Tropicana in Atlantic City

... at 11.30am and got the 12.00 noon train to Philadelphia for ($4.25) when the 23 of us got into Philly we caught a train to Atlantic City for ($7.25) which we arrived at 3.30pm and then we taxi to the Hotel Tropicana where I had the fun job of checking 8 ...

... anyways.  It cost us $52.00 in toll charges to travel 18 miles.  No wonder trucker’s revolt! Atlantic City is a typical entertainment / gambling town evidenced by the extravagant hotels and high end boutiques.  When we drove out of ...

... down. After using ridiculously little money on a bunch of clothes we had to finish our first day on the road, to Atlantic City. We checked into Tropicana, a fancy but fair priced hotel/casino. Don`t worry, we didn`t gamble all our money in casinos or get ...

I haven't seen a lot from Atlantic city itself because it was snowing outside and very windy. But we had a great evening in the casinos and bars. It was only disappointing that the bars were already closing at around 3am, especially if you've ...

... the road to the Tropicana Casino to get a room for the night, at only $5 more - with heating!! So our quick night in Atlantic City was a bit of a disappointment but we still did the main things one must do when there - walk along / under the boardwalk, ...

... Then it was back to the reality of camp and all it had to offer, for most of us we still wanted to be back in Atlantic City, we all went to dinner and then got ready for our evening activity.... which was roller-skating the young kids went earlier that ...

A few months after the trip I will just point out the highlights and things we did: Tropicana Hotel -- view of the Atlantic, won a little, lost a little Implosion of Old Sands Hotel -- if you haven't been to an implosion of a building, it is a pretty ...

... stay at the Winding River because of the lost day getting the bike rack welded so first thing on the agenda was another drive back to Atlantic City. This time we planned to make a day of it. I wore my fanny pack instead of a purse and left the camera ...

... you want more, it means another 20... Saturday Sept 13th: Me, Conall, Andrew and Tom drove to Atlantic City in the afternoon. We checked in to the Tropicana Casino/Hotel and met up with Sean and Mike (Conall's friends). We drank heavily and long (Oh ...

... there is "The Strip" which is lit up with a billion lights and it feels like a party is going on everywhere all the time. Atlantic city is large hotels separated by regular businesses and thing are not nearly as lit up. What you do have is a big boardwalk ...

... ; Lima has several casinos and most are located within Miraflores.  Itīs their own little Vegas!  We ventured into "Atlantic City" on Friday night and were able to spend $4 for an half hour of gambling entertainment.  ...

... the motel on the beach:  We are experiencing the life of out-of-season tourists.  We pulled into the parking lot of the Tropicana Motel, where we had a reservation.  We were met at the car by the owner, "Hey!  Michael?  I know who ...

... located. Someone has opened one up to cash in on the name and the area is full of bars and restaurants called names such as Miami, Tropicana, TGI, Texas Ribs, and even Notre Alsace - it's all a bit surreal and tawdry. On my way to Tangier I stop in at ...