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Ocean Casino Resort

Oceanfront hotel, casino, and entertainment

Overview

Ocean Casino Resort is a hotel and casino on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that combines lodging, gaming, dining, and entertainment in one destination. Guests stay in 1,399 rooms, access a large casino, and enjoy amenities like five pools (including a saltwater pool), a cabana sun deck, and experiences such as a Topgolf Swing Suite. It differentiates itself by being the tallest building in Atlantic City with ocean views and a waterfront setting, offering a wide mix of amenities beyond just gambling. Its goal is to attract adults 21+ seeking a comprehensive, on-site resort experience that blends gaming, accommodation, and entertainment on the Boardwalk.

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Why Ocean Casino Resort is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

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Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

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Headquarters

Atlantic City, NJ

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • Ocean's August 2026 gross gaming revenue reached $107.0 million, up 9.7% year-over-year.
  • Through August 2026, Ocean generated $329.9 million GGR, ranking third in Atlantic City.
  • The Cove opens early 2027, adding 52 high-limit machines and premium spending capacity.

What critics are saying

  • Ocean plans to sue Atlantic City for $1.5 million after the July 27 fire response.
  • The claim alleges gross negligence; a protracted 2027 court fight distracts management and costs cash.
  • Atlantic City revenue remains casino-dependent; another operational disruption could hit Ocean's third-place momentum.

What makes Ocean Casino Resort unique

  • Ilitch Gaming fully owned Ocean Casino Resort in June 2026, backing aggressive reinvestment.
  • The Cove expansion to 11,935 square feet targets high-limit players with luxury service.
  • Ocean pairs 1,860 renovated rooms with a 135,000-square-foot casino and 4,500-seat venue.

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Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

18%

1 year growth

18%

2 year growth

18%
Alien WP
Oct 30th, 2026
Atlantic City casino blames firefighters for $1.5M in flood damage.

Atlantic City casino blames firefighters for $1.5M in flood damage. Ocean Casino plans to sue Atlantic City for $1.5 million, claiming firefighters caused water damage that shut its casino floor after a small July fire. Tldr. * Ocean Casino in Atlantic City plans to sue the city for $1.5 million over damage from a fire response. * A small fire started in the casino's linen room on the morning of July 27. * The casino says firefighters used so much water that part of the lobby ceiling collapsed and the casino floor flooded. * Ocean Casino claims the casino floor shutdown cost it at least $1 million in lost revenue. * The Atlantic City Fire Department faces allegations of gross negligence and wanton damage. Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City is preparing to sue the city for $1.5 million. The casino says the local Fire Department caused heavy water damage while putting out a small fire at the property. The casino claims the response did more harm than the fire itself. It says the damage forced it to close its casino floor and cancel a slot tournament. How the Fire started. According to a report from the Press of Atlantic City, the incident began on the morning of Monday, July 27. Staff called the Fire Department after heavy smoke filled part of the building. Firefighters found a small fire in the venue's linen room. Although it started small, the blaze reportedly produced burning debris that needed to be put out. As crews worked to stop the fire, they released a large amount of water into the building. The water reportedly caused part of the hotel lobby ceiling to collapse. Elevator shafts and staff hallways were also affected. Ocean Casino further claims that firefighters caused a pipe to burst during the response. Hotel guests reported that all the lobby rugs were soaked. Water was also seen in front of the elevators. The casino says the flooding reached the gaming floor, which then had to be closed. Some guests left the hotel early because of the problems. Casino operations and costs. The hotel stayed open during the incident, but the casino says it lost revenue. It was forced to cancel its $30,000 Slot Tournament. The property also faced a wave of booking cancellations. It says it had to pay compensation to customers who were affected. Ocean Casino claims the casino floor shutdown alone cost it at least $1 million in lost revenue. The rest of its planned claim covers repair work and other expenses. Those costs include architectural and engineering fees and repairs to the lobby ceiling. The casino also had to install new carpets and tiling. Other expenses include restoring damaged gaming equipment and replacing LED panels. The casino says it reopened its gaming floor as quickly as possible. The Atlantic City Fire Department now faces allegations of gross negligence. Ocean Casino is also accusing the department of wanton damage to the property. The legal case is still in its early stages. Reports describe the casino as preparing its lawsuit against the city. The venue has since resumed normal operations. Repairs to the property are still ongoing as the legal dispute moves forward. Maisie is the News Editor at AlienWP, where she covers the latest developments in the global iGaming industry, including gambling regulation, online casinos, sports betting, licensing, compliance, and emerging industry trends. She has written extensively across the finance, cryptocurrency, and technology sectors for publications including MoneyCheck.com, Blockonomi.com, and Computing.net, bringing a clear, research-driven approach to breaking news and in-depth industry coverage. October 30, 2026 October 29, 2026

CDC Gaming
Oct 29th, 2026
Ocean Casino blames Atlantic City Fire Department for $1.5M in damages, plans suit.

Ocean Casino blames Atlantic City Fire Department for $1.5M in damages, plans suit. October 28, 2026 · 8:03pm ET | 5:03pm PT * Wayne Parry, The Press of Atlantic City Email, LinkedIn, and more Ocean Casino Resort plans to sue the city, alleging a botched response by the Fire Department to a small blaze made a pipe burst, resulting in $1.5 million worth of damage. In a notice of claim filed with the city Oct. 13 and made public Monday when the City Council agenda was posted online, the casino accuses the Fire Department of "gross negligence, careless, and wanton and willful damages caused at Ocean Casino in response to a fire." The notice does not specify exactly how the Fire Department is alleged to have mishandled its response to the event, which caused the casino's gambling operations to shut down for a day in July.

PR Newswire
Oct 13th, 2026
GARAGE BEER is throwing the Tailgate Wedding of the Century in Philly.

GARAGE BEER is throwing the Tailgate Wedding of the Century in Philly. Oct 13, 2026, 09:45 ET Garage Beer, Kingsford, Steven Singer and TrueFan Travel are teaming up to give one lucky Philly couple the ultimate tailgate wedding on October 26 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The wedding is officially on. After opening the doors for Philly couples to enter for the chance to win a one-of-a-kind wedding, Garage Beer has selected the lucky couple who will say "I do" at the Tailgate Wedding of the Century on October 26 at the TrueFan Tailgate in Philadelphia. And because this is Philly, Garage Beer is making sure this is no ordinary wedding. The very Philly wedding will feature music by Delco Donny, and Philly Pops, while The Meat Teacher, Matt Groark will be cooking up tailgate essentials over Kingsford charcoal for all guests in attendance. Garage Beer Classic and Lime will be flowing throughout the tailgate to wash it all down. The couple will also receive a $2,000 gift card for wedding rings provided by Steven Singer, and Garage Beer is partnering with Ocean Casino Resort to give the newlyweds an incredible honeymoon experience, along with a second trip in 2027. A group of surprise celebrity guests will be on site to make the day even more special, including Beau Allen and more. "Garage Beer is all about bringing people together. When we first started this thing, it was literally about two things: creating the best light beer on the planet and embodying the spirit of light beer by creating a sense of community." says Garage Beer Founder Andy Sauer. "Along the way, and I'm not sure why, we started getting tons of wedding invites every month which has been a very rewarding way to stay close to our community. Philly has always been an incredible supporter of Garage Beer. We've shot commercials here, had red carpet premieres, and had some amazing times at Eagles tailgates. We are excited to bring people together, in a very Garage Beer way and there is no better place than in the City of Brotherly Love." But the celebration doesn't stop with the wedding. Garage Beer is bringing even more Philly flavor to the city with a slate of special activations and limited-edition releases: * Jordan Spector-curated Philly Edition 15pk Limited Release - Available starting November 1 across the city, the limited-edition pack was designed by Philly artist Jordan Spector as part of Garage Beer's latest Philly-exclusive collection. * On October 25, Garage Beer will team up with Spector for a Sip & Shop at Jawn Supply, in West Chester, Pennsylvania, where fans can grab a limited run of hats and shirts designed exclusively for the occasion. If you aren't luck enough to get your hands on one at the launch event, Garage Beer will continue to drop limited quantities throughout the year. * Delco Donny's Tailgate Karaoke launches next Sunday at the stadium complex, giving Philly fans a chance to grab a mic, grab a Garage and show the city what they've got. * Jason Kelce-inspired "62 Pack" - Yes, that's 62 beers in one case. The special pack hit stores last week. ABOUT GARAGE BEER Garage Beer loves love and beer. We're America's fastest-growing light beer, now available in all 50 states. Crisp, crushable, and brewed for good times, Garage Beer is a no-nonsense 4% ABV lager with just 95 calories and 3g of carbs. It comes in two crowd-favorite varieties: Classic and Lime. Find Garage Beer near you here and follow the ride at www.drinkgaragebeer.com, Instagram, and X. About TrueFan Travel: TrueFan Travel is dedicated to providing premium travel and tailgating experiences to passionate Philadelphia fans. Every detail of each trip is carefully planned to ensure a worry-free experience. Private home and away tailgates, happy hours, welcome parties, and local experiences/excursions are also provided. For more information on Eagles Fan Travel and to book a package for the 2026-2027 Eagles Season, visit TrueFan Travel (https://truefantravel.com/team/philadelphia-eagles/). Stay up-to-date with the trips and packages they offer by following them on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/truefantravel) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/truefantravelofficial/). SOURCE Garage Beer

World Casino Directory
Oct 2nd, 2026
Ocean Casino plans $14M expansion of The Cove slots.

Ocean Casino plans $14M expansion of The Cove slots. Ocean Casino plans $14M expansion of The Cove slots vanja mitic october 2, 2026 latest casino and gambling news. Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey, will invest $14 million to expand and redesign The Cove, its high-limit slot area, with the upgraded space expected to open in early 2027. The project will increase The Cove from 7,450 square feet to 11,935 square feet and raise its gaming inventory from more than 140 machines to over 192. The enlarged venue will sit next to the resort's Asian Table Games area. The new lineup will feature products from Aristocrat, Light & Wonder, IGT and other manufacturers, covering slots, linked games, progressive-style titles and video poker. Ocean said the investment responds to demand for high-limit slot play and forms part of a wider effort to increase the resort's overall slot inventory. "This transformation of The Cove is another significant investment in the future of Ocean Casino Resort and the experiences we deliver to our guests," Ocean Casino Resort General Manager Bill Callahan said. "We've expanded the space while elevating every aspect of the environment, from the design and gaming offerings to the service and amenities, resulting in a sophisticated and distinctly Ocean experience that reflects the level of quality our high-limit guests have come to expect from us." The Cove adds more gaming and guest amenities. The redesigned space will combine the larger gaming floor with services aimed at high-limit customers. Planned additions include specialized cocktail service, lounge seating, dedicated restrooms and cashier booths. Players will also have access to an expanded beverage menu delivered directly while they play. Ocean described the concept as balancing "the energy of the casino floor with the comfort, privacy and service of a luxury lounge." The location beside the Asian Table Games area will also place The Cove close to another recently expanded gaming section. Ocean doubled that space to 8,000 square feet, with capacity for 32 tables including baccarat and Pai Gow Poker. The Cove's redesign will draw on Ocean Casino Resort's Boardwalk setting. According to NJ.com, the interior will use fluid architectural forms and wave-inspired details, with soft neutral tones, light oak finishes, marble, brushed-gold accents and layered shades of blue. Ocean said the palette is intended to add "warmth and sophistication" while maintaining a visual connection to the Atlantic Ocean. The design changes will accompany the larger slot floor and new service areas rather than altering The Cove's focus on high-limit gaming. Expansion builds on premium gaming portfolio. The Cove forms part of Ocean's existing higher-end casino offering. The resort also operates a High Limit Table Games area and The Loft, a private 2,000-square-foot gaming suite on the 44th floor with butler service, a bar and floor-to-ceiling ocean views. The $14 million project will extend that premium offering by giving The Cove more floor space, additional machines and dedicated hospitality features. Ocean expects the transformed venue to open in early 2027.

Casino.org
Oct 2nd, 2026
Ocean Casino Resort makes waves with $14M transformation of high-limit slot lounge.

Ocean Casino Resort makes waves with $14M transformation of high-limit slot lounge. Posted on: October 2, 2026, 03:42h. Last updated on: October 2, 2026, 04:33h. Key points. * Ocean Casino Resort is investing $14 million to expand and transform The Cove, its high-limit slot lounge, from 140 machines to 192 * The 11,935-square-foot VIP space will feature ocean-inspired design, new seating areas, and a planned early 2027 opening * Ocean has generated $329.9 million in GGR through August, up 5.4% year over year and ranking third among Atlantic City casinos Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City is investing $14 million to expand and enhance The Cove, the Boardwalk property's high-limit slot lounge that's exclusive to rewards players. Ocean announced on Thursday, Oct. 1, that the resort is transforming and enlarging The Cove. The high-limit slot lounge is moving to an 11,935-square-foot space located between the Asian Table Games area and the High-Limit Table Games room. Set to open early next year, the new Cove will expand from approximately 140 slots to 192 gaming machines. The venue will feature dedicated sitting areas and an interior design that "takes its cues from the ocean just beyond the property's Boardwalk setting." "This transformation of The Cove is another significant investment in the future of Ocean Casino Resort and the experiences we deliver to our guests," said Ocean Casino Resort General Manager Bill Callahan, adding that the expanded lounge will offer a "sophisticated and distinctly Ocean experience." VIP focus. Ocean Casino Resort has heavily invested in appealing to Atlantic City high rollers. The Cove is a major component of its VIP focus, with the high-limit slots lounge reserved for Reserve, Prime, and Preferred Ocean Rewards cardholders Sunday through Thursday, and Reserve and Prime members Friday through Saturday. The Cove allows high rollers to keep their play going without interruption when they hit jackpots up to $39,999. Through The Cove's "Self-Pay" program, a slots player can automatically have the jackpot funded to their bankroll on the same machine. When the player decides to stop playing, a slot attendant closes their Self-Pay session. The Cove isn't the only gaming space at Ocean restricted for VIPs. Forty-four stories above the Boardwalk is The Loft, a private 2,000-square-foot luxury gaming suite with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The Loft is accessible only by invitation and comes with a full-service complimentary bar, dedicated butler service, and a personal security detail. Corporate ownership & market share. In June, Ocean Casino Resort became fully owned by the billionaire Ilitch family, whose fortune stems from the late Mike Ilitch and his wife, Marian, founding Little Caesars. With the transaction, Ilitch Companies announced a new holding company for its casinos, Ilitch Gaming. Along with Ocean, Ilitch Gaming owns and operates MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit and Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort in Mississippi. Through August, Ocean Casino reported gross gaming revenue (GGR) of $329.9 million from its slot machines and table games, a 5.4% gain on the prior year. Ocean is one of only three casinos in Atlantic City to report higher GGR year-to-date. Ocean generated the third-most GGR behind Borgata at $556.7 million and Hard Rock at $376.4 million. Devin O'Connor is a senior reporter for Casino.org, covering politics, casino business, and gaming news. Devin came on board with Casino.org in 2014. He lives in Arlington, Va.

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