Pleasantville Things to Do

With over a hundred cocktails on the menu and a bar set in an authentic sailboat, you might actually begin to believe you are out on the ocean after enough drinks. The Dizzy Dolphin's creative cocktails include The Titanic, The... more

Free to the public, the Atlantic City Historical Museum is located at Garden Pier. The museum houses a permanent display, “Atlantic City, Playground of the Nation” and showcases special exhibits. Also located at Gar... more

Atlantic City's Art Center features galleries and exhibitions that display the artistic creations of New Jersey's homegrown artists, and of those around the world. Located at the radiant Garden Pier, the center is also home t... more

For a casual and fun dining experience The Irish Pub does not disappoint. Thanks to a menu of reasonably priced and delicious pub food, the restaurant was recently named "Best Cheap Eats" by the Atlantic City Magazine. Dishes l... more

The Deck @Trump Marina is exactly what its name implies. A huge deck on the bay side with a good sized stage for live performers and a big bar. It's a popular summer hangout, for it is only open May-September and you can typica... more

Reopened in mid 2004, Carnegie Library Center was built in 1904 and served as the city's most popular library till 1985. After a big gap, the center was revamped and now functions as an educational establishment catering to a m... more

This wonderland of rides is named after the venerable David Gillian, who opened this place way back in 1965. A family-run place, Wonderland Pier boasts an impressive list of rides that will please the whole family. Hop on the d... more

The Noyes certainly covers all aspects and mediums of art. Here, visitors can view the approximately 1,313 pieces of 19th to 20th century American art, covering sculpture, photography as well as painting. Although most of the p... more

Located on the Boardwalk in a building that looks like it is tearing in two, the Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum houses such curiosities as a lock of George Washington’s hair, a matchstick model made to scale of t... more

All Wars Memorial Building was formerly known as the The Old Soldier's Home. This 29100 square feet complex houses three ballrooms, warming kitchens, an atrium and deck, and tennis courts along with a memorial hall dedicated to... more