It was a lovely trip. I walked the Boardwalk and hit the 99 cent store. Chock full of bargains. Also went to the Resorts Casino. Gambled a little. Their VIP Room is awesome. Wonderful buffet.

This is a must-see attraction when visiting Atlantic City due to its history and novelty. However, the beach is the main draw for most visitors. The shops on the boardwalk are mostly food and souvenir stands, with nothing particularly spectacular. It’s a great place to exercise, but be aware that scammers and drug addicts tend to appear in the afternoon.

The Atlantic City boardwalk can present a variety of things to do for both young and old. Various hotels line the board walk, but if you are just there for the day parking is close by in one of the paid lots. Shops line the board walk with practically anything that you can imagine from food, clothing, and of course a wide variety of souveniers. One can rent jet skiis or even take a Helicopter tour ($$$) of the beach front. A Carnival time gaming platform sits directly adjacent to the beach with a few rides for the smaller children. The beach was a little crowded as one might expect during the summer months, but I was able to capture surfers catching a wave during my visit.

A beautiful place for a stroll. Bike rentals are available 6am to 12 noon. There are lots of shops and restaurants on the boardwalk, as well as direct access to casinos and the beach too. Must visit the boardwalk if you’re in the area!

We found side street parking so close to the beach and we only had 3 hours to enjoy. Parking was $3 at the meter and then we walked to the boardwalk to search for a quick bite to eat. We found a "Cubano sandwich" that me & wife split. As we walked to the beach where Tropicana had an area cordoned off for fireworks, we were surprised to see so many people on the beach waiting for the sun to go down to see the fireworks show. Anyway, we played a bit in the waves and left to check in to our hotel room at Hard Rock Casino & Hotel. For $3 we had time to park, find a sandwich and visit the beach. Whaaat a bargain!!!

Very nice area our family stayed in New Jersey for a visit and we decided to drive to Atlantic City. Kids had a lot of fun and adults. Also found a lot of stuff to do great food and you will find all kind of restaurants

We overall had a great trip. The boardwalk itself is well policed and we all felt safe. I normally travel solo, but this time has 3 friends with me who have never been, they had a great time. I just wish something could be done about the pan handling on the boardwalk

Fun times in AC. The Lucky snake arcade is great now and the boardwalk is always fun. The AC bar and grill is a great place to eat. Ride the bikes during the morning the whole length of the boardwalk. It’s always a good time in AC.

I recently went to Atlantic City for a few days. I posted a review of the boardwalk some years ago. I have to admit that it hasn't really changed much. I did have a wonderful time at Resorts and the various hotels I visited plus the Tanger Outlets have always been a favorite of mine. I knew going to A.C. that it was after the "season" had ended and that it would affect the place in various ways but I'm still bothered that the boardwalk is "creepy" at night. I went to the Tropicana for dinner at PF Changs and figured I'd stay and gamble a bit and then make the trek back to Resorts which is a pretty long walk. The boardwalk was desolate on the way and I decided to come back to the hotel right after a great dinner. Even at 8pm, there was no one in sight! Not a security guard, no policeman, no people in a golf cart patrolling. Kinda scary. I walked so darn fast!! I just don't understand why there isn't any security in the early evening....even off season. So, my advice to you after the season is that you chose a nice hotel with great amenities and great restaurants so that you can "stay close to home" at night. I did have a wonderful time there though.