The Who Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City

Boardwalk Hall is a historic arena that has been a landmark in Atlantic City since 1929. It was one of the first buildings with the largest clear-span facility and an architectural marvel of its time. This venue has hosted many events like Boxing matches and championships as well as rodeos, car racing, hockey leagues, basketball leagues, and Miss America Competition broadcasts along with many historic events like the first-ever indoor college football match, first indoor helicopter flight, 1964 Democratic National Convention and the concerts by the Rolling Stones, and the Beatles.

Located in 2301 Boardwalk, on the distance of 0.8 miles from Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, this multi-purpose facility was transformed from traditional convention hall into a modern special events arena with a covered area of 164,100 square-foot and seating capacity of 14770 people in main arena accompanied by 3,200 seats in Adrian Phillips Theater. It is now capable of hosting family shows, concerts and indoor sporting events like basketball, football, and hockey. This vicinity is funded by the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) and the Spectra Experiences, a valued and famous catering service that provides the Food Services, Venue Management and & Hospitality.

Boardwalk Hall is housed with the world’s largest musical instrument that is more powerful than a dozen orchestras to give you unmatched concert experience. Moreover, you can turn your concert, sporting or family show event day experience into a full day or weekend of fun activities as this arena is surrounded by free beaches, historic landmarks like the Steel Pier and Absecon Lighthouse and topnotch casinos.