Fall in Atlantic City
September - November • 55-75°F
Atlantic City in fall offers a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere with pleasant weather, fall foliage, and fewer crowds. Known for its entertainment capital vibe, Atlantic City is perfect for couples and those seeking a peaceful getaway.
Why Visit Atlantic City This Fall?
Atlantic City Beer & Music Festival
Miss America Pageant traditions
Lower hotel rates, same casino action
Fall restaurant weeks and events
Top Fall Activities in Atlantic City
Autumn Beach Walks
Quieter beaches perfect for long walks and photography
Best: Early morning or sunset
Atlantic City Boardwalk
The original boardwalk (1870), stretching 4.8 miles with casinos, shops, rolling chair rides, electric tram, and street performers.
Steel Pier
Operating since 1898. The Wheel (227-foot observation wheel, 3rd largest in US) offers 40 temperature-controlled gondolas with panoramic views. Helico
Absecon Lighthouse
New Jersey's tallest lighthouse (171 feet). $7 to climb 228 steps for "stunning 360° views." Original 1854 Fresnel lens (12,800 lbs) still functions.
Fall Foliage & Nature
Explore parks and nature trails with beautiful autumn colors
Best: Mid-October for peak colors
Book Fall Activities in Atlantic City
Tours, excursions, and experiences with free cancellation
Fall Events in Atlantic City
Labor Day Weekend
Last big weekend of summer
Fall Festival
Seasonal celebrations and activities
Fall Weather in Atlantic City
Fall in Atlantic City brings crisp mornings and pleasant afternoons. September feels like late summer, while October brings true fall colors. November is cooler but often sunny.
Air Temperature
55-75°F
Water Temperature
65-72°F (Sept) to 55°F (Nov)
Average Hotel Rate
$100-250/night
Fall Tips for Atlantic City
Free Beach
Atlantic City beaches are free year-round - no badge required!
Parking
Parking is much easier in fall. Street parking often available.
Book Ahead
More flexibility in fall - 2 weeks notice usually sufficient.
Weather Prep
Bring layers - mornings can be cool but afternoons warm up nicely.
Fall in Atlantic City FAQ
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