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"A night at the Casbah"
So it's the summer, your over 21, on a vacation in Atlantic City, and
are in the mood to go for a night out in the town. What is one to do
with this urge to go out, have a few drinks and dance the night away?
Fear not my fellow readers, if you're ever in the area I have a
"cool" place for you and it's right on the boardwalk in America's
favorite play ground. It's the Casbah Nightclub at Trump Taj Mahal in
Atlantic City, NJ.
On my recent trip to Atlantic City my sister and I ventured on a
Saturday night to what was a fun filled evening at this club. We knew
there was a dress code so after some time of dolling ourselves up we
headed out on the boardwalk and walked down to the Trump Taj Mahal.
What is nice for us ladies on a Saturday night is that we get in for
free. When we went up the escalator in the casino to the club we
found ourselves in a somewhat quieter lounge type room with a bar,
small tables, and couches. We proceeded to the main room where there
was a nice sized dance floor, VIP seating all around, another bar, and
professional dancers on different balconies around the dance floor as
well as one cage above the crowd. After we got our drinks and
observed the crowd, the dance floor was our next stop. The music was
a mix of more hip-hop variety than anything. What were nice were all
the little surprises that one gets while on the dance floor throughout
the evening. This included flakes of snow coming down just enough to
cool you off from the heat as well as clouds of white frost shooting
down so much where you can't see the person in front of you if you are
in the center of the floor. Then later on we were greeted by a burst
of tinsel-like confetti from the ceiling.
The only thing that was bothersome was the fact that there were so
many people on the dance floor that you couldn't get through one song
without someone bumping into you and sometimes feeling cramped. But
this is expected when one goes there with 4th of July weekend coming
up. I've been going to Atlantic City for over 20 years with my family
around this time so I know how it can get.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed myself between all the surrounding
positive energies from the crowd, the surprises that shot down from
above the dance floor, the drinks, and just spending quality time with
my sister. I will be sure to strut out going to this club again the
next time I'm in that town. So go check it out, you might be
pleasantly surprised!
Always learning,
Chrystal
VC Associate
VC Offline Rep of NY
VC NY Office Elist Co-owner
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