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5 Free Or Affordable Outings In Ocean City
The Ocean City area offer fun that doesn't cost a lot, if you know where to look. Here are 5 ideas.
OCEAN CITY, NJ — Ocean City is a great place to be when the weather warms up — and it doesn't have to cost much to have fun.
Here are five low-cost outings around Ocean City where you can take the family or go with friends.
The Skateboard Park — Ocean City has a public skateboard park you might want to check out. It's at 840 E. Sixth St. The park is one of Ocean City's municipal services and if it's your kind of thing, go here to see how you can access the park.
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Sports Memorabilia Show — If you're on the boardwalk on April 30, you'll find a sports memorabilia show with two special guests; former Philadelphia Phillies Coach Charlie Manuel and former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Seth Joyner will be part of the show.
Music Pier Shows — Musical performances and other shows start at $10 at Ocean City's Music Pier, so check out the listings and see if there's an affordable show you'd like to attend. Other Music Pier concerts may cost more, but here's a list.
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Go Fishin' — There is a reason so many people "would rather be fishing." It's a great relaxing pastime and one for all ages. Don't know much about fishing but would like to learn? A website called On The Water has helpful info, including where you'll find bait and tackle shops and fishing reports.
Cars Shows, All Summer Long! — Car shows are going on all over New Jersey, and they are often free to spectators. Follow listings for local or statewide events here or at the New Jersey Car Shows website. Look at the flyers to see if there's a cost for spectators; fees listed are usually for those entering a car in the show or for vendors.
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