I think that the art aspect is wonderful, but why limit a city that's always
been so diverse with just one thing?
Let's not pigeonhole Asbury - rather, let's embrace its diversity, and
utilize that.
As for the question earlier about where the Revision would relocate to,
there are a few ideas, b
Isn't that where the original Ferris wheel was? Trying to remember...
Jenni
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Put a Ferris wheel in the empty space between 1st and 2nd Ave. It would have a
great view, especially during Stone Pony Summer Stage shows, and it would look
great in photos of the same.
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> I have to admit ... the last (10) or so respon
I have to admit ... the last (10) or so responses were great. A Carousel in the
Casino Area but will the Revision Theater find a permanenet home? They are
going strong there now ... I have been to EVERY show as alot of locals. Its
been great. A Ferris Wheel would be a winner but at what location
Past sat night live with ben stiller he did a Springsteen bit. Mentions the
abandoned ferris wheel as part of his bruce bit. Check out on nbc or hulu
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> I get the Carousel question all the time, particularly from friends who spent
> time here a
I get the Carousel question all the time, particularly from friends who spent
time here as a child.
I love that Revision has made good use of an abandoned space, but it sure would
be nice to see a view of a beautiful Carousel reflecting off of the lake on a
beautiful summer evening.
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Everyday I spent on the boardwalk/beach this summer, I had at least one person
ask me where the Carousel was.when I told them, the look on their faces was
sad
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I'll stick with my opinion that one simple and large (iconic) Ferris wheel
would serve both adults and children.
Put a large Ferris wheel on that empty lot, and my gut feeling is you'd have a
winner. How great would it be to have a view of AP from up above?
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or my personal favourite - drunk adults with kids...
it would be great if we could have some more activies that the kids could do
while we sit at one of the bars.. business for everyone.
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you don't need a million "rides" - but something to kill an hour or two for
those that ARE in the near area . Nothing wrong with a couple LITTLE real
kiddie rides. The splash park works, the mini-golf works then nothing wrong
with a couple boats that go around in a circle with a bell or a coup
In business one of the key determinants of success is focusing on something
specific and doing it extremely well. having a few rides will just be an
eyesore and a half baked attempt at luring some families in. in my humble
opinion i think they need to keep going with the art and music scene as
I dont think we will see rides. Maybe something small. The key to it all is the
Casino. MM wont budge. They seem to be the problem now. My calls for a carousel
in the carousel house are ignored. iStar needs the Casino area to be done.
While it is a partner with MM, MM has control. I think that w
This is the best reply I've read in some time.
I came to NJ at a time, when AP"s boardwalk catered
more to family than what its' evolved to. All of the
vintage post cards and initial creation of Asbury was
why I raged some, because I saw what my kids came up with
being destroyed. I do have an old
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