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Get around the city and to the Atlantic City International Airport, phone: 1-609-645-7895, in style as your only other way to and from Atlantic City airport, which is about 10 miles north, is by taxi at about $27.00 or the Yellow Van about $14.00, which can pick you up from various locations around the city. The airport has two airlines: Spirit 1-800-772-7117 with direct flights to Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando and Tampa, Fl., Las Vegas, Nev. and Delta Connection 1-800-221-1212, which has direct flights to Atlanta, GA. and Orlando, Fl., as of 12/13/06. The airport has three rental car companies: Avis, Budget, and Hertz. In Absecon, N.J. you will find: Enterprise Rent A Car, 1-800-261-7331, at: 127 Absecon Blvd, Absecon, N.J. 08201, offers pick-up service in Atlantic City. Getting around the city without a car, you might need to take a taxi, somethings to know, cabs should cost around $2.90 cents when you get in and go for about 30 cents 1/10 of a mile or the time may be a factor in inceasing the meter also, but no fare in Atlantic City should be over $11.00 dollars, this info should be posted in the cabs. It would be wise to look for cab companies to call ahead of time before you need one, as some cabbies might want to take advantage of tourist. Cabs can also be flagged on the street. Ride the Jitney bus, phone: 1-609-344-8642, a 24 hour 13 passenger bus with routes along Pacific Ave., and steps or a blocks walk of the casinos for $2.25 per ride & to the Atlantic City Rail Service, that takes you to Philadelphia, the station is located adjacent to the Atlantic City Convention Center, 1-888-222-3683, One Miss America Way, Atlantic City, N.J.. Are you the adventurous type, ride with the locals on New Jersey Transit 1-800-772-2222, and see some of the places that locals shop, dine, and entertain themselfs, in Atlantic City and make a few stops yourself. Fares go by zones depends where and if you leave Atlantic City, bus rides start at: $1.25 and go up. Find limo service Get a idea of what it will cost to drive to Atlantic City, from around the country with AAA fuel cost calculator log on at: www.fuelcostcalculator.com
Forgot your labtop, try the Atlantic city public Library, at: 1 North Tennessee Ave. 1-609-345-2269 this branch has three sections with 20, 30, and 1 hour time slots, for computer use, you can also apply for a library card, to rent movies, c.d.'s and books, and at: Richmond Branch 4115 Ventor Ave, has 15, 30, or 1 hour computer sections, 1-609-345-2269. On the Boardwalk there is: Atlantic City Cyber Cafe, 1-609-572-1110, in house computer use starting at $3.00, they also offer wi-fi, Special Offer: rent for $10 for 1 & 1/2 hours and get a 3 day 2 night hotel voucher, terms apply.
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Next up, information about Atlantic City Hotels/Models, Atlantic City is an area made up of just one zip code 08401. With a population as of the year 2000 about 40,500, with adults making up 74% of the population, seniors 14%, Black African American 44%, Caucasians 26%, Hispanic/Latino 24%, Asians 10%. The city is really just a small beach town, that is part of a island, catering to visitors particularly along it's boardwalk. Offering visitors world class: entertaiment, shopping, gambling, dining, and the allure of the Atlantic ocean. To this time, it is recommended to inform visitors to seek out hotels along the boardwalk, as broadwalk side streets to Pacific ave., where most others are located, are'nt as appealing as possibly the hotels on the boardwalk, as some of the blocks from Pacific ave. and the boardwalk are long and can be scary to walk during the day, they include residential streets with vacant lots and under development; on the other hand the boardwalk is like being any place tourist populate. With plenty of money to spend your time in Atlantic City should be worth your time you plan to spend there. (In other words you should plan you visit there based on what there is to do there ahead of time with what interests you). As Atlantic City as a major tourist destination is limited in what it has to offer and may not be suitable to all persons taste, as the city strides to become more sophisticated to attract visitors from it's boardwalk. To get started with Atlantic City hotels we'll start with the choice hotels brand in the city there is: priced from highest to lowest for the Month of March during a weekday in 2007; Comfort Inn, Kentucky Ave. @ $79, Rodeway Inn, North Carolina Ave. @$70, Quality Inn, Albany Ave., @ $65, Econo Lodge, Kentucky Ave. @$59, Econo Lodge, Pacific Ave., @ $45., rates are per night plus 14% taxes, some other tax may apply, inquire about this. choice hotels are being suggested first because they are a brand that people are familiar with an among the most reasonably priced in the city, with standards your familiar with. Singles Travel web-site recommends Comfort Inn, as they have been used by the company and typically have rooms with average cleanliness and friendly, attentive and courteous staff. click on the link/banner below to see what the chain offers to suit your needs, free local calls, wi/fi internet, pool, free breakfast, etc. 
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