Atlantic City August 2021 | AC News, Promotions and Events
All the ‘scoop for Atlantic City August 2021 | Atlantic City News Promotions Events | AC Dining and Drinking
Atlantic City July 2021 | Casino Smoking Ban ENDS July 4
New Jersey’s ban on smoking in Atlantic City casinos ended Sunday, July 4. However, Gov. Phil Murphy indicated he would look favorably on a measure lawmakers are considering to permanently end smoking in New Jersey’s casinos. Casinos are exempted from a state law banning most indoor smoking, while an Atlantic City law limits smoking to no more than 25 percent of the casino floor.
Atlantic City June 2021 | AC casinos introduce new dining, drinking options
Lots of new dining and drinking options have opened – or are soon to open – at Atlantic City’s casinos.
Atlantic City May 2021 | New bus service between New York, Atlantic City
New Bus Service Between New York, Atlantic City – OurBus, a new intercity bus service, now offers departures four times a day connecting New York City with Galloway, N.J., and three casinos – Resorts Casino Hotel, Caesars Atlantic City and Tropicana Atlantic City.
Atlantic City April 2021 | Governor increases casino, restaurant capacities
Big news for Atlantic City in April 2021, New Jersey Governor. Phil Murphy has increased capacity at casinos, restaurants, and other businesses to 50 percent.
Atlantic City March 2021 | Casinos see 9.3% revenue increase from 2020
Atlantic City’s nine casinos saw 9.3 percent more revenue in January 2021 than they did a year earlier, largely because of online gambling and from sports betting.
Atlantic City February 2021 | Caesars Entertainment Inc. invests in SuperDraft
Caesars Entertainment Inc. has entered into a strategic investment in the daily fantasy sports platform SuperDraft Inc. According to a news release, “The investment complements Caesars strong mobile sports and gaming network by adding an innovative Fantasy Sports platform, further strengthening its pipeline to customer acquisition and retention for both online and brick-and-mortar.”
Atlantic City January 2021 | Governor extends New Jersey’s public-health emergency
For a 10th time Gov. Phil Murphy has extended New Jersey’s public-health emergency, this time through late January. The order expires after 30 days if it is not extended. The announcement came as New Jersey’s second-wave surge has shown some signs of leveling off.
Atlantic City December 2020 | Governor issues more mandates to help curb COVID-19
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order last month extending the public health emergency, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order originally was declared on March 9.
