Gay atlantic city hotels

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In 1854 the Camden and Atlantic Railroad began educate service between Philadelphia and the coast, and the first commercial hotel was built the matching year. The first boardwalk was assembled in 1870 and soon after half a million people were visiting each year. To control the traffic more lines followed, including the Reading Railroad. Sound familiar? Landmarks and street names of this town are properties on the board game Monopoly. The city's golden age came in the 1920's when speakeasy liquor flowed freely despite prohibition, and gambling flourished in support rooms between blocks of the large new hotels that had transformed the city. After the war the city's economic decline was a factor when voters approved gambling for Atlantic Municipality in 1976.

The new Atlantic Municipality of casinos and mega-resorts is again a gay-popular destination. The New Jersey Civil Union rule of 2007 helped, and having your ceremony here is a good reason to visit. Atlantic City’s current mayor, Don Guardian, is gay and several resort hotels, along with the Convention & Visitors Leadership have courted the pink dollar market. Ga