Tanger Outlets Atlantic City

What are the highlights of Tanger Outlets in Atlantic City?

The Atlantic City Corridor Project expanded Tanger Outlets in the early 2000s, adding a large Nike outlet and an array of additional stores. An expansion completed in 2011 added a Hanes outlet and a garage-style area dubbed the Wave. The Wave now includes the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University and the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey.

The Noyes Arts Garage provides a look into art creation processes by showing individual artists working on their original pieces along with regularly rotating exhibitions, while the African American Heritage Museum preserves over 3,000 cultural artefacts, including significant pieces by local artists in New Jersey.

What else is good to know about Tanger Outlets in Atlantic City?

Typically, visiting Tanger Outlets takes about 2 to 3 hours. Many of the stores are wheelchair and stroller accessible, with parking on Fairmount Avenue.

Near Tanger Outlets are the Absecon Lighthouse, the Steel Pier, and the Dante Hall Theatre. At the northern end of Atlantic City, the Absecon Lighthouse is a designated historical site and the tallest lighthouse in New Jersey, open to the public for viewing. The oldest theme park in Atlantic City, the Steel Pier harbours an unmatched variety of dining and amusements. Dante Hall Theatre is a performing arts venue that also hosts the Ducktown Summer Fest.