Never mind, looking at the back there are many places that don't qualify.

Man, that sounds really familiar.

Hopefully they left one or two good ones. I like both the sushi place and The Continental on the Pier.

I live in Cincy basically and have been looking into going to AC sometime but I really dont feel like driving 10 hours to get there and I have had no luck finding flights into AC from around here. Anyone have any advice on the best way for me to travel to AC? Thanks.

how are flights to philly? 1 hour drive or little longer train from philly

Another option is to go by bus. I'm not a fan of Greyhound, but they do offer transportation.

Lee

I recently got an email and a flyer in the mail informing me that if I will receive a coupon book worth over $400, designed specifically for " my tastes". I can only pick it up between 4/2 and 4/6. The offer is because of my renewed platinum status.


Anyone else ever pick one of these up? Just curious what was in it, hoping for slot play.

anyone know how ballys comps craps tables?

I was playing $10 min at ballys thursday night for atleast 1 hour with $10 pass line and both the 6 and 8 for $12 each for around a hour and ended up with only 39 points for the trip and that includes slot/vp input which was spread between ballys and ceasars for prob 10-20 dont remember

did i get jipped? or is this standard at this level of play just wondering because from the looks of my account for trump plaza i got $2 comp dollars for playing $3 min with $30 2 times for about a hour each

trump has $3 craps?

yea so does Atlantic club AKA ACH

$3 with 10x odds but i was the only one buying in with $30 everyonelse had a couple hundred and one guy bought in for $700 lol

i think it only runs sunday-friday morning because friday afternoon it was $5
and 5X odds and the dealer said hes pretty sure its gonna be $5 on weekends

All Pier restaurants are excluded as a group.

What daily tourneys in AC always run as scheduled?? A lot of properties advertise but I guess you can't play w/o players, I'm assuming borgata's is always a go ,just wondering if an AC tourney grinder has the best dailys fir the week

Yes, I have and they are pretty good. They do this giveaway every year for diamond and platinum renewals. Coupons are valid usually til the end of June and have offers for free and discounted food, merchandise, drinks, and entertainment. I would recommend being there to receive yours.

off topic a bit but if anyone has a hbo on demand they have this documentary on hookers in AC very entertaining called "It aint EZ bein a HOE" quality entertainment theres also another one from the 90's called "hookers and jons" also very entertaining. maybe some AC regs recognize some of these girls lol

I recently moved to NJ from Canada and moved to a small town to boot, so I haven't come close to figuring out all of the different public transportation options available. I'm hoping someone more familiar can help me find an easy option to Atlantic City. Right now, my husband always drives, but he's going to be busy with some conferences in the coming weeks and I'm interested in keeping busy and using some of my comped rooms at Bally's.

I live in Washington Boro, 07882, which is North/Central and close to Clinton, near 78. I *can* drive, but my driving on the busier roads is still a bit timid (UNLIKE MY PLAY) and would prefer not to. However, if there's a bus/train/subway station nearby, I'd absolutely park and ride. I don't care about parking fees. I don't want to drive to Newark or anywhere like that - too big, too scary!

I've tried using Google Maps for some transit options, but the results I get are for 7+ hour trips that get me to AC in the evening. I am SURE there are better options - any suggestions?

I'm not too familiar with the driving options coming from New Jersey. However, Academy Bus Lines has buses from Cheesquake that go to Atlantic City. I don't know how close that is to you but you might want to check it out on their website. Maybe driving to Cheesquake and then taking the bus is a better option for you than driving all the way to Atlantic city.

Your best options are probably either Greyhound Bus, http://www.greyhound.com/ , or NJ Transit, http://www.njtransit.com . Personally, I would check out the NJ Transit site first, but that's only because of the bad experiences I've had with Greyhound.

On the other hand, Greyhound might have trips that not only provide transportation, but also give slot dollar and/or other comps that can effectively make it a free trip.

There are other bus lines as well, but I'm not familiar with them from your area. Google is your friend here, in trying to find such things.

Good luck!

Lee

What kind of bad experience did you have with greyhound?

Been to the bally's 1-3 lately? Not sure what stakes you usually play but it seems to be the perfect game between the other 2 stakes and the Winrate is probably close to 2-5..

Greyhound tends to run late sometimes, and the busses are not well kept. There have been some older ones I've been on that do not offer WiFi or seating room, and some of the other riders can be annoying. But I guess that goes with any bus line? On the plus side, they are cheap and do offer casino incentive bonuses.

Was at Bally's a few days ago and they had two 1/3 games going. The game resembles the old 2/5 game when the buy in was $200- $500 which is the 1/3 buy in.

Been in casinos and poker rooms all over the country and AC is the only place that makes you pay to park. It's so nickle and dime it's insulting. This and the horrible people at Borgata made me decide two years ago to never visit AC again. I only live in NY 7 mos a year and the other mos I play in SD and LV. Where they actually believe in chip runners and tableside food. I will play FW for the next two years until NY legalizes gaming.

I feel like the $5 parking fee is a relic from the days when AC had no competition. Kind of like paying $5 for bottled water at a theme park- they do it because they can. Now that there is competition in PA and DE they should probably reevaluate the decision to charge for parking.

Part of the $5 parking fee ($3?) goes directly to the city.

What happens when u go bust and u gotta pay to park...some places make u pay before some after? But I'm sure some people come up short when this happens...what happens?!?!?

Why don't you save time, gas, parking and play in PA?

the parking fee is a city tax... the casino's don't get any of it (unless they charge more than 5 bucks). it's why you can get a transfer and other casino's don't mind honoring it.

If free parking is the key to having a successfull poker room, or casino, then the Atlantic Club is going to be the hottest place in town!

With the biggest poker room.

Yup folks, you read it here first!!

Lee