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There's much to love about Atlantic City over Valentine's Day weekend.
There are a plethora of dining, dancing and hotel options at each casino.
For those who are feeling very romantic, couples can renew vows at the Tropicana's Boogie Nights.
The retro dance club will hold its annual Valentine's Day Ball on Friday, with a mass vow renewal presented by the Atlantic City Chapel of Love.
An Elvis impersonator and officiant will host the event.
The mass vow renewal will take place shortly after the doors open at 9 p.m.
Folks don't have to go any further for the reception. It's an evening full of dancing, Valentine's Day inspired cocktails and photo ops.
“The AC Chapel of Love is no ballroom wedding; it is the ultimate party and celebration of love,” said David Pena, creator of the Boogie Nights Dance Club and Atlantic City Chapel of Love. “We’ve never seen a wedding chapel like this here on the East Coast and in our home of Atlantic City. Boogie Nights is the perfect venue for couples looking for out-of-the-box, no-fuss options to say, ‘I do."
There are an array of Valentine's options at the Hard Rock.
Those looking for an interactive date can enroll at Kuro's Sushi School on Thursday.
Executive Chef Leslie Daniel and Master Sushi Chef Shingo Inoue will teach guests the delicate techniques behind crafting sushi rolls, hand rolls and nigiri.
Tickets are $85 each.
Council Oak Steaks & Seafood will feature a three-course prix-fixe menu for $119 per person on Valentine’s Day.
The experience begins with a complimentary amuse bouche of Chocolate-Glazed Pancetta Bacon Confit.
Guests can then select a first course of soup or a mixed green salad. Second course offerings include Shrimp Scampi with tomato risotto, crispy arugula and butter chardonnay sauce; free-range chicken breast with rosemary demi and sautéed wild mushroom, or an 18-ounce dry-aged bone-in strip steak served with cognac peppercorn sauce, and grilled broccolini.
Dessert is raspberry and white chocolate torte accompanied by dark chocolate sauce, crushed berries and Chantilly cream.
The can't miss drink is Council Oak's "Smoking Hot Margarita."
Those in the mood for Italian can go with Il Mulino’s four-course prix-fixe menu on Valentine’s Day for $45 per guest.
Folks can choose selections from an antipasti course featuring beet salad, eggplant rollatini, octopus salad or lobster bisque; primi or pasta course with choice of lobster ravioli or fiocchetti con pera e gorgonzola; and entrée course choice of scaloppine capriccio, chicken valdostano, halibut francese, or filetto di manzo peppercorn.
The dessert course features a choice of Italian cheesecake, strawberry panna cotta, and flourless chocolate cake each served with a glass of prosecco.
Park Place Prime's Valentine's Dinner is a four-course dinner that features such items as lobster bisque, wood-grilled lamb chops and creme brulee. The dinner is $125 per person.
Who says Valentine's Day is only for couples?
The unattached and those looking for a laugh should check out "UpDating" slated for Sound Waves at the Hard Rock on Valentine's Day.
UpDating is a live dating experience and comedy show that takes blind dates to the next level.
Two singles meet for the first time — blindfolded — on stage in front of a live audience. It's unpredictable and often hilarious.
Tickets are $39.
Resorts will present Brittany Lynn's Galentine's Bingo at XO Bar.
It's a free event Valentine's evening from 6 to 8 p.m.
There will be prizes for each round, including a $100 gift card for the final round winner. XO Bar offers themed cocktails, such as Cupid's Cosmo and the XO XpressO Martini, and holiday decor.
Ocean is hosting a Galentine's Day event with reality show star Craig Conover of Southern Charm fame.
HQ2 Nightclub will present Conover and Yissel will deliver the music. Arrive before midnight for a glass of sparkling wine. Admission is $20.
Ocean's Amada and Linguini By the Sea have an array of Valentine's Day Specials.
Harrah's is the place for those looking for action the day after Valentine's Day.
Fotsbeats & DJ Band will hold court Saturday at The Pool from noon to 6 p.m.
Indulge in VIP bottle service. Reserve a poolside daybed, cabana or large party bungalow.
The Borgata presents comic Tom Papa Friday and Saturday night. The amusing humorist, who is on his "Grateful Bread" tour, will offer his observations. Tickets are $49.
Caesars is going all out for Valentine's Day. Sabrina Carpenter fans will enjoy the "Please Please Please Party" at the West at Caesars.
It's a Carpenter Dance Party with hits by the suburban Philadelphia pop star. Dance to pop anthems by Ariana Grande, Tate McRae and Olivia Rodrigo as well at the free event.
The Omakase event, which is $200 per person at Nobu, features a thoughtfully crafted six-course dinner.
The menu features dishes like seafood miso ceviche, octopus tiradito, king crab handroll, uni caviar, pan-seared scallops, and Mirai Japanese beef.
Indulge in a couples treatment at Qua Baths and Spa at Caesars for $420 to $500.
Unwind at the spa with your significant other with some of Caesars' most luxurious options. With options ranging from the Couples Island Ritual, which consists of a coconut body massage with Fijan scalp ritual, or the Kama Sutra Herbal Journal, which consists of a loofah exfoliation and lavish herbal wrap to detoxify.
Or go with the classic Seaweed Mud for two for pure detoxification.
Those who would like to stay the night can do so at Caesars, Tropicana and Harrah's for $349.99.
Enjoy a romantic setup complete with elegant flower arrangements, a bottle of Bacardi, a juice carafe and charming "Cheers to Us" place cards.
Bally's is offering a Breakfast in Bed special that includes an $80 room service credit and a 1 p.m. late check out.
The room service credit can be used for the special breakfast of "Sweetheart" pancakes, two made to order omelets, breakfast meat, fruit cup, a pot of coffee, bottle of champagne and a carafe of orange juice.
The breakfast is $59.
