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With just over a week left until the much-anticipated return of the Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival at the Atlantic City Convention Center, we’re thrilled to share our top tips. This is a must-attend event for craft beer aficionados. Having been part of this festival since 2007, we've honed our strategies over the years. Here’s our ultimate survival guide to the AC Beer and Music Festival. Planning Ahead: Ticketing, Accommodations, and Transportation Tickets for the AC Beer and Music Fest can be conveniently purchased through www.universe.com . If you prefer paper tickets and want to avoid service fees, you can get fee-free tickets at local spots including Axe & Arrow, Behr Brewing, Bolero Snort Brewery, and more, through March 27. Stay updated by following @acbeerfest on Instagram. For detailed information about General Admission, VIP admission, Jitney packages, Designated Driver tickets, and Group Sales, visit www.acbeerfest.com/tickets . While the breweries, beers, vendors, food options, and activities remain consistent across both sessions, the choice of which session to attend often hinges on the musical acts. Session #1 on Saturday, March 29, from 12 PM to 4 PM, features Senses Fail, along with Hidden in Plain View and Flycatcher. Session #2, from 7 PM to 11 PM, presents Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, with Catsbite and Mesh supporting. If you're local or have a designated driver, finding accommodations might not be necessary. However, for those needing a place to stay, there is a great range of options. Event organizers have teamed up with various casino hotels and the Sheraton at the AC Convention Center to offer competitive rates. Exclusive rates at hotels like Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel, Tropicana, Ocean Casino Resort, and others can be found on www.acbeerfest.com/hotels . Additionally, for a unique upscale experience, consider Cozy CoHost Airbnb or browse other available hotels, motels, and vacation rentals in the area. Transportation Options You have multiple choices for traveling to and from the festival. Conveniently, there’s parking on level 1 of the convention center for a fee of $20. However, we cannot emphasize enough: drinking and driving is unacceptable. If possible, make arrangements for a designated driver. The NJ Transit Atlantic City Rail Terminal is right next to the Atlantic City Convention Center. The terminal offers daily service from Philadelphia 30th Street Station, with stops in Pennsauken, Cherry Hill, Lindenwold, Atco, Hammonton, Egg Harbor City, and Absecon. Complimentary shuttles connect the rail terminal with various casinos. Check schedules and buy tickets via the NJ Transit Mobile App. If you're considering Jitney services, they include pick-up from a location within a 50-mile radius of the festival, transportation to the convention center, and return to your initial location along with seating for up to 13 passengers. Day-of Preparation: Setting Yourself up for Success Stay hydrated before, during, and after the beer festival. If you think you’ve had enough water, drink more. Ideally, aim for half your body weight in ounces of water every day. On festival day, when you’re consuming alcohol and salty foods, your body will need more. Enhance your hydration with Waterboy packets from our Amazon store. Each attendee can bring one sealed water bottle or an empty refillable one. Don’t attend the AC Beer Festival on an empty stomach. Eating a light meal an hour or two beforehand is crucial. High water content foods along with starches prepare your stomach for hours of beer sampling. Consider having a bowl of Vietnamese pho from Noodles of the World at Borgata or exploring Atlantic Avenue for Pho Sydney or Com Ga Ninh Kieu. Enjoying food will prevent you from feeling too full to graze at the festival. We love exploring the best local restaurants that set up shop in the Convention Center for the weekend. Dress comfortably, particularly when it comes to your shoes. While cash is favored, some vendors might accept cards or electronic payments. However, this varies, and the reliability of internet connectivity can also affect transactions. ATMs are available on-site for your convenience. Designate a meeting spot for your group in case anyone gets lost. Our suggestion? The sandcastle. During the Festival: Keeping a Pleasant Pace Remember that this event is a marathon, not a sprint. You are encouraged to enjoy the wide range of beer selections, but trying to sample all 400+ offerings is not realistic. Pacing yourself ensures that you can embrace the experience responsibly. Rapidly sampling numerous 2oz pours can spoil your night. As enthusiasts in our forties, we believe in taking a measured approach to our tasting. We have our strategies for enhancing our festival experience while promoting moderation. I, TJ, begin with lighter beers—lagers and hefeweizens—before transitioning to darker ones like stouts. Meanwhile, Andrea focuses on one or two styles unless she encounters something exceptional. She gravitates toward sours and saisons—often scarcely available at festivals—allowing her to pace herself. Taking breaks between tastings is crucial to avoiding palate fatigue, refreshing our senses for new flavors. We always aim to explore unfamiliar breweries and beers rather than rely solely on accessible old favorites. Shopping from over 50 vendors at the festival is another great way to take a break between samples. Look for The Escape Plans, where we’ll be selling our handmade screen-printed Atlantic City t-shirts and hoodies at the venue. Post-Festival Fun: After Party, Iconic Eats, and Recovery Mode Stay tuned to our Instagram @the.escape.plans for updates about pre- and post-festival events. After hours of sampling and walking, you’ll likely be hungry. Session #2 ends late, making late-night options essential. Tony’s Baltimore Grill offers some of the best food in the city at reasonable prices, open late. If it’s your first time, try the TBG Experience for $40.99 a person, which includes house wine or draft beer, salad, their famed spaghetti and meatballs, an entree choice, and dessert. White House Subs serves the finest Italian hoagies we've tried, with locations on Arctic Avenue (open until 8 PM on Saturday) and at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino (open until midnight). If you want more craft beer or diverse wing sauces, check out Wingcraft before it closes at 11 PM on Saturday. The Morning After To kick-start your recovery, head to Hayday Coffee for a caffeine boost. Alternatively, grab a breakfast sandwich from Hot Bagels and More or indulge in Gilchrist's Hungry Man Combo #2 with delicious blueberry hotcakes. Before you leave town, don’t miss ordering loaded fries, pizza, or Tony Boloney's innovative sandwiches. Reheat them at home and enjoy. For any lingering questions, feel free to reach out via email or DM us on Instagram or Facebook. Cheers! Don’t forget to check out our FREE itineraries for more exciting ways to experience Atlantic City! Subscribe to our mailing list and never miss a blog post! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for all the latest happenings in Atlantic City!

Throw all the cliche “40 is the new 30,” “life begins at 40,” “I’m aging like a fine wine,” nonsense right in the trash. Yes, 40 is absolutely a milestone worth celebrating, but it’s doubtful you can or want to ring in this new decade in quite the same way as you did at 21. You deserve a little commotion for making it to middle age, but it’s not cute to wobble through the casino in your bare feet, carrying your shoes, before promptly vomiting vodka club, splash of cran directly into your own handbag. If you’re feeling uneasy about entering your forties and are unsure of what to do to appropriately mark the occasion, we have the perfect itinerary for your 40th birthday celebration in Atlantic City. Spend one night living it up, indulging almost like a twenty-something. Then, recover and refresh for the rest of the weekend. Pack the Pepcid, change your Dr. Scholl’s insoles, and prepare for an unforgettable experience.  Cocktails Dinner After Dinner Breakfast Activities Lunch Casual Dinner Day 1: Arriving in Atlantic City We recommend checking in as early as possible to avoid wasting valuable party time waiting in line. Even if a room isn’t available yet, you can leave your bag with bell services and pick up your key later. It’s time for your   luxury Atlantic City 40th birthday experience to begin.  Pre-Dinner Drinks She Dragged Me Apple Picking Around 5pm, toast yourself with a pre-dinner drink at Little Water Distillery and/or The Seed: A Living Beer Project , Atlantic City’s own distillery and brewery. These neighboring venues make for an effortless mini DIY bar crawl. Little Water has a seasonally rotating cocktail menu that highlights the spirits distilled on site. The fall menu focuses on traditional autumn flavors like cranberry, apple, maple, and cinnamon. The only thing more masterfully crafted than the drinks are their punny monikers like She Dragged Me Apple Picking (Whitecap whiskey, apple cider, lemon, maple, aromatic bitters) and Sweater Weather (Prosperity aged rum, apple butter, cinnamon, ginger beer). The Seed Brewery Next door at The Seed, the tap list changes frequently, but you can always count on at least one saison among their locally sourced, thoughtfully crafted beers. At the time of publication, they’re serving a nitro oatmeal stout, For Warmth, can pour, which is perfect for a chilly coastal autumn evening. It’s not your typical brewery. There isn’t a flat screen or any sports memorabilia in the whole place. It feels more like a spa retreat than a taproom, a brewery for the distinguished, mature appreciator of beer, a brewery for real grown ups, such as yourself.  Dinner at Dock’s Oyster House Docks Oyster House We have long celebrated special occasions at Dock’s Oyster House, as you are well aware, if you’ve been following us for even a short time. You can revisit our prior blogs about Dock’s here and here , but tonight is all about giving you the best birthday dinner in Atlantic City. We recommend dining at about 7pm. It’s the peak dinner rush, but the bar and dining room will be full of ambient laughter and lively conversation amidst the bright voiced piano. Get started with a glass of Prosecco paired with a chilled seafood tower for two. The quantity, quality, and variety of seafood represented in the tower is a steal at just $41. The fried (plain, marinara, buffalo, or wasabi) and broiled (Rockefeller or champagne leek) oysters are another must-try. In the colder months, we round out the appetizer course with steamed clams in a mildly spicy tomato broth (save your bread for sopping up the extra), and share the bubbling and gooey crab meat au gratin for our entree. Keep your eye out for pumpkin cheese pie on special, or stick with the classic Joe’s cheese pie, otherwise.  Night Out at Angeloni’s Club Madrid After dinner, walk a block down Georgia Avenue to 2400 Arctic, home of Atlantic City’s newest hot spot: Angeloni’s Club Madrid . Angeloni's Club Madrid Neon The attention to detail is mind-blowing: a horseshoe shaped bar ensconced in red neon, “eye in the sky” casino surveillance cameras repurposed as a decorative ceiling fixture, trippy bathrooms with landline telephones and wall tiles that surely cause auditory and visual hallucinations… and that’s just the cocktail lounge. Angeloni's Ceiling The space could easily be a museum of 1980s and Atlantic City history, but cooler. The service is top tier. The cocktail program is elaborate and flawlessly executed. The bar is always high energy, but between 9 and 10pm, as dinner service slows, the cocktail lounge becomes the place to see and be seen. And that’s why you’re here: for a couple of post dinner cocktails. Here’s your  order: The innovative Girl Dinner, a dirty Alibi gin martini with blue cheese stuffed olives and a side of sour gummy worms, is a showstopper. As a newly minted quadragenarian, we’re sure you’ll not only appreciate a drink that comes with a snack, but also the kind that includes caffeine. Girl Dinner Enter The Cavalieri, Club Madrid’s espresso martini sprinkled with maldon for a unique spin on a familiar favorite. While the wild cocktails get all the attention here, don’t sleep on the beer. The Seed brewed IPA cans exclusively for Angeloni’s, called Carry on Tradition, and the “bubbles” menu includes the “champagne of beers,” Miller High Life, served in 40 oz quantities in a vintage ice bucket and poured in a festive coupe. We’ll dedicate a future blog post to the dinner menu, but don’t hesitate to try it for yourself before then.  Casino Fun & Rest Try your luck in the casino before you head to your room. Feel free to get to bed early, sleep late, or both. After imbibing like you’re 15 or so years younger, you’ll need a little refresh. The rest of your trip will be lowkey and effortless, while still feeling special and celebratory.  Day 2: A Relaxed Start: Gilchrist Breakfast Breakfast at Gilchrist Today will be a more laidback and affordable Atlantic City 40th birthday option. Roll out of bed and up to Gilchrist Restaurant for brunch. The Hungry Man #2 combo never fails to bring us back to life with 2 eggs, 2 hotcakes (pro tip: opt for blueberry), choice of meat and home fries or grits. We also find that a good, old fashioned BLT will do the trick. Watch the boats sail through the marina and feel the sun on your face as you fuel up for a day of unique 40th birthday activities in Atlantic City. Hair of the Dog at Back Bay Ale House Across the parking lot, you’ll be transported 1,400 miles away to the carefree vibes of Key West, at Back Bay Ale House . At your age, you’re probably familiar with the concept of “hair of the dog,” and Back Bay has you covered. They are know for their Bason Masons, 16 or 32 oz mason jar cocktails. Enjoy their traditional Bloody Mary or get it spicy with St George’s green chili vodka. If savory drinks aren’t your thing, they have mimosa and aperol spritzes, in addition to more than 2 dozen other crafted concoctions. Afternoon Activities: Fun for All Tastes Your agenda for the day will depend on your interests. There is no shortage of fun to be had at any of these multitude of Atlantic City birthday party venues. From a round at North Beach Mini Golf (or their bike and surrey rentals) to a movie at the IMAX theater at Tropicana to an afternoon at one of the city’s many spas to live music or a DJ set at Anchor Rock Club, there is something for every taste and budget. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to keep up with the latest events and happenings in Atlantic City. There is a seemingly neverending schedule of festivals, including the AC Beer and Music Festival (March 29, 2025), North 2 Shore (June), Downbeach Seafood Festival (September), Witchcraft (October), and the AC Tattoo Expo (November), to name a few. Atlantic City is an underrated Christmas town, with the Irish Pub decked out from floor to ceiling in vintage decor, annual ugly sweater bar crawl, art markets, gingerbread village, holiday cocktail trails, and so much more. You’re sure to find the Atlantic City birthday activities that are just your style. Lunch at Pho Sydney When you’re feeling hungry again, it’s time to go to Pho Sydney for beef pho, particularly #14 pho tai nam, gan. This is the richest, most velvety broth in this city, and probably all the other cities, too. Complete your meal with a #1 goi cuon (rice paper filled with pork, shrimp, and vermicelli) served cold with peanut sauce for dipping and a Thai iced tea with milk. Foods with high water content, sodium, and carbs are the perfect antidote for a hangover. You can thank us later.  Cigar Lounge at Tennessee Avenue Tobacco Company Continue your relaxing evening with a stop at Tennessee Avenue Tobacco Company . The cigar lounge features countless options for all palates and experience levels, from the novice smoker to full blown aficionado. Enjoy coffee or espresso with your cigar and sink into the plush leather arm chairs. Cigar Selection Tennessee Ave Tobbaco Watch a game on one of the flat screens or strike up a conversation with a new friend. The tobacconists at Tennessee Avenue are as knowledgeable as they are personable and will guide you through the best possible personalized experience. Some people compare cigar smoking to mediation, as it commands you to be present in the moment and savor the experience. We’d say take a deep breath and relax, but you’re not supposed to inhale.  Late-Night Snack at Tony’s Baltimore Grill Most of our nights in Atlantic City end the same way: with a late night stop at the legendary Tony’s Baltimore Gril l . An Atlantic City institution since 1927, Tony’s is about as nostalgic as it gets. Wood paneling, red naughahide booths, neon signs, dim lighting, and tabletop jukeboxes set the scene for a step back in time. You’ll find all the usual suspects: Coors, Miller, Bud, Michelob, Heineken, and some surprising items on the drink menu like the Atlantic City Wide (a shot of Fernet and a draft beer from The Seed). The food here is as solid as the ambiance. When you eat here as often as we do, you get ordering down to a science: fried shrimp platter with fries and slaw, meatball and onion pizza, and a roast beef sandwich. Your 40th birthday party in Atlantic City is a marathon, not a sprint. There are plenty of activities that don’t involve alcohol, while still feeling fun and festive. As you adjust to your new decade, you’ll find you enjoy and appreciate some scheduled rest and relaxation after you let loose.  Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for more Atlantic City tips and tricks, info on upcoming events, and a lot of fun. Feel free to send us an email or a DM if you need help planning your Atlantic City getaway. Don’t forget to visit on online merch shop or catch us vending our hand screen printed Atlantic City tshirts, hoodies, beanies, tote bags, and more! Our holiday vending schedule is below: Saturday, November 30 Tenn Ave Tinseltown Market 12pm-4pm outside Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall AND Small Biz Saturday Noetrope Night Market  6pm-10pm at Anchor Rock Club Saturday, December 14 Noyes Holiday Market and Gingerbread Village 12pm-5pm at Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University Sunday, December 15 Tenn Ave Tinseltown Market 12pm-4pm outside Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall Thank you for your support! We couldn’t do what we do without our wonderful community!

The concept of Happy Hour has evolved since its origin as a morale booster aboard US Navy ships in the 1920s to a way for speakeasies to attract customers to professional networking opportunities, marketing tools, and themed events. We have curated a comprehensive list of happy hours in Atlantic City to guide you from dives to rooftop lounges to fine dining destinations. You won’t find any chains on this list, only authentic Atlantic City establishments. Whether you’re a local looking for your new neighborhood bar or a visitor who can’t resist a good deal, you’re about to uncover, in no particular order, the best kept secrets of Atlantic City’s vibrant bar scene.  Our current list Tony 's Baltimore Grill Card inal Dock's Oyster House Ducktown Tavern Knife and Fork Inn Mexico Restaurant and Bar Angeloni's Club Madrid Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall Back Bay Ale House Wonder Bar Vagabond The Yard BAR32 Tony’s Baltimore Grill Draft Beer Happy Hour Tonys Baltimore Grill tonysbaltimoregrillac.com 2800 Atlantic Avenue Daily 4-6 Drink specials including $2 9oz drafts and $4 well drinks Snacks ranging from $1-8 0% ABV options  RECOMMENDATION: $2 AC Fried Shrimp and $5 Two Meatballs and AC Bread The first stop on our list is an Atlantic City institution that has been operating since 1927, with the self-proclaimed “2nd best happy hour in Atlantic City.” Tony’s Baltimore Grill serves more than just pizza and Italian comfort food, it also serves up a large dose of nostalgia the moment you walk through the door. Dock’s Oyster House docksoysterhouse.com Dock's Oyster Hour 2405 Atlantic Avenue  Daily 4-6 at the bar Discounted snacks and appetizers, some exclusive to happy hour.  RECOMMENDATION: Oysters..Duh A few blocks down Atlantic Avenue, the line for happy hour at Dock’s Oyster House meanders down the street by 3:30pm each day. If you aren’t 30 minutes early to grab a coveted seat in the bar area, you may be too late.  Knife & Fork Inn Lobster Spring Rolls knifeandforkinn.com 3600 Atlantic Avenue Daily 4-6 at the bar  ½ priced appetizers RECOMMENDATION: Lobster Spring Roll Dock’s sister restaurant, Knife & Fork Inn, has been a place to see and be seen since the Prohibition era, when liquor was still openly served at the bar. Political boss Nucky Johnson was a regular there, but even he was unable to protect the bar from its eventual federal raid.  Angeloni's Club Madrid https://www.instagram.com/angelonisclubmadrid/ 2400 Arctic Ave Thursday 4-6 Meatballs and Mini Martinis Friday-Monday 4-6 Aperitivo Hour Meatballs and Martinis RECOMMENDATION: Madrid Dip during Aperitivo Hour or come on Thursdays for Meatballs & Martinis Not a newcomer per se, but something old made new again, Angeloni’s Club Madrid is now reopened under new ownership. During aperitivo hour Friday-Monday from 4-6, each drink comes with a free snack. On Thursdays, they’re bringing back Tommy Guido’s Meatballs and Mini Martinis from 4-6 in the bar and lounge. Every meatball order comes with a free mini martini.  Back Bay Ale House backbayalehouse.com 800 N New Hampshire Avenue  Monday-Friday 3-5, All day Sunday  Drink specials including $9 mason of the month pints and $15 super masons $10 appetizers RECOMMENDATION: Bob Marley Basin Mason, Bloody Mary Back Bay Ale House feels like a little piece of Key West at the Jersey Shore. Pull up a seat facing the bay, watch the boats sail by, sip on a mason jar cocktail, and forget your worries.   Basin Mason Vagabond vagabondac.com 672 N Trenton Avenue Daily 3-6 $7-8 starters $6 wine and Deep Eddy RECOMMENDATION: Tequila Shrimp Bangers The tequila shrimp bangers at Vagabond AC not only make an appearance on the happy hour menu, but they’ve also been featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.   Bar32 bar32chocolate.com 121 S Tennessee Avenue Wednesday-Saturday $5 specials on small plates, beer, wine, chocolate RECOMMENDATION: Rotating Menu Chocolate, cocktails, chocolate cocktails… what more could you want? Beer, wine, and small plates? Fine, Bar32 has those, too. All of the chocolate is made from bean-to-bar in-house, with plenty of options to take home.  The Yard (Open Seasonally) Boardwalk, 1900 Pacific Avenue https://casinos.ballys.com/atlantic-city/the-yard.htm 5 O’Clock Fridays 5-6:30pm $5 beer and food bite specials  $3-$4-$5 Pre-game Happy Hour Fri & Sat 7-9 $3 beer specials, $4 shot specials, $5 cocktail specials  $10 Shot & a Beer Combo Selections Friday 9pm-1am, Saturday 9pm-2am RECOMMENDATION: $3 beer specials, $4 shot specials, $5 cocktail specials  Roll up to the boardwalk straight off the beach for happy hour at the indoor/outdoor beer garden at The Yard. They’re running some kind of special seemingly all day, which makes it a great place to start the party or stay indefinitely.  Cardinal  cardinal-ac.com 201 S New York Avenue Wed-Sun 4-6 and 9-10 Drink specials, large and small plates, and $1 raw bar RECOMMENDATION: Duck Wings Cardinal is another indoor/outdoor option close to the boardwalk. In the warmer months, they host movie nights and other pop-up events in the garden. Keep an eye on their socials for all the happenings. Cardinal Duck Wings Ducktown Tavern ducktowntavern.com 2400 Atlantic Avenue Monday-Friday 3-7 ½ off appetizers, $1 off drinks RECOMMENDATION: Anything with Alibi Gin You can’t go wrong with happy hour at a neighborhood corner bar. Locals and tourists flock to Ducktown Tavern for friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and a popular outdoor patio. Mexico Restaurant and Bar mexicorestaurantbar.com 3810 Ventnor Avenue Sunday-Friday 3-7 $5-6 drink specials, $3.50 Mexican beer, $4-5 appetizers  RECOMMENDATION: Obviously a margarita Mas cervezas, por favor. Considered by many to be the best Mexican restaurant in the city, Mexico Restaurant runs happy hour deals 6 nights a week.  Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall tennesseeavenuebeerhall.com 133 S Tennessee Avenue  Monday-Friday 3-6, All day Wednesday $5 food specials, beer, and wine RECOMMENDATION: Chips and dip. It sounds basic, but it's far from boring. 40+ beers on tap, an outdoor beer garden with a firepit, Adirondack chairs, yard games, and live music. They don’t need to reel you in with a great deal at Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, but they do it anyway.  Vue Rooftop Bar & Lounge at the Claridge https://www.claridge.com/dining-lounges/the-vue-rooftop-lounge/ 123 S Indiana Avenue Thursday-Sunday 4-7 $4 domestic drafts, $5 wine, $7-8 cocktail specials, $6-8 bites RECOMMENDATION: Even Pepsi tastes better from this rooftop bar. The name speaks for itself: Vue offers unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean and 360 degree views of the city from the 23rd floor of the Claridge.  Wonder Bar wonderbaracnj.com 3701 Sunset Avenue Sunday-Thursday and Saturday 4-6, Teacher’s Friday 3-6 $1 off beer, seltzer, wine, Ketel One and ½ off appetizers  RECOMMENDATION: Go during the warmer months so you can sit on the deck and watch the boats sail by. From a rooftop bar with views of the ocean to outdoor decks overlooking the water, our final happy hour stop is at Wonder Bar.  There are big deals to be found at the small businesses in Atlantic City. Cheers to drinking like a local with our guide to the city’s happy hour specials. Have you heard of a happy hour we missed? Drop us a line on our contact page or social media and let us know.  Support our small business by shopping our line of hand screen printed Atlantic City apparel. Keep an eye on our social media for our in-person vending events. 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