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Here’s Your Perfect Excuse for a (Fall) Shore Weekend


Autumn has its own kind of indulgence—slower mornings, richer flavors, and nights that call for something unforgettable. If your idea of a getaway means sleeping in, lingering over brunch, spending an afternoon at the spa, and ending the day with live entertainment, fall is the season to make it happen.

And the good news: you don’t have to travel far to find it. Borgata has turned October and November into months of can’t-miss shows, seasonal dining updates, and spa-worthy escapes, making it easy to plan a fall weekend that feels both restorative and exciting. Here’s a look at what’s on the calendar and how to build your perfect itinerary.

Laugh out loud


Borgata’s fall lineup features the sharp humor of Kathleen Madigan on October 17 and 18, then continues through November with Jim Gaffigan’s self-deprecating wit (November 7), Rob Schneider’s offbeat characters and stories (November 8), Anthony Rodia’s family-driven humor (November 14), and Ron White’s whiskey-laced storytelling (November 21).

Whether you’re a long-time fan or just in the mood for something different, live comedy makes reality a little more laughable… and isn’t that exactly what a weekend away should do?

Sing along


Fall is full of live-music moments worth planning a weekend around. Hanson takes the stage October 24 and 25, bringing the kind of pop-rock energy that still sparks sing-alongs decades after their debut. To close out the month, Bachman-Turner Overdrive plays October 31, filling the room with classic rock anthems that never go out of style.

Rock legends keep rolling through November with Sting (November 14), Tom Morello & Friends (November 21), Night Ranger (November 22), and Chris Isaak (November 29).

Every Sunday in October and November, Motown Forever lights up the Music Box with singers, dancers, and musicians covering hits from The Temptations to The Jackson 5. With shows every week, it’s the perfect excuse to turn an ordinary Sunday into something special.

Dress up

Cap Halloween weekend with a cult-classic: The Rocky Horror Picture Show comes to the Music Box on November 1, hosted by Barry Bostwick, the original Brad Majors. Expect a live shadow cast, memorabilia, a costume contest, and the chance to join the fun with provided props. Longtime fans will revel in the cult-classic soundtrack, but the experience is just as perfect for first-timers looking to turn Halloween weekend into something unforgettable.

Savor the season


Fall isn’t just about what’s on the stage, it’s also what’s on the table. The season’s best flavors are making their way into Borgata’s kitchens, giving you one more reason to linger over dinner.

At American Bar & Grille, a new fall menu puts a seasonal spin on classic American fare, while B-Prime is tempting diners with decadent desserts designed for sweater-weather indulgence. Whether you’re craving comfort or a little culinary adventure, this is the kind of dining that feels like luxury.

Treat Yourself

Fall feels like the perfect time for a reset. Between shows and dinners, carve out time at the award-winning Spa Toccare, where massages, facials, and soothing whirlpools offer full-body relaxation before you head back to reality. Whether you’re recharging solo or sharing the experience, the spa sets a slower, cozier rhythm that makes a fall weekend escape feel complete.

Treatments such as a warm stone massage ease the shift into fall’s crisper air, while a restorative facial helps your skin recover from summer sun and adapt to cooler temps. Make it a daylong retreat with a soak in the whirlpool, schedule a couples’ treatment, then cap it all off with a glass of wine at B Bar before heading into your evening plans.

From show-stopping performances to fall-flavored dining and spa indulgences, Borgata makes fall in Atlantic City feel like the Shore’s best-kept secret. It’s the kind of getaway that feels indulgent but is just a quick drive from home.

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