2 Atlantic City casinos waiting for go-ahead to build seasonal beach bars, permanent entertainment venues
Bally's and Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City are hoping for the go-ahead on some plans for beach front redevelopment.
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Aug 4, 2021, 9:50 AM
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Updated 1,007 days ago
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5h agoBally's and Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City are hoping for
the go-ahead on some plans for beach front
redevelopment.
The casinos are looking
to build seasonal beach bars and permanent entertainment venues.
They'll be out front, between
the dunes and the boardwalk in front of
their properties.
According to resolutions from a city council meeting, Bally's beach bar
and entertainment venue would be developed on beach lots 26, 27 and 28 between
Arkansas and Indiana avenues, while Ocean's project would develop beach lots 39
and 40, between Rhode Island and New Jersey avenues.
Final details are still being
negotiated.
