Gamble the night away, catch a live show, or dine at the hottest restaurants in Atlantic City. Stay out for the night or come back to your room and relax in between the fun—we’re directly connected!

Family fun takes on a whole new meaning at Steel Pier! Just steps from the Showboat Hotel Atlantic City and the Atlantic Ocean, this incredible amusement park is filled with over twenty exciting rides, thrilling games, and delicious fare.

Spanning three city blocks, this open-air outlet center was built in 2003 and houses 109 brands, shops, and stores carrying the hottest trends in today’s fashions. Stroll along Michigan Avenue searching for your prefect take-home treasure.

Think of the Boardwalk as the epicenter of souvenir shopping. Here you’ll find an eclectic smattering of specialty shops and souvenir stores, along with classic Jersey Shore take-home treats like homemade fudge and salt-water taffy, an Atlantic City staple said to be invented here in the 1880s.

Ready to learn how to surf or sharpen your paddle-boarding skills? The AC Surf & SUP School is just steps from our front door! Offering paddleboarding, surfing lessons, the instructors at AC Surf & SUP School can help you develop and improve your skills while learning the finer points of ocean safety.

History meets modern thrills at this National Historic Landmark. Boardwalk Hall is home to the Miss America Pageant and the world’s largest musical instrument, a pipe organ with over 33,000 pipes and 1000 keys.

Let's make a splash together in the upcoming year at Island Waterpark where there's fun for everyone. The Waterpark features food, beverage options, lounge areas, & party rooms!

Towering at 171 feet high, this historic lighthouse is the tallest of its kind in New Jersey and the third tallest in the world. Make the climb to the top and learn how this artifact of American masonry has stood the test of time, warding off approaching ships from danger.

There’s so much to explore at the Atlantic City Aquarium! From beautiful exhibits, to exotic animal shows and water activities, this family-friendly outing is the perfect way to explore what life is like under the sea.

Built as a novelty attraction in 1881, Lucy the Elephant is now the oldest surviving roadside attraction in the United States. A designated National Historic Landmark, Lucy stands at over six-stories high and is a worthy Instagram moment.