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Things to Do in Atlantic City: What to Know First
Plan a short Atlantic City trip around the Boardwalk, the beach, Steel Pier, Absecon Lighthouse, a free museum, and one casino or show for the evening.
October 12, 2026
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Plan a short Atlantic City trip around the Boardwalk, the beach, Steel Pier, Absecon Lighthouse, a free museum, and one casino or show for the evening.
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