Atlantic City’s Resorts Casino Hotel Announces New Expansions

Atlantic City’s Resorts Casino Hotel has just opened its new $125 million renovations to the public. It also announced new expansions in the works.

Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey unveiled its newest $125 million renovations and announced new expansions last week.

Resorts opened its $35 million Jimmy Buffet Margaritaville and Landshark Bar & Grill Entertainment Complex, which includes an innovative iGaming Lounge dedicated to online gaming, along with a new casino floor with 800 new slots, a VIP player lounge and the revamped 480 room Ocean Tower. It also recently opened the DraftKings Sports Book at Resorts.

The expansion also included a $5 million Conference Center with 12,000 square-feet of meeting and event space with new monitors in every conference room that enables up to 500 people to wirelessly connect simultaneously.

Mark Giannantonio, president and CEO of Resorts declared during the celebration, “Since Morris Bailey purchased Resorts, it has undergone an overall transformation that really aligns with his vision for the property and has brought visitors of Atlantic City to our boutique-like hotel, along with an elevated level of service and entertainment that one can only expect from a powerhouse brand in the gaming and hospitality business.”

He added, “With more than 21-acres on the famed Atlantic City Boardwalk and significant improvements in the near future, Resorts Casino Hotel continues to position itself as a thriving, all-encompassing property, while increasing guest offerings and making crucial investments to encourage new and returning visitors to select Resorts as their go-to destination for entertainment in Atlantic City.”

Resorts plans to expand Jimmy Buffet’s with a 2,300 SF Boardwalk deck, “The Landshark Deck Bar” which will have 140 more seats and live entertainment.

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