An eye-catching addition in late 2017 was The Wheel, a 227-foot-tall Ferris wheel with 40 gondolas offering stunning views of the ocean and shoreline. Due to declining tourism, the pier closed not long after the last equine plunge, but the amusement park was reopened in the 1990s and remains in operation today. Most memorably, this was where the famed diving horse and its rider would jump off a 40-foot-high platform into a 12-foot-deep pool of water-an attraction that ran off and on from the 1920s to the ‘70s (and you thought horses dragging carriage rides had it bad). Decades ago, the Steel Pier (1000 Boardwalk) was a massive indoor-outdoor entertainment destination known for dances and musical performances (jazz, swing, and, later, rock bands including the Rolling Stones) as well as carnival rides and novelty acts. We offer indoor and outdoor spaces with breathtaking scenery to make your day everything you have imagined and more!Even one of the Boardwalk's oldest attractions has a big new draw. The VÜE Rooftop Bar, located on the 23rd floor, is Atlantic City’s only rooftop bar and restaurant with a view of the Atlantic Ocean for as far as the eye can see.Īt the end of the day or first thing in the morning, enjoy our indoor heated pool facility featuring a stunning sky view.Ĭouples arrive from around the globe to exchange their vows at our stunning oceanfront resort. Experience a state-of-the-art meeting setting paired with world-class service. The Claridge Hotel features a new Conference Center with 15,000 square feet of function space. Come experience the Jersey Shore’s beautiful sprawling beaches and treat yourself to a fabulous stay at The Claridge Hotel.ĭreaming of the perfect Jersey Shore wedding? Look no further! The Claridge Hotel is the clear choice for a wedding venue in Atlantic City.

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