Atlantic City, New Jersey Casinos
All New Jersey casinos are located in the southeast corner of the state in the seaside town of Atlantic City.
Shown below is a list of all New Jersey casinos. Click on a casino name to see a page of detailed information about that particular New Jersey casino.
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Details on Atlantic City, New Jersey Casinos
Atlantic City was once a world famous tourist destination, famed for its steel pier and many boardwalk attractions. The city gradually fell into decline as tourism money stopped coming in, so in 1976 voters approved casino gambling as a salvation plan for the city.
All casinos in Atlantic City are located along the boardwalk, except for three: Borgata, Harrah’s and Golden Nugget. Those three Atlantic City casinos are located in the marina section.
The minimum age for gambling in New Jersey casinos is 21 and all casinos are open 24 hours.
Every New Jersey casinos offers such games as: poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, Caribbean stud poker, four card poker, three card poker, pai gow poker, ultimate Texas hold ‘em, Texas hold ’em bonus, big six wheel, Spanish 21, baccart, mini-baccarat, sic bo, casino war, off-track betting, Mississippi stud, keno, let it ride, pai gow tiles, roulette, video poker, and slots.
New Jersey Sports Betting
Sports betting is available at all New Jersey casinos and it was first launched on June 14, 2018. The minimum age for sports betting is 21.
Slot Machine Payback Percentages at Atlantic City, New Jersey Casinos
New Jersey casinos are required to release the payback percentages for their slot machines to the public.
Click here to see a list of slot machine payback statistics for all New Jersey casinos.
Planning a visit to New Jersey casinos?
For more information on visiting casinos in New Jersey you can contact the state’s Travel & Tourism Department at (800) 537-7397 or go to: www.visitnj.org
For information on Atlantic City casinos only call (800) VISIT-NJ or go to: www.atlanticcitynj.com
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TOP THINGS TO DO IN NEW JERSEY
Although New Jersey is among the smallest states, it’s home to numerous top-rated tourist attractions that you can visit to have a great time. There are many activities that you can try from exploring the national parks and historical sites to visiting museums and beaches in the state. Atlantic City is among the major attractions in the state and also a great base to explore all the attractions. Some of the best things to do in New Jersey are listed below.
Cape May
This attraction grew in popularity during the 18th century as a trendy and attractive resort town. Cape May is located on Delaware Bay and it is surrounded by beaches, charming homes in Victorian style, and an historic lighthouse which attracts tourists year round. This town is so magnificent that six different US presidents chose it for their holiday homes in years past. One of the top places to visit here is the Emlen Physick Estate, an 18-room Victorian home which is now used as a museum.
The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Tropicana Casino & Resort.
Atlantic City and the Boardwalk
Atlantic City is among the most famous coastal resort towns on the northeastern coast of the U.S. and is popularly known for its wooden Boardwalk. The four-mile long Boardwalk was built in 1870 and it is the place where most of the attractions in the city can be found. One of the top spots in the city is the Steel Pier which is a carnival-style amusement park filled with numerous rides suitable for all ages. It includes the massive observation wheel with climate-controlled gondolas where you get to enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the city. You can also explore the area by bike, historic electric tram, or rickshaw-like rolling chairs. You should also visit the Entrance to the Stars where you will see the handprints of celebrities like Frank Sinatra. Some of the other attractions that you can visit here are Absecon Lighthouse, Boardwalk Hall, an aquarium, and venues where you can enjoy concerts and events.
Popular casinos located here are Bally’s Atlantic City, Caesars Atlantic City, Tropicana Casino & Resort, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
This area covers over 70,000 acres of land. It is located between New Jersey and Pennsylvania and it includes the Delaware River. You can access this recreation area from various points and the two visitor centers in New Jersey are Millbrook Village and Kittatinny Point. You will see a recreation of a 19th-century community with displays of traditional crafts at the Millbrook Village while the Kittatinny Point Visitor Center offers diverse exhibits, mesmerizing views and an access point to the Appalachian Trail. Some of the activities that you can enjoy here are canoeing, swimming, camping, kayaking, and fishing.
The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Tropicana Casino & Resort.
Battleship New Jersey
This is the most decorated vessel of the US Navy and it is now a floating museum located on the Delaware River. The best way to explore the ship is to go on a guided tour through the Iowa-class ship that was launched in 1942 and is considered to be among the largest battleships ever built. You will see exhibits and displays of artifacts that show the ship’s involvement in the conflict zones from WWII to the Middle East in the 1980s. Be sure not to miss the bridge where Admiral Halsey commanded the Pacific Fleet. This museum is a great place to go if you are a history lover and it is best if you can join one of the famous twilight tour packages, or even spend a night on the ship!
The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Caesars Atlantic City.
The Adventure Aquarium
This famous, family-friendly attraction in New Jersey can be found on the Delaware River in Camden. It is regarded to be among the best aquatic education facilities in the United States and it houses over 8,500 marine animals such as sharks, penguins, sea turtles, and stingrays. It is also known as the only aquarium in the world which houses hippos. The aquarium also offers visitors the chance to go behind the scenes and enjoy close-up interactions with animals such as sea turtles, African penguins, sharks, and stingrays.
The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Caesars Atlantic City.
Cape May County Park & Zoo
This is another family-friendly destination not to miss while in New Jersey and the best part is that entry is free. The park has numerous recreational facilities which are open to the public including hiking and biking trails, volleyball and tennis courts, a disc golf course, plus numerous outdoor game areas. The zoo was added to the park in 1978 and is filled with both native and exotic animals. Some of the animals you can see here are bald eagles, giraffe, African lion, zebra, and ring-tailed lemur. You can also take a behind-the-scenes tour where you can see other animals, such as primates, giraffes, reptiles, and camels.
The closest casino and casino with a hotel to this attraction is Tropicana Casino & Resort.
How many casinos are in New Jersey?
There are currently 9 casinos located in New Jersey. • Bally’s Atlantic City • Borgata Hotel Casino And Spa • Caesars Atlantic City • Golden Nugget Atlantic City • Hard Rock Hotel and Casino • Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City • Ocean Casino Resort • Resorts Atlantic City • Tropicana Casino & Resort
What is the gambling age in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, the minimum gambling age is 21.
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