The powers that be behind Atlantic City, New Jersey were determined to make their town a world-famous mecca for tourism. Seven billion dollars and some 55,000 jobs have been generated back into the city's economy since 1975.

State programs for seniors and the disabled are sustained by $300 million dollars gleaned annually from a tax on casino gross revenue. In addition, the Casino Career Institute featured at the Atlantic City Cape Community College has prepared more than 46,000 students for employment in the gaming industry.

Atlantic City Casinos

Harrah's Atlantic City, 777 Harrah's Blvd, (609) 441-5000
Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort, 1000 Boardwalk, (609) 449-1000
Bally's Atlantic City Hotel & Casino, Boardwalk, near Convention Hall (609) 340-2000
Showboat Casino-Hotel, 801 Boardwalk, (609) 343-4000
Trump Marina Hotel Casino, Brigantine Blvd, (609) 441-2000
Resorts Casino Hotel, 1133 Boardwalk, (609) 343-3119
Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort, 3400 Pacific Avenue, (609) 347-7111
Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino, The Boardwalk at Missisippi, (609) 441-6000
Caesar's Atlantic City Hotel-Casino, 2100 Pacific Avenue, (609) 343-2455

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