No Covid 19. Stay home

Families with children of all ages can enter N.J casinos for dinner, spa, pool and all non gaming areas. Under 21 are just not allowed on the casino gaming floor.If someone looks younger security will ask for ID and if under 21 they eill be escorted off the gaming floor.

Up front seating is assigned. I do not know about the bleachers.

Don't no but I think they do.

Yes the drinks are free! But it is customary to tip the person bringing the drinks...

Any hotel room in the Borgata are nice. Perhaps not as luxurious as the Water Club but they are very nicely appointed. Roomy and neat bathrooms. You can compare the rooms on the website which will state the size of the room and show pictures.

I do not think they have matinee shows. For that matter not much at all goes on during the day there.

Lowered my Rating to 3 Stars. Without any announcement that I have seen, the Slot Dollar reward has been reduced. It was 50% of Express Comps, now it is 40%. At check-in there were 2 seperate lines, one for Black Card holders. Now there are 2 card levels on the same line, increasing wait time. The same change has been made at the Buffet, again increasing wait time. On our prior trip, the TV in our suite was not working properly, (first time ever) and had to be reset after waitng 15+minutes on the phone to reach the Front Desk. Check-out by phone led to the same or more wait time on the phone to reach the Front Desk. Consequently, I have lowered my rating to 3 Stars. In the past, I have always found the Borgata to be the best Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. Unfortunately, now I am questioning that assessment.

Any age can enter the Borgata from infant to seniors, however if you want to gamble you must be 21. If you are under 21 you must stay on the marble flooring. No one under 21 can be on the carpeted area, as that is where the gambling areas are. Also if minors are with adults, the minors can not sit or linger on the marble floors while the adults gamble.

Self Park is $5.00.