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GETTING THERE



FLYING:
You have 2 airport options:
1. Atlantic City International Airport, airport code = ACY, website
http://www.sjta.com/acairport/
Its about 18 minutes distance, served by only 3 airlines: Air Canada, Spirit
Airlines, and Choice Aire – website

2. Philadelphia International Airport, airport code = PHL, website


http://www.phl.org/Pages/HomePage.aspx
Its about 49 minutes away, served by all major airlines.

Driving Directions – GPS Address is: 777 Harrah’s Parkway, Atlantic City NJ

From Philadelphia

Take the Ben Franklin or Walt Whitman Bridge, the North South Freeway (Route 42) to the Atlantic City Expressway

At the end of the Expressway, take the Marina Exit onto the Atlantic City Expressway Connector and follow the signs to Harrah's Resorts AC

From Atlantic City Expressway


Proceed into Atlantic City and take Exit 1 to the Tunnel Go thru the Tunnel

You are then on the Atlantic City Connector Follow the signs to Harrah's



From Route 30

Proceed into Atlantic City

On the left hand side there is a ramp

Go over the ramp and follow the signs to Harrah's Resorts AC



From Central and North New Jersey


Take I-95 to the Walt Whitman Bridge to the North South Freeway (RT 42) Follow signs for the Atlantic City Expressway. At the end of the Expressway, take the Marina Exit onto the Atlantic City Expressway Connector and follow the signs to Harrah's Resorts AC
By Train:
From the airport, take the SEPTA Regional Rail Line (entrance on pedestrian bridges and commercial roadway) $8.00 one-way to 30th Street Station (Amtrak). New Jersey Transit's Atlantic City line runs from 30th Street Station to AC, so you can catch the train at 30th Street Station. The train also makes local stops through Cherry Hill, Lindenwold, etc. The fare is $10. Schedule  http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/rail/R00...  Once you arrive at the Atlantic City Train terminal, there are free shuttles to all casinos.  Use the Kirkman Boulevard exit [follow the crowd] and each shuttle has signage for which casinos they go to.  The shuttles depart quickly, so it's best not to linger or use the restroom in the Train Terminal as the shuttles will depart without you.  BTW, there is a restroom on the train.  The return shuttle is free as well.  Ask the shuttle driver and/or the hotel front desk for pickup times and waiting area.  It's usually 30 minutes before train departure at the spot the shuttle drops you off, but not always so please be sure to ask.

Another option is to take the PATCO Speedline to Lindenwold and connect to the AC line.  This has become a popular choice among weekenders and commuters from Philly to AC.  The Speedline runs from 16th and Locust to Lindenwold where you can transfer to the NJ Transit AC line. Schedule http://www.ridepatco.org/schedules/sc...  If you do decide to use these 2 trains, please be aware that each train has a different ticketing system as they are different agencies, so buy your train tickets accordingly. [please note:  PATCO began a 2 year construction phase 1/18/2014.  There is a construction schedule link posted here http://www.ridepatco.org/schedules/al...  But have not found it very accurate, also less trains = more crowded trains with longer stops, making it less likely to connect in time to board the AC line. Suggestion:  instead of seeking to connect via PATCO to the AC line to take the AC line from 30th St Stn]



By Bus

Take the NJ Transit 551 bus from the Greyhound Terminal in Philadelphia (10th and Filbert), costs $16.50 one way, direct into Atlantic City Bus Terminal, just a couple of blocks from the nearest casinos.trip.  Greyhound buses also run from the Greyhound Terminal and are $12 (standard fare) or $16 (refundable fare) one way, also going direct to Atlantic City Bus Terminal.  (All buses stop in Camden and Sicklerville while some also stop at the Farley service Plaza.)

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