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Getting To Atlantic City


Atlantic City is reachable by air through two nearby International Airports,
by train from Philadelphia and New York, and by car or bus along two major highways.


Atlantic City Map

Atlantic City Map

Map from: AaccessMaps.com

Getting to Atlantic City by Air


Atlantic City International Airport Map

Atlantic City Airport Map

The Atlantic City International Airport is located in nearby Pomona NJ, only a short drive from the City by car.

Spirit Airline is the main carrier at this airport and provides direct flights from numerous US cities.

In June of 2009 AirTran Airlines began providing twice daily flights into Atlantic City from its hub in Atlanta.

Canada-based Westjet Airline announced that it will start sasonal airline service between Atlantic City International Airport and Toronto this fall. Seasonal in this case being from October 22nd through May.

Atlantic City Airport Parking Garage

Airport Parking Garage

Another option is to fly into Philadelphia International Airport, then rent a car and drive to Atlantic City. Atlantic City is only about one hours drive from the Philadelphia International Airport. Follow Route 95N, then take Route 76 across the Walt Whitman Bridge to Route 42, which turns into the Atlantic City Expressway. See map below.

As of June, 2008 the airport has a new 1370 space, six-story parking garage.



You can use the Travelocity Banner on the right to search for specific flights to Atlantic City.




Getting to Atlantic City By Car

Atlantic City is easily reached by car from Philadelphia via the Atlantic City Expressway, and from New York via the Garden State Parkway. See map below.

Atlantic City is 60 miles from Philadelphia, 125 miles from New York City, and 175 miles from Washington, DC.

You don't have to worry about parking at the Atlantic City casinos. They all have large muli-level indoor parking garages. Parking rates are reasonable.

Atlantic City Expressway Map

Atlantic City Expressway Map

Getting to Atlantic City by Rail

NJ Transit offers 14 round-trips daily between Philadelphia's 30th Street Station and the Atlantic City Rail Terminal which is adjacent to the Atlantic City Convention Center.

NJ Transit and Borgata Hotel & Spa, Caesars Atlantic City and Harrah's Atlantic City have joined forces to to provide weekend express train service between New York City and Atlantic City. This train service began on Feb. 6, 2009. The casinos provide shuttles to meet passengers and bring them to the casinos.