The main slot floor has a large high limit mechanical reel section, a Lightning Link lounge, a couple of pretty sizable video poker sections and then some other slot machines.

But the Slot Parlor section has a fun mix of old and new machines. The Wild Wild West section is pretty small there were a lot more slots but those were taken out in favor of a party pit vibe near the low limit tables. There’s also a high limit room near the hotel lobby. When Bally’s sale completes, the Wild Wild West section will officially become part of Caesars. What Bally’s does have going for it (also for now) is two main slot zones – the main floor by the main hotel tower, and a side section in Wild Wild West, Coyote Kate’s Slot Parlor. Sister property (for now) Harrah’s still has plenty, but you have to leave the boardwalk zone to get there.

Paradoxically one of the newest casinos, Ocean Casino Resort, now has more of them it seems, likely because the machines are just reaching the end of their life. Five years ago they had a ton of classic machines and was one of the best places in Atlantic City to find them. This has been evolving, but not necessarily in a direction I personally favor. I think this will ultimately be a good thing. It was recently announced it was being sold to Twin River, which could very well lead to some pretty drastic changes with time.

The casino has certainly seen better days, but there’s definitely things to like about the property. Continuing my tour of Atlantic City casinos, let’s talk today about Bally’s Atlantic City, which was one of the first casinos I visited when I first visited Atlantic City five years ago.

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