The Quarter at Tropicana

Quarter at Tropicana

Interior

Location	Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
Opening date	November 23, 2004
Developer	Aztar Corporation
Management	Caesars Entertainment (2020)
Owner	Caesars Entertainment (2020), Gaming and Leisure Properties
No. of stores and services	40+
No. of floors	2 (3 counting some Restaurants and Gym)
Parking	Havana Tower Parking garage
Website	www.tropicana.net

The Quarter at Tropicana is an Old Havana-themed enclosed shopping mall located at the Tropicana Casino & Resort Atlantic City in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It contains over 40 stores, nine restaurants, eleven nightclubs, and a spa.^[1]

History

The dining and retail complex was built along with a new 502-room hotel tower expansion at the Tropicana and a parking garage. With a total construction cost of $280 million, The Quarter officially opened on November 23, 2004. In 2015, Tropicana added more shops into the Quarter.

References

^ http://www.tropicana.net/images/map_quarter.pdf ^{[bare URL PDF]}

External links

v t e Atlantic City boardwalk
Casinos (North to South)	Ocean Hard Rock Resorts Bally's Caesars Tropicana
Former Casinos (North to South)	Sands Trump Plaza Trump World's Fair Atlantic Club
Shopping Centers (North to South)	ACX1 Studios The Quarter
Attractions (North to South)	Atlantic City Historical Museum Steel Pier Ripley's Believe It or Not! New Jersey Korean War Veterans Memorial Boardwalk Hall
Transportation	Rolling chairs Tram cars Ocean Pier Railway
Hotels (North to South)	Showboat Flagship Resort Atlantic Palace The Claridge The Chelsea
Former landmarks (North to South)	Garden Pier

v t e Shopping malls in New Jersey
Atlantic County	ACX1 Studios Hamilton Mall Harbor Square The Quarter at Tropicana Tanger Outlets Atlantic City
Bergen County	American Dream Meadowlands Fashion Center Garden State Plaza The Outlets at Bergen Town Center Paramus Park The Shops at Riverside
Burlington County	Burlington Center Mall East Gate Square Moorestown Mall The Promenade at Sagemore
Camden County	Cherry Hill Mall Main Street Complex Voorhees Town Center
Cumberland County	Cumberland Mall
Essex County	Lackawanna Terminal Livingston Mall The Mall at Short Hills
Gloucester County	Deptford Mall
Hudson County	The Mall at Mill Creek Newport Centre The Plaza at Harmon Meadow
Mercer County	MarketFair Princeton Shopping Center Quaker Bridge Mall
Middlesex County	Brunswick Square Forrestal Village Menlo Park Mall Woodbridge Center
Monmouth County	Freehold Raceway Mall The Grove at Shrewsbury Manalapan EpiCentre Monmouth Mall Pier Village Seaview Square Mall
Morris County	Rockaway Townsquare The Shops at Ledgewood Commons
Ocean County	Ocean County Mall Seacourt Pavilion
Passaic County	Center City Mall Wayne Towne Center Willowbrook Mall
Somerset County	Bridgewater Commons
Union County	Elizabeth Center The Mills at Jersey Gardens
Warren County	Phillipsburg Mall
Closed or partially closed shopping malls are shown in italics.

v t e Shopping malls in the metro Philadelphia area
Pennsylvania	Avenue of Shops Berkshire Mall Coventry Mall Exton Square Mall Fairgrounds Square Mall Fashion District Philadelphia Granite Run Mall Greenleaf at Cheltenham King of Prussia King of Prussia Town Center Main Street at Exton Montgomery Mall Neshaminy Mall Oxford Valley Mall Philadelphia Mills Philadelphia Premium Outlets Providence Town Center Plymouth Meeting Mall Roosevelt Mall The Shops at Liberty Place The Shops at Valley Square Springfield Mall Suburban Square Willow Grove Park Mall
New Jersey	ACX1 Studios Burlington Center Mall Cherry Hill Mall Cumberland Mall Deptford Mall Gloucester Premium Outlets Hamilton Mall Harbor Square Moorestown Mall The Promenade at Sagemore Quaker Bridge Mall The Quarter at Tropicana Tanger Outlets Atlantic City Voorhees Town Center
Delaware	Blue Hen Mall Christiana Mall Concord Mall Dover Mall Tri-State Mall
Italic text indicates defunct malls

39°21′11″N 74°26′42″W / 39.353°N 74.445°W / 39.353; -74.445

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