As far as dress code goes their fairly strict dress code, do not wear jean shorts saw good looking girls turned away for it. Made you coat check certain jackets in the casino lobby was free at least and do not bring to big of a bag ladies.. For whatever reason that’s a thing some ladies got denied because of it.

During the night party, you are allowed to enter the pool, but you need to purchase a locker to put your belongings in. But since they don’t allow big purses how are you suppose to change, I guess wear clothes underneath??idk…doesnt make any sense to me, but aight. not to many places to sit unless you purchase a table, the price ranges from $500-2500 depending on the package you want. So wear comfortable/stylish heels don’t wanna fall or slip into the pool by mistake.

If you are staying at the hotel here, you are able to get free admission on Wednesday’s and Friday’s before 11. You will need to go to the lobby clerk and prove you are a guest. Saturday’s they have reduced admissions for the hotel guests they take like $10 dollars off. If you are not a hotel guest, the cover charge is anywhere from $20-$60 depending on who is headlining. Speaking of headlining — this place always has a different mix, so remember to check first! Your experience more than likely depends on that factor.

The couple of times I went here, the DJ was kept talking through the music to try and get things hype but like…… it was unnecessary considering they don’t have mic skills(otherwise they would be a dj/host not a dj). Music was edm mixed hip hop clubs Top 40 and hip-hop. If the headliner is a hip-hop artist then expect that kind of music to be played, so again, just keep an eye out for who is there. Coulda sworn I saw KEVIN FEDERLINE billed as a headliner(like who) but I must have been mistaken unless they allow anyone to headline. If that’s the case we should all contact the booking person since we are all as irrelevant as him. So that night will be a hard miss for me.

The pool in the center made this place extremely humid, sticky, and hot. You’re going to be craving a shower after. With that being said, the set-up is really different and very pretty. The spacing is interesting because it’s around a pool, with most people dancing in front of the DJ booth, while table service is available at the cabanas — Mr.Nokturnal doesn’t suggests bottle service, it didn’t add much to a better vibe.

The staff here weren’t to friendly some cooler than others but you are required to go through a metal detector at the door but it was quick and seamless. Always better to be safe than sorry, right? Some of the people here were a bit aggressive, especially when they’re bumped into(it’s a club… like relax) so just be mindful of that.

This is probably the most diverse club in Atlantic City and seemed to be a popular place for bachelorette/bachelor parties which always bring a lighter, more fun atmosphere to any club. This is just us talking shit but if Harrahs cut that EDM music out and replaced it with pure hip-hop since there isn’t really a pure hip-hop spot in AC, they could have a little something a carve out a niche. You can have the best and the worst time at this place, so please remember to check the lineup!

The day party here, however, was absolute trash. A decent amount of people came, and there was a live DJ but no one seemed to be enjoying themselves unless they were playing volleyball. This would be a nice place to take a date during the sun hours if you got some pool beds, and wanted to chat or pass the time.

Overall, if The Nocturnal Group is out in AC, and someone good is headlining, we may pop by this place at night, But will never catch me dead at the day party again