bit overwhelming. It would have been nice to have guests split up to accommodate the crowd more. The venue has an upper deck area with additional seating for cocktail hour, so my group hung out there to enjoy the views. The service from the staff was great and everyone I interacted with was helpful. Whether you want to golf or tie the knot, this location is worth considering.

Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival was one AWESOME event. I had to say that ASAP. It was well…read moreexecuted with something for everyone. Food, Beer, Wine, Bourbon, Whiskey, Tequila and other assorted adult beverages. I must also add, that Yelp provided 2 tickets through a promotion. Thank you Yelp Gods and Stephanie Y. I have been to a few events through your sponsorship and always appreciated your consideration. You rock Stephanie. Now, I was 2.5 hours late for the noon time kickoff. Traffic was horrible. As I arrived to Bally's, $30 parking fee. Great; I am late and have to spend an arm and a leg on parking. What a start to this event. As I walked in to the event space, I was given a wine glass and life was good again. I was ready to taste wine. I had some great Champagnes right of the bat. They where refreshing with that crisp clean taste. Just right to start a wine tasting event. We then hit some Italian wines and they had that full body taste that I enjoy. I collected all the collateral from the vendors, but somewhere in my travels my souvenir bag went MIA. I just don't remember the vineyards and wine makers. Bummer. Highlight: there was a Bourbon table with Basil Hayden, Maker's Mark 46, Knob Creek and a few others I was not familiar with. I was in heaven. I think I tried them all. Outstanding. After this, I was done. I wish I had the time to taste more wines, but staff was serving 2 to 3 oz pours. Now, I don't know if this is good, but I did enjoyed this...lol... Overall, this was a well planned event. Plenty of room to move around. Air conditioning was working properly. Staff was friendly. Crowd was respectful. No long waits. Basic sample item and then slide down after taste. Tons of adult beverages with quality product. Many boutique wines. Lots of liquor tables. All around well organized event.

I can't believe I've waited this long to review the AC Food and Wine Festival... it. was. awesome…read more thanks to yelp (thanks Steph- you rock!), I was able to get two free tix to the Saturday afternoon Grand Marketplace... and I took my momma. so thanks yelp, for enabling me to be a good daughter. and by "good daughter" I mean one who gets her momma hammered in public before sunset. yeah, the event was pretty boozy. I expected more food than wine vendors, and was pleasantly surprised at the number of liquor and beer tables there. wine, tequila, champagne, whiskey, beer... and repeat. admittedly, I got tipsy. so did mom. but not as tipsy as the one guy who puked all over the place. or that one girl who knocked over a huge display. I consider this a success. a bunch of local and not-so-local foods were dished up, ranging from ceviche to pulled pork to lobster bisque, foie gras, chocolate fondue, peanut butter, chicken sausage, pork belly, anddd more. I was happy to see a few olive oil vendors as well... whoops, dropped mad dollars on olive oils. there were chefs doing live demos and tastings, too. it was nice to be able to ask the pros some questions. and we got a photo op with chef Robert Irvine (I always imagined him to be taller). um, I will definitely be back next year. I'd recommend doing an afternoon session... that way there's time afterward to play in AC for a bit, make a mandatory stop at pic-a-lilli, and sober up before heading home. that last part- it's important. or bring a DD (pregnant friends work well for this. justsayin).