Forbes may call A.C. the 15th-most miserable city in the country, but at least three of the city’s clubs are among the highest-grossing in the […]
Night Club and Bar Media Group in conjunction with Technomic Inc. have released the 2013 Nightclub & Bar Top 100 list, a revenue-based ranking of nightlife venues. Three […]
Well you can’t say we didn’t see it coming. Revel, which opened in April to much fanfare, will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March. […]
Wildwood city officials on Wednesday decided to withdraw a ballot measure that, if approved, would’ve resulted in admissions fees being charged for the city’s beaches […]
Fox 29 reports: “The Miss America pageant is headed back to Atlantic City. The pageant was an Atlantic City staple for decades before it was moved […]
A.C.’s embattled Revel casino is giving off serious smoke signals that it’s preparing to file for bankruptcy. The Wall Street Journal (paywalled, h/t Grub Street) […]
Over in Atlantic City, the Borgata has decided to cater to those gamblers who come all the way to its hotel … but don’t want […]
The very words “Atlantic City” are becoming a regular harbinger of bad news. It seems that every time one reads about A.C., it’s to learn […]
AP: Gov. Chris Christie is expected to decide whether to sign or veto a bill that would make New Jersey the third state in the […]
This week, The Economist has decided to profile the sorry state of Atlantic City’s gaming scene, using the subheadline “Innovative thinking is needed in the […]
It’s not just the Revel. And it’s not just because gambler Don Johnson has cleaned up at every casino in town. And it’s not even […]
From Hurricane Sandy, to MTV’s “Jersey Shore,” to the troubled Revel casino, where Kanye performed this weekend, the Shore has become synonymous with disaster. How […]
Still reeling from Sandy, Atlantic City’s Tropicana is hoping a sprinkle of pixie dust (hair spray?) from the Glam Fairy will help it bounce back […]
November was a terrible month for all twelve Atlantic City casinos, due largely, of course, to Hurricane Sandy. But the $2.4 billion Revel, which opened […]
I wanted Revel to succeed. I really did. Oh, I realize that I wrote a rather scathing Revel review in May, one month after the […]
