Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City

Harrah’s brings serious scale for planners who need rooms, flexible venues, and a self-contained campus that can keep thousands of attendees fed, entertained, and moving on time. The resort spans multiple hotel towers with a deep inventory of standard rooms and suites, plus easy access to dining, lounges, shopping, and gaming under one roof. Groups like the consistent room product, clear wayfinding between towers and the conference center, and the ability to build multi-day agendas without leaving the property.

The dedicated conference complex is the crown jewel. It was purpose built for high-volume meetings and trade shows, with high ceilings, wide corridors, generous prefunction zones, and smart service hallways to keep traffic flowing. Two massive, pillarless ballrooms can be carved into many configurations for general sessions in the morning, exhibits in the afternoon, and award banquets at night. Breakout rooms ring the complex in clusters, which makes it simple to assign tracks by floor or section and avoid cross-traffic between programs.

Production teams appreciate the rigging capacity, in-house power, modern AV, and the ability to stage, store, and flip rooms quickly. Registration can live in prefunction without clogging entrances. Load-in is straightforward, and there is ample back-of-house space for catering and vendor ops. For planners, this all adds up to reliable days that run on schedule.

Between sessions, Harrah’s keeps attendees engaged. The glass-domed indoor pool complex doubles as a striking reception venue at night. On-property restaurants cover everything from quick coffee and grab-and-go to premium steakhouses and raw bars, so you can program dine-arounds without bussing the group offsite. A dedicated entertainment venue with tiered seating works for keynotes, fireside chats, or closing shows. When budgets or headcounts shift, the resort’s scale makes it easier to right-size the footprint without rewriting the entire plan.

Rooms are spread across several towers with a range of layouts that fit staff, speakers, and VIPs. Many floors cluster room types, which helps with roommate pairings and proximity for teams that need to huddle late. High-speed connectivity and plentiful charging are standard, and many rooms offer work zones that make it easier for attendees to catch up between blocks. Large elevators, broad lobbies, and multiple arrival points help groups check in fast, even during citywide peaks.

For transportation, motorcoach drop zones and plentiful parking simplify arrivals. The marina-side location avoids the Boardwalk’s bus congestion patterns and gives you predictable travel times to other venues in town if you do break out for an offsite.

Meeting and event highlights

• Two large, pillarless ballrooms that can be divided for general sessions, banquets, or exhibits

• Dozens of breakout rooms in logical clusters for track-based agendas

• Wide prefunction spaces for registration, sponsor activations, and networking breaks

• Robust power, rigging, and in-house production support to reduce outside rentals

• Streamlined load-in and ample back-of-house space for catering and vendor ops

• Indoor glass-domed pool area available for private evening buyouts and receptions

• Tiered theater for keynotes, panels, screenings, and closing shows

Group-friendly perks

• Large room inventory across multiple towers to keep teams together

• On-property dining options suited to vouchers, dine-arounds, and VIP hosting

• Late-night venues for hospitality hours without leaving the resort

• Easy coach access, efficient check-in areas, and abundant parking

• Walkable campus layout that minimizes transit time between rooms and meetings

Best for

• National sales meetings, incentive rallies, and product launches that need scale

• Trade shows requiring high ceilings, quick flips, and strong electrical capacity

• Multi-track education conferences with heavy breakout usage

• Sports, gaming, or entertainment-adjacent events that benefit from built-in nightlife

If you need a high-capacity anchor in Atlantic City with venues that behave like a modern convention center, Harrah’s is built to move large groups smoothly while giving attendees plenty to do after the agenda wraps.