Yes, nine dates with nothing absent, from Oktoberfest in September through to July 4th. That is a fuller run than most shore markets carry.
Yes. The boardwalk gets the same hours on both October Saturdays, which suits a resort where the casinos are open regardless of what the crawl schedule says.
The page names none in advance. Your confirmed check-in point and participating lineup arrive with the ticket, which matters here because the casinos sit far apart.
The boardwalk itself is, but the casinos are spread along it at real distances. Check your confirmed venue list before assuming a single walking route.
Yes, around the clock. An eleven o'clock finish means little in Atlantic City, where the floors and their bars keep going regardless.
July 4th weekend, when the shore is at capacity. New Year's Eve runs it close, since the casinos programme heavily for December 31.
Yes, and early. Fourth of July weekend is the hardest and most expensive accommodation weekend of the Atlantic City year.
Much quieter outside New Year's Eve. The boardwalk empties after summer, so the December and March dates run on casino traffic rather than beach crowds.
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