Car Rental Atlantic City International Airport (ACY)

Parking in Atlantic City

• A&K Parking Beach and Boardwalk (08401) is open 24/7 and offers super convenient parking spots right next to the boardwalk and several restaurants and stores nearby.
• 19 S New York Avenue (08401) can be found further inland, offering seven days a week parking a few blocks from the main resorts. There are also 950 spaces within the garage.
• Park Place Parking (08401) offers easy access to the boardwalk, with valet parking and hourly rates available.

Key roads in Atlantic City

• U.S. Route 30 (US-30) is one of the main routes to take when you want to reach Philadelphia and takes you from the airport into central Atlantic City.
• U.S. Route 40 (US-40) is also known as the Main Street of America, as it stretches all the way from Utah to New Jersey. Drive west on U.S-40 from Atlantic City to reach Baltimore.
• Garden State Parkway is a toll road that connects Atlantic City with Newark in the north, around two hours away, and travels south toward the Cape May Peninsula.

How to get from Atlantic City International Airport to Philadelphia

It takes around an hour to drive the 62 miles from Atlantic City International Airport to Philadelphia.

1. Exit the rental lot via Amelia Earhart Boulevard.
2. Turn right onto Delilah Road and merge onto the Atlantic City Expressway toll road.
3. Stay on this route for around 35 miles, then continue onto NJ-42 N.
4. Remain on the route as it becomes I-76.
5. Keep right at the fork to follow I-676 N toll road for about six miles.
6. Follow the road over the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.
7. Take the exit that heads toward PA-611 to arrive in central Philly.

How to get from Atlantic City International Airport to Cape May

Cape May is less than an hour’s drive from Atlantic City International Airport. From the Atlantic City Expressway, get onto the Garden State Parkway to NJ-109 S, then turn onto Pittsburgh Avenue in Cape May.

Where to stay in Atlantic City

Courtyard by Marriott Atlantic City Beach Block

1212 Pacific Avenue, 08401

Located just one block from the beach, this upscale hotel is at the heart of the action in Atlantic City. Rooms have sumptuous bedding and flat-screen TVs, the cozy Courtyard Bistro serves up hearty breakfasts and the fitness center is state-of-the-art – you’re also just 12 blocks away from Boardwalk Hall.

Borgata

1 Borgata Way, 08401

Atlantic City hotels don’t come much more iconic than this. The rooms here are modern and elegant, complete with beach views and Italian-inspired decor. There are no fewer than six pools to choose from, with everything from indoor palm-fringed spaces to open-air options on offer.

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City

1000 Boardwalk, 08401

As well as a luxury hotel, this enormous beachfront resort doubles up as a casino and nightclub, with a diverse choice of restaurants. Soak up the atmosphere at the iconic Hard Rock Cafe, or feast on succulent steaks and seafood at the refined Council Oak.

Best restaurants in Atlantic City

Dock’s Oyster House

2405 Atlantic Avenue, 08401

This upscale eatery has been serving up world-class oysters in the city since 1897. Beloved by locals and visitors alike, Dock’s has between eight and twelve varieties of oysters on its menu nightly. There are also delicacies like buttery lobster, freshly caught shrimp and crispy fried calamari.

Setaara

2322 Arctic Avenue, 08401

Take your tastebuds on a journey through modern French and Afghan flavors at the irresistibly stylish Setaara. The decor is as colorful and eclectic as the menu, which features vibrant dishes like Mantu – steamed dumplings filled with ground beef and spices. You can also try the delectable Quabili Palau, chicken slow cooked with Afghan rice and topped with sweet raisins.

Kelsey’s

1545 Pacific Avenue, 08401

Live music on weekends and a genuine, friendly atmosphere are the main draws at laid-back favorite, Kelsey’s. The fare is simply yet soulful, with thick and juicy T-bone steaks served with grilled onions and mushrooms, and flavorsome and creamy crab mac and cheese.

Best attractions in Atlantic City

Steel Pier

1000 Boardwalk, 08401

With roots stretching back to 1898, Steel Pier is a piece of Atlantic City history. The 1,000-foot-long amusement park is home to traditional rides and rollercoasters, relaxed seafood eateries, arcade games and much more. Make sure you ride the Ferris wheel for elevated views of the fun and games below.

Atlantic City Boardwalk

2301 Boardwalk, 08401 

With beach panoramas and access to the city’s luxury hotels and casinos, Atlantic City Boardwalk has been an American Icon since 1870. Take a gentle walk along the promenade, drop into a store to treat yourself to some saltwater taffy, or take a seat and watch the surfers ride the waves.

Absecon Lighthouse

31 S Rhode Island Ave, 08401

The tallest lighthouse in New Jersey stands at an impressive 171 feet and enjoys a fantastic vantage point of the rugged coastal landscape. Visit to take a journey 150 years back in time, as you ascend its 228 steps to enjoy amazing views and learn more at the immersive on-site museum.