Leslie R.4/14/12
Smoke freeeee! Revel
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Techno, Top 40, Mash-Ups, House, Hip Hop, Electronic and Club
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Revel Atlantic City is a 6.2 million square foot beachfront entertainment resort on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. Located just north of the Showboat Hotel and Casino, Revel is being built on a 20-acre site with 1,000 feet of Boardwalk frontage on what is arguably the most desirable beachfront location in Atlantic City.
Revel is the product of a collaborative effort by an outstanding team of architects, designers, and entertainment consultants whose focus was to create a beachfront resort that would have strong appeal and attraction for the untapped market of over 40 million adults within a six hour drive of its location.
A hint of what the guest will experience at Revel begins with the highly dramatic and iconic architecture of Bernardo Fort Brescia of Architectonica who inspired the design team with a simple question…. at what point does ordinary become extraordinary?
The team responded by challenging the traditional and expected with questions such as: how can we add a sense of drama to the guest arrival? How can we make the performance environments more theatrical and sensory? Is a traditional spa the right way to go, how about a Bath House? Where is there opportunity to surprise the guest? Each facet of the experience was viewed as an opportunity to entertain and delight the guest and in doing so create an environment that encouraged a sense of discovery.
We don’t know how each guest will respond to what has been created. We are hoping that they will describe their experience at Revel as one that was fun, exciting, sensory, dramatic, and most importantly, memorable.
Revel is the product of a collaborative effort by an outstanding team of architects, designers, and entertainment consultants whose focus was to create a beachfront resort that would have strong appeal and attraction for the untapped market of over 40 million adults within a six hour drive of its location.
A hint of what the guest will experience at Revel begins with the highly dramatic and iconic architecture of Bernardo Fort Brescia of Architectonica who inspired the design team with a simple question…. at what point does ordinary become extraordinary?
The team responded by challenging the traditional and expected with questions such as: how can we add a sense of drama to the guest arrival? How can we make the performance environments more theatrical and sensory? Is a traditional spa the right way to go, how about a Bath House? Where is there opportunity to surprise the guest? Each facet of the experience was viewed as an opportunity to entertain and delight the guest and in doing so create an environment that encouraged a sense of discovery.
We don’t know how each guest will respond to what has been created. We are hoping that they will describe their experience at Revel as one that was fun, exciting, sensory, dramatic, and most importantly, memorable.
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Hotshot 4/10/12
No smoking Casino, that's great. 
MISSLISA 4/2/12
Check out upper decks for ocean views 
@TopTenJesus /.5/5/12
The suite has enough full length windows for 19 guys to bang hookers up against! 0-:-P 
Mike H.4/6/12
John, not correct. Tony Boloney's is 2 blocks down the street, been there for 3 years, not one problem. Neighborhood is actually very safe. BLOG ARTICLES
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