Separate the day and time, that from 11:00 am on Wednesday, August 16, the air event will be held in style on the coast of New Jersey; Atlantic City Air Show.
For years this spectacle has mobilized hundreds of people to the beaches of Atlantic City and neighboring communities such as Ventor, Margate, Longport and Brigantine. Last year the activity set a new attendance record with the participation of more than 550,000 people.
To get the best point of view or the “spot” to enjoy the show, we present a guide with all the details of what you should know.
When is the Atlantic City Airshow?
The celebration of the twentieth presentation of the Atlantic City Air Show It will be this Wednesday, August 16 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
If you can’t make it on Wednesday, don’t worry. On Tuesday, August 15, there will be a rehearsal starting around 11:00 am, which you can also enjoy.
Who will be performing?
“To celebrate 20 years, we knew we had to make this year’s show the best yet,” said Michael Chait, president of the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce.
Airshow attendees’ favorite ships returned to thrill audiences this year.
The AC Airshow show also includes:
Other air shows:
- Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst KC-46A Pegasus and C-17A Globemaster III aircraft
- Dover AFB C-5M Super Galaxy
- Delaware Air National Guard C-130H Hercules
- New Jersey Air National Guard 177th FW F-16s and 108th Wing KC-135R Stratotanker
- SkyForce62 from Telemundo 62
- The T-38C Talons of the 80th Flight Training Wing from Sheppard AFB (TX)
- The aircraft of the FAA’s William J Hughes Technical Center
- New Jersey Army National Guard UH-60L Blackhawks
- Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City MH-65E Dauphin helicopters
- Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Helicopter
- Various medical helicopters
How will the temperatures be on Wednesday?
The skies will be clear by this Wednesday, the air show couldn’t be much better. Pay attention to our First Alert team for an update on weather conditions.
What should you bring or do for this event?
For this event they recommend wearing light clothing as it will be hot, chairs, blankets and umbrellas, especially if you plan to enjoy the show along the beach.
It is very important to use sunscreen to avoid sunstroke, do not forget your binoculars and your camera so you can take the best shots.
From where can you enjoy the show?
Spectators will get a great view from various points of Atlantic City and other parts like Absecon Island and Brigantine for free.
Looking for something more exclusive?
For the first time, organizers are offering viewers a paid area at AC Beach on Missouri Avenue, right in the center of the action. Tickets for the so-called “Flying Zone”.
Tuesday practice event:
- $10 for children ages 6-12
- $20 for ages 13 and up
Wednesday’s Main Event:
- $15 for children ages 6-12
- $25 for ages 13 and up
Transportation for the event and where you can park
if you drive there parking lot available for event throughout Atlantic City, but in some locations you may need to do some walking.
You can also head to Atlantic City using public transportation. NJ Transit offers rail service in its Atlantic City line and bus services. The best part is that NJ Transit offers 50% off rides on the day of the airshow.
To get the round-trip discount, riders on the “Atlantic City Rail Line, Atlantic City Bus Routes and River LINE to Atlantic City” must have the NJ Transit app downloaded, NJ Transit said.
This is how NJ Transit says it works:
- Select 2 one-way tickets and tap “Proceed to payment”
- Enter promo code ACAIRSHOW23
- Tap your payment method of choice and buy the tickets
- Your tickets will appear in the “My Tickets” section of the app
- Activate both tickets before boarding the train, light rail or bus
NJ Transit has more information on its website.
When you’re in AC, you can try a Jitney to get closer to the action. Seniors and frequent Jitney riders can purchase discounted tickets at various locations.
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