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Borgata elevates soccer season with VIP suites and premium experiences

How to enjoy soccer season at Borgata Atlantic City

By Emily Caldwell Published June 10, 2026

Borgota — Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

Summer is here — and Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is all about kicking off summer right. This year, this luxury Atlantic City hotel is jumpstarting the season with dynamic watch parties, elevated fan experiences and exclusive hotel VIP packages designed to bring guests closer to every unforgettable moment of the world’s biggest international soccer tournament.

Guests looking to elevate their Atlantic City trip this soccer season can take advantage of VIP suites and premium experiences such as the “Ultimate Watch Party VIP Experience“. This Ultimate VIP Watch Party Experience Package is offered for guests with tickets to matches looking to stay on property. It includes transportation to/from Lincoln Financial Field or MetLife Stadium, as well as an overnight stay at the Social Suite in the MGM Tower. Guests will receive a daily $500 food & beverage credit, a $200 spa credit and a one-day cabana rental at the Borgata Outdoor Pool. Package starts at $2,026.

VIP Suites & Premium Experiences at Borgata

For those looking for smaller upgrades, other Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa soccer offerings include:

Watch Party Stay & Play Package: When booked with a minimum one-night stay, the Watch Party Stay & Play Package includes a $75 food & beverage credit per day for use at one of the dining locations on property. Packages start at $159.
Premium Viewing Suite Package: This package includes a stay in either the Fiore or Vista Suites located in the MGM Tower. Guests will also receive a daily $150 food & beverage credit. Packages start at $299.

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“We are excited to welcome soccer fans from around the world to Borgata this summer during one of the biggest moments in global sports,” said Nik Rytterstrom, President and COO. “As fans travel to experience the excitement surrounding this international tournament, Borgata is proud to provide a place where guests can come together to watch every match, connect with fellow supporters and be part of the unmatched energy and celebration that make this event so special.”

In addition to these VIP experiences, I’m looking forward to checking out Borgata this summer for the exclusive watch parties taking place at the Borgata Beer Garden. These are set to run for the duration of the games, from June 11 until the final match on July 19. With TVs placed throughout the Beer Garden (one of the most exciting spots in the hotel/casino), this should be a great spot to watch the games.

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