The Pool After Dark Nightlife

We had a blast at this venue, security is tight and they have kinda silly dress code rules, but whatever! Some employees are rude others are friendly. They have a huge patio upstairs, Drinks are expensive just like any other venue.

The club states On line $30.00 admission. And you can pay at the door. So not true. We had to go to a kiosk pay on line. All the added casino fees . For two $103.09 to get in. We order two drinks $36.00 . Be prepared to spend pricey .Also found the Staff to be rude. Such a Hassel to get in. On the plus High Energy, . I enjoy Hard rock Lobby bar or Ocean. More Organised. I will never go back..

Absolutely Horrible Experience — Stay Far Away from Harrah’s Pool After Dark! I’ve given this place way too many chances, and every time it's been a total disaster. Harrah’s Pool After Dark in Atlantic City is hands down one of the worst-run venues I’ve ever experienced. Between the shady payment practices, inconsistent rules, and rude staff, it’s not worth the money, stress, or energy. First strike: I paid for a section using my credit card — twice — because they claimed the payment “didn’t go through” on their end. Meanwhile, my bank confirmed they actually did charge my card twice, and it was flagged as potential fraud. Thank God my bank blocked it, but I still had to deal with staff who had no idea what they were doing and refused to take responsibility. No fix, no follow-up, no care. Second strike: I returned another time (still trying to give the benefit of the doubt — big mistake), and I had already paid for a section. At the door, I was stopped by a guy named Tom, who doesn’t even work directly for Harrah’s but acts like he runs the place. He flat-out told me I couldn’t enter because I didn’t buy tickets — without even letting me show proof of purchase. He was aggressive, rude, and had a horrible attitude, like he was mad at the world and taking it out on paying guests. Refused to give his full name, too. Just a terrible way to treat people. Third strike — and the final straw: This time, we figured we’d avoid any card issues by paying in cash. When I asked for a receipt, they told me I’d get one at the end of the night. Of course, at the end, there was no receipt. When I asked again, they told me receipts are only for card payments. That’s ridiculous. You take thousands of dollars in cash and can’t provide a basic receipt? That’s sketchy business, plain and simple. And to top it off — someone in our group was called out for wearing sandals. I get that there’s a dress code, but it’s literally a club inside a pool. People are swimming, it’s humid, wet, and full of beach vibes — but apparently you’re expected to show up dressed like you’re headed to a black-tie gala. Completely inconsistent, and once again, the staff handled it with attitude and zero flexibility. Bottom line: This place is all hype and no hospitality. Disorganized, disrespectful, and run like a scam. Do yourself a favor and spend your money anywhere else in Atlantic City. Harrah’s Pool After Dark is the definition of a bad time.