FantaSea Resorts is renovating and upgrading its Atlantic Palace property in Atlantic City to better take advantage of ocean views. Plans include adding a luxury spa, family fun center, movie theater, and improved fitness facilities. The goal is to celebrate the ocean views and enhance the guest experience. FantaSea Resorts owns three resort properties in South Jersey and employs over 500 people in the region.

2. OUR COMPANY
About FantaSea Resorts
FantaSea Resorts is the premier non-gaming vacation provider in the Northeast United States and one of the largest
privately owned hospitality companies established in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It develops, markets and sells vacation
ownership and hotel accommodations with superior guest services and amenities. The company’s three resort properties,
Flagship, Atlantic Palace and La Sammana are located in South Jersey and serve more than 45,000 Owners.
FantaSea Resorts is headquartered in the North Inlet of Atlantic City, employs over 500 people regionally, and has
received an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau.
FantaSea Resorts Group, Inc. participates in the Employee Stock Ownership Plan.
FantaSea Resorts Group Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is a defined contribution plan with a stock bonus
component and leveraged ESOP component. This plan has a BrightScope Rating of 80, placing it at the top 15% of
all plans in its peer group. This plan is also in the top 15% of plans for Account Balances, Company Generosity,
Participation Rate, and Total Plan Cost. FantaSea Resorts Group Employee Stock Ownership Plan currently has over
100 active participants. The plan has many more participants and has significantly more capital than the average
retirement plan.
Company Culture
We believe each and every staff member plays a crucial role in carrying out and supporting our company’s vision and
mission. Our company and staff takes pride in delivering quality products and services to make vacationing the relaxing,
enjoyable and memorable escape everyone deserves in their lives.
Vision
Invigorate lives through relaxing, enjoyable and memorable vacationing experiences.
Mission
To provide premier vacation ownership products that are as affordable as they are memorable.

3. OUR EXECUTIVE TEAM
Bruce & Deborah Kaye, OWNERS
Chief Executive Officer Bruce Kaye and wife Deborah Kaye have been in the hospitality
and vacation ownership industry for over thirty-five years. Since establishing FantaSea
Resorts in Atlantic City in 1991, they have expanded their brand, grown their portfolio of
properties, increased their owner base, and invested in their rooted interests in the Northeast.
Their commitment to deliver a high level of personal service has allowed the company to
thrive and reach 45,000 Owner families and countless leisure guests. Their dedication lies
in providing vacation products that offer access to the affordability and convenience of
vacation ownership, and the opportunity to travel to other parts of the world.
John Ibone, PRESIDENT
John is President of the company, a job that has kept him busy over the past twenty-five
years. In this role, John is responsible for leading the sales and marketing teams,
including market development, lead generation, and sales initiatives. Before joining
FantaSea Resorts, John held various sales and marketing roles in the timeshare industry
and has carried over his expertise to the company.
Roxanne Passarella, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Roxanne is Chief Operating Officer at FantaSea Resorts. Her role with the company began
ten years ago. After graduating from the school of law from Widener University in Delaware,
she went on to form part of In House Council at FantaSea Resorts. In her current role, she
oversees all operational departments throughout the company and its three resort properties.
Rosemarie Grawl, VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE
Rosemarie, Vice President of Finance, brings a wealth of experience to FantaSea Resorts.
In her role, she is responsible for overseeing the accounting and purchasing departments.
Rosemarie’s role with the company spans over twelve years. Prior to that she served as
Assistant Hotel Controller and Corporate Controller for Advanced Casino Systems
Corporation. Rosemarie is a graduate of Stockton State College in Galloway, NJ

4. OUR PORTFOLIO
Resort Properties
Our portfolio is comprised of three resorts, approximately 800 individual vacation ownership units and over 45,000
Owner families.
Exchange Programs
Our resorts have partnerships with worldwide leaders in timeshare vacation exchange to accommodate the national
and international travel demands of our vacation Owners. Our affiliations with RCI and Interval International allow
our Owners to exchange their vacation weeks with other members around the world.
RCI has over 6,300 affiliated resorts in over 100 countries around the world.
Interval International has nearly 2,900 resorts located in over 80 countries worldwide.

5. OUR PORTFOLIO
Atlantic Palace
1507 Boardwalk
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Atlantic Palace is conveniently located on the famous Atlantic City Boardwalk,
amidst myriad nightlife venues, casinos, dining offerings and retail shops.
The 31-story-tall resort was built in 1987 and holds close to 292 suites. It offers an
outdoor pool and deck, a fitness center, and a game room. In 2015, Atlantic Palace
was named an RCI Gold Crown Resort. Atlantic Palace’s affiliation with RCI allows
its owners to exchange their vacation weeks with other members around the world.

6. OUR PORTFOLIO
Flagship
60 N. Maine Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Flagship Resort, the company’s headquarters, is located in the North Inlet of Atlantic
City. Its 32 stories, housing over 440 units, stand tall overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Flagship offers an indoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi, a fitness center, cinema,
a children’s zone, arcade, as well as laundry facilities. Inside every room, there is a fully
equipped kitchenette to allow for cooking. There is also a restaurant located on the
7th floor. The Blue Water Grille serves contemporary American cuisine in a dining
room with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the ocean.
Every room at the Flagship has a balcony with some rooms offering city views and the
majority facing the Atlantic Ocean. Flagship has received an A+ rating by the Better
Business Bureau. Flagship’s affiliation with Interval International allows its owners
to exchange their vacation weeks with other members around the world.

7. OUR PORTFOLIO
La Sammana
1400 W Brigantine Avenue
Brigantine, NJ 08203
La Sammana sits just blocks away from Brigantine Beach in Brigantine, New Jersey.
The 5-story luxury hotel has 62 hotel rooms, a rooftop pool, a fitness center and a
media room with Wi-Fi capabilities. The unrivaled quality of service at La Sammana
has ranked it #1 on Tripadvisor’s list of hotels in Brigantine, NJ. The online booking
engine Hotels.com awarded La Sammana an Award of Excellence in 2015 for high
quality service. In 2008, the resort was named Highest Rated RCI Resort in North
America. La Sammana’s affiliation with RCI allows its owners to exchange their
vacation weeks with other members around the world.

8. OUR WORK IN THE COMMUNITY
FantaSea Resorts is as dedicated to serving members in the community as it is to providing quality vacation
experiences for Owners and guests. We support the philanthropic work of local and national organizations,
encourage civic engagement by our employees, and participate in events benefiting children’s support groups.
Our staff organizes fundraising events to raise funds for local charities and events. In addition, we serve our
community by supporting organizations like the Shirley Mae Breast Cancer Foundation, established to help
provide financial assistance to cancer patients and their families in the South Jersey area. We also partake in
fun events that unite local businesses toward supporting, empowering and guiding young children.

9. MEDIA COVERAGE
Press Release
FantaSea Resorts Announces Opening of Atlantic Palace with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
and a Live Prize Giveaway
Atlantic City, NJ (January 22, 2015) – FantaSea Resorts is proud to announce Atlantic Palace as the new addition
to its family of vacation ownership properties in Atlantic City.
As of January 1, 2015, Atlantic Palace is operating under new management and new ownership. The 31-story-tall
Atlantic Palace is centrally located on the boardwalk amid casinos, shops and entertainment — in the likes of the
brand’s two other affiliates, the resort overlooks the ocean, offering its vacation owners and guests the ultimate
Boardwalk experience and waterfront views.
To celebrate the expansion FantaSea Resorts will host a ceremonial opening of Atlantic Palace on Friday, January 30,
2015 at 3 p.m. Mayor Don Guardian will be in attendance and is scheduled to speak. The mayor will also present a
$20,000 prize to one lucky participant randomly selected from one of FantaSea Resorts’ giveaway promotions.
The winner, accompanied by family, will spend one night at the Flagship property, courtesy of FantaSea Resorts.
The acquisition is part of a series of new development opportunities to contribute to the continued success of our
brand and the future of a new and reinvigorated Atlantic City. Key investments and projects in the works include
adding a multi-million dollar luxury spa, significant upgrades to all of the suites and enhancements to the main lobby
and resort amenities.

10. MEDIA COVERAGE
Press Release
Flagship Resort Launches Summer Entertainment Schedule at Blue Water Grille
Dine, Unwind & Enjoy Oceanfront Views in Atlantic City
Atlantic City, NJ – (May 13, 2015) – The Blue Water Grille announces live entertainment, happy hour specials and
a contemporary American breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. The restaurant boasts floor to ceiling panoramic views
of the Atlantic Ocean. Located on the 7th floor of the Flagship, Blue Water Grille is gaining popularity as a place to
dine and unwind. Blue Water Grille is also becoming the restaurant/bar of choice for many vacationers. The happy
hour specials run daily 5:00pm to 7:00pm at the bar and feature ½ priced appetizers and special drink pricing.
Live entertainment debuts this May and will continue throughout the summer.
Here is our schedule of entertainment for May and June:
May
Saturday, May 16 7pm-10pm Jessica DiDonato
Saturday, May 23 7pm-10pm Jessica DiDonato
Sunday, May 24 12pm-4pm Lisa Camp Duo
Saturday, May 30 7pm-10pm Patty Blee
June
Thursday, June 4 7pm-10pm Bob Egan (LGBT night)
Saturday, June 6 7pm-10pm Rick & Laura
Sunday, June 7 12pm-4pm Jessica DiDonato
Thursday, June 11 7pm-10pm Jon Pruitt
Saturday, June 13 7pm-10pm Jessica DiDonato
Sunday, June 14 12pm-4pm Kabudi
Thursday, June 18 7pm-10pm Anj
Sunday, June 2 12pm-4pm Lisa Camp Duo
Saturday, June 20 7pm-10pm Rick & Laura
Thursday, June 25 7pm-10pm Camille Peruto
Saturday, June 27 7pm-10pm Anj
Sunday, June 28 12pm-4pm Rick & Laura

11. MEDIA COVERAGE
Press Release
FantaSea Resorts Strikes New Partnership with NY Mets
Atlantic City, NJ – (June 22, 2015) – FantaSea Resorts, the largest privately owned vacation ownership and hospitality
provider in South Jersey is partnering with the Major League Baseball team, the New York Mets. The business
partnership comes on the heels of great success in the company and is one of many new marketing efforts to further
expand the company’s presence and reach to primary markets.
“Our mission is to raise brand awareness, position our superior products and showcase our portfolio of resort properties
to major markets in the Greater Northeast, including New York City,” said Bruce Kaye, President and CEO of
FantaSea Resorts. “This recent partnership coincides with the current transformation and redevelopment of Atlantic City
as a major tourist destination. FantaSea Resorts is proud to be the premier non-gaming vacation/hotel venue of choice
for thousands of Jersey Shore visitors each year.”
The partnership with the Mets features a sweepstakes awarding the following prizes: choice of a new car or $25,000
in cash, a Grand Prize of 2016 Mets season tickets, and a first prize of a trip to the Mets 2016 spring training camp.
Entry forms are available at every Mets home game at FantaSea Resorts’ booths located inside the Citi Field, Mets
Stadium concourse.
Last year’s sweepstakes winner, Connecticut resident David Howell, became the lucky recipient of $25,000 in cash.
FantaSea Resorts has also entered into similar partnerships with other business groups and venues located in New York
including the Barclay Center, home to the New York Nets and others that are soon be announced.

12. MEDIA COVERAGE
“FantaSea Resorts employees changed my mind about A.C.”
Opinion Section - Press of Atlantic City
Monday, November 24, 2014
I wrote the Oct. 7 letter, “Timeshare sales thugs hurt Atlantic City image,” about the less-than-favorable treatment my
wife and I experienced at a timeshare presentation in Atlantic City. I wrote that we wouldn’t be back, and I meant it.
Now I am writing about how wrong I was. Howard Alter and Kelley Goeke from FantaSea Resorts read my letter and
were determined to change my feelings about Atlantic City.
My wife and I were invited back to stay in the beautiful Flagship Resort, and Howard and Kelley took their weekend to
personally change our view of how much A.C. values each person who visits their city.
Though A.C. has suffered some setbacks lately, with people like Howard and Kelley, who genuinely care about every
visitor’s experience, these setbacks will only be bumps, not a decline. We were treated so wonderfully that, I am humbled
to say, we definitely will be coming back.
Thank you, Howard, Kelley and FantaSea Resorts, for caring about one couple’s experience in A.C.
ADAM McMAHON
Roanoke, Va.

13. MEDIA COVERAGE
What’s old is new again at Atlantic Palace time-share condos in Atlantic City
by Martin DeAngelis
Saturday, February 14, 2015
The Atlantic Palace has had a place in the striking skyline since 1987. But even if the time-share condo tower has
contributed an irregularly shaped, 31-story chunk to the public view of the city for these past 28 years, the Atlantic
Palace hasn’t made made enough use of its own spectacular, Boardwalk-front views, as the building’s new owners see it.
And those new owners should know. FantaSea Resorts, a time-share company, also is the old owner of the Atlantic
Palace. Atlantic City-based FantaSea sold the building to Bluegreen Corp. in 2008 and bought that Florida vacation
company in a deal that closed Jan. 1. Even while Bluegreen ran the show, FantaSea kept a block of suites for its own
time-share members, said Atlantic Palace’s general manager, Michael Anderson.
Now that FantaSea has moved all the way back into the Atlantic Palace, the company plans to make better use of that
view — and to generally upgrade and update the public amenities, Anderson added.
He said one major step in that process will be to add a “large, luxurious spa” — although that’s in planning stages so
early the company doesn’t have architect’s drawings yet. Another planned addition is a family fun center, including a
game room, arcade and more ways to entertain kids. FantaSea also wants to build a movie theater for guests, Anderson said.
For a more active crowd, there’s a “fantastic workout facility” on the drawing board, the GM said. The Atlantic Palace
already has a working fitness center. The owners are proud of one of the building’s highlights, a swimming pool that
overlooks the beach and ocean from three floors up on that skyline at New York Avenue, on a bend in the Boardwalk
between The Pier at Caesars and Central Pier.
“It’s a great location that really hasn’t been taken advantage of,” said Nadya Rivera, a FantaSea spokeswoman who
showed the 292-unit building that caters to both time-share owners and guests who just use it as a hotel.
Looking out the windows of an oceanfront suite on the 30th floor, she added that the company’s overall goals for its
new/old property will emphasize “a celebration of this view.” But all those coming upgrades are a big part of the package.
“We feel that the new spa can only contribute to our efforts,” Rivera said.
Not every room in the Atlantic Palace has that straight-shot view out at the Atlantic Ocean. Because of the odd shape —
it’s sort of a blunt arrowhead, with two long sides tapering in toward the beach — the great majority do, Anderson said.
“There are some city views,” he acknowledged — although given Atlantic City’s water-rich geography, those back-of-
the-building city views include views of the bays that surround the town. They could be the best spots to enjoy sunset
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Speaking of which, the Atlantic Palace’s nearby neighbors include one of Atlantic City’s most popular cultural
institutions, the Irish Pub. Even closer is an actual Boardwalk museum (of sorts). Ripley’s Believe It or Not! is just
a few steps away from Atlantic Palace’s door to the boards.
FantaSea, the corporate owner, also owns the Flagship resort, just off the Boardwalk and Absecon Inlet at Maine Avenue,
and LaSammana, off the beach in Brigantine. It claims 45,000 members and says it’s the biggest noncasino hospitality
provider in Atlantic City. And one more plan FantaSea has for the Atlantic Palace is to change that longtime view of the
building as it stands on the skyline. Anderson, a veteran of Atlantic City’s hospitality business, points out that most of
the tall buildings on that skyline have their names lit up in bright, red letters — apparently to catch the maximum
amount of eyeballs.
To set itself apart in that tangle of towers, the company is waiting to pull down the old, red sign from the top of the
building and put up its name in “brilliant, brilliant blue” letters, in Anderson’s description. The new sign will brand the
building as “FantaSea Resorts at Atlantic Palace.”
While Bluegreen was running the property, that company renovated many of the suites, which run from studios to
two-bedrooms. FantaSea also did the same to some of the time-shares it maintained for its members. By Anderson’s
estimate, more than half the Atlantic Palace’s units have been upgraded in the past four years. The company has no plan
to redo more individual units this year, he said.

15. MEDIA COVERAGE
Motorcycle club hosts event for kids to close out Autism Awareness Month
by Lucia C. Drake
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
All the smiles had George Crouch choked up during the fourth annual Autism Fun Day at Dolphin Field in Atlantic
City last Friday. “This is one of my most rewarding days of the year,” said Crouch, event coordinator for the Gentlemen
of the Shore Motorcycle Club, which started the activity in 2012 as a way to give back to the community. “You know,
when you see these kids smiling and having fun, that is all that matters.”
More than 500 special needs students from the Atlantic City and the surrounding school districts enjoyed a day of food,
fun and activities geared just for them, and it was all for free. The Fun Day event for students is always held the last
Friday in April, to close out the observance of Autism Awareness Month. “What we do is give special needs kids a day to
enjoy all to themselves. The joy on the faces of these students, as well as their teachers, parents and school administrators,
is priceless,” said Crouch, who helped out along with fellow club members and other volunteers.
There was plenty of food and snack treats for all. Students, teachers, support staff and volunteers were all treated to lunch
and could eat all the cotton candy, popcorn and water ice they wanted.
The event included visits from the Atlantic City Fire Department, which gave out coloring books and hats, and the
Atlantic City Police Department, which had K-9 demonstrations. Kids were able to play on game systems, jump about
in bouncy houses, have their faces painted, blow bubbles and fly kites. “Anything to keep these little faces happy,” said
Crouch. One of the highlights for the kids was being able to have their picture taken while sitting on top of a decked-
out, high-performance Can-Am Spyder three-wheeler (stationary, of course).
Organizers stressed that the event would not be nearly as successful without the support of generous donors who helped
make it possible. “Everything here is free for the kids, and that wouldn’t be possible if we didn’t get an outpouring of
donations from the community. We are very grateful,” said Crouch. He cited FantaSea Resorts, the Reliance Medical
Group, the city administration and the school district’s board of education as being particularly supportive of the event.
In addition, Gary’s Restaurant in Pleasantville donated food, Atlantic City Sportswear donated T-shirts to all the kids,
PepsiCo donated beverages and Atlantic County Rentals (ACR) provided steep discounts on bouncy houses, generators
and popcorn, cotton candy and snowcone machines, he said.
The Gentlemen of the Shore Motorcycle Club was established about 11 years ago with the goal of having positive
involvement in the community. The Autism Fun Day is one of the many outreach programs it conducts throughout the
year, organizers said. The event has become so successful that club members are helping motorcycle groups from other
districts organize their own autism awareness programs.

16. MEDIA COVERAGE
An EPIC event in Atlantic City for business owners
by Sekia Mangum
Monday, May 4, 2015
If you’re looking to start or expand your business, now’s your chance. The Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship
Corporation, in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Small Business Development Centers,
is roaming New Jersey, hosting its EPIC business seminars, and will make a stop in Atlantic City 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 12, at the Flagship Resort.
EPIC – which stands for Empowered, Prepared, Informed and Competitive – was a seminar designed to show
entrepreneurs how to avoid economic struggles by having a strong business plan, which we all know is a vital part of
starting a business. When you don’t have a plan, you’re really just taking a short cut and planning in your head – and
good for you if you can do it – but as a business grows, it has to be organized, planned out and communicated with
others. That’s why WCEC provides the tools for women to successfully own, operate and, perhaps most important,
grow their small businesses in their communities. But the EPIC tours can really be beneficial to anyone venturing into
the business world. Throughout the year, they hold about 150 seminars for more than 5,000 participants.
This particular half-day, networking event will feature Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian as keynote speaker.
The seminar will begin with a light breakfast as guests are checking in and topics include marketing, customer service
and preparing your business plan, the latter of which will also be held in Spanish. Participants will then get the chance
to mingle with other business professionals and local CEOs.
According to WCEC’s Program Manager Steve Maiorano, preparing the business plan might be the most important
lecture on the agenda, as good management requires setting specific objectives, tracking and following up. “I’m surprised
at how many existing businesses manage without a plan. You can’t establish what’s supposed to happen by winging it,”
Maiorano says.
The second session will cover other crucial topics in business including the obvious one –how to start your small business
– along with strategic ways to perform your plan and tackling social media. “Social media can be a powerful tool for new
business owners if properly used. But small business owners need to understand that there is no ‘one size fits all’ silver
bullet approach to social media,” Maiorano says. “Every business is different and each social media platform presents
opportunities and challenges, so it is important to have a social media plan that is focused, manageable and in line with
your business goals.”
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Maiorano also mentioned that one of the biggest factors in entrepreneurship is risk taking. After investing your money
and time into something you’re passionate about, the real test comes when it’s time to sell your product, gain clientele
and handle unforeseen risks. During each session, instructors will help attendees understand and better prepare for risks
such as cyber attacks, weather volatility and power outages.
“We know that New Jersey has highly motivated entrepreneurs who can turn their ideas and energy into starting their
businesses and provide jobs for others,” says Rana Shanawani, executive director of WCEC.
“We are excited to bring this event to Atlantic City to serve business owners who will strengthen our economy.”

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AC’s Hidden Gem Revealed
The transformation of the Blue Water Grille has begun
by Alyson Boxman Levine
June 2015
Odds are you’ve passed the Flagship Resort countless times while driving on North Maine Avenue in Atlantic City,
innocently unaware of the mouth-watering happenings on the seventh floor. While the Blue Water Grille is not a new
restaurant, the changes that have recently been occurring there are undoubtedly cutting-edge and deliciously on-trend.
“I was hired at FantaSea Resorts to execute the developer, Mr. Bruce Kaye’s vision of elevating the standard of the
Blue Water Grille into a property and product second to none,” said Yianni Papaspanos, Director, Food and Beverage,
Blue Water Grille. “We offer nothing less than the best food, the best drinks, and the best dining experience.”
Papaspanos and Executive Chef A. Juliano Cannuscio are currently building a talented team to help execute the vision
of creating a restaurant that is second to none. The pair is expertly blending experience, knowledge, creativity, and
passion to create the new restaurant.
“We are revamping the restaurant and taking it to the next level,” revealed Papaspanos. “We’ve changed the menu,
upgraded the quality of ingredients, and stepped up the service to elevate the restaurant to the next level.”
And these two talented men behind all the excitement possess the expertise to make it all happen seamlessly. Born in
Greece — in an idyllic Greek home by a beautiful lake hidden between vineyards — Papaspanos began traveling to the
United States at an early age, and would spend his summers working at his uncle’s restaurant in Wildwood. His first
restaurant job was at the age of 12 and, though he revealed his uncle was tough on him, that toughness essentially
helped mold him for the better. A veteran of the hospitality industry for 22 years, Yianni is proud to have worked with
Chef Gus Papaspanos at Adam’s Restaurant in Wildwood, Chef Lisa Savage at Sage restaurant in Ventnor, Chef Fabian
Ludwig and Mercedes Rojas in Revel, and Chef Alain Allegretti and Paolo Dorigato of Azure at the former Revel.
With dinner entrees like Grilled Branzino and Surf and Turf, Chef A. Juliano Cannuscio expertly prepares American
Mediterranean cuisine with Italian influences for Blue Water Grille guests. Cannuscio is a third generation family
member in the restaurant business; his extended family own and operate JoJo’s restaurants, with the Galloway Township
location belonging to his parents.
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“My parents provided me with a solid foundation in good Italian food,” revealed Cannuscio, and his culinary talents got
him hired as a line supervisor at Seaview Marriott in Galloway Township and later as a sous chef at Forneletto at Borgata
Hotel Casino & Spa and the Golden Nugget in Atlantic City. He opened Lugo Cucina e Vino at the former Revel, and is
a graduate of Atlantic Cape Community’s College of Culinary Arts in Mays Landing.
The Blue Water Grille’s interior boasts dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, providing a dazzling view of the Northeast
Inlet, Brigantine Beach, and the Atlantic Ocean. The perfect backdrop for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the Blue Water
Grille is steadfastly emerging into one of the region’s best places to dine. Their daily Happy Hour, featuring Adrienne’s
cocktails, runs from 5 -7 PM at the bar, and includes 50% off appetizers, $4 house drinks and house wine, $2 drafts,
and $3 bottle beer.
And, the changes are not stopping with the restaurant. The 32-story resort is investing resources into significant property
enhancements that are expected to be completed in Spring 2016. Make a reservation and become part of the enchanting
and delectable rebirth happening at the beginning of the famed Atlantic City boardwalk; inside the Blue Water Grille.

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Thank you for your interest in FantaSea Resorts.
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