Jet Star Roller Coaster Dismantled in Two Minute Time Lapse Video
The leftovers of the Jet Star rollercoaster became a symbol of Sandy's distruction. Just a week before the unofficial start of summer at the Jersey Shore, the monstosity comes down.
The leftovers of the Jet Star rollercoaster became a symbol of Sandy's distruction. Just a week before the unofficial start of summer at the Jersey Shore, the monstosity comes down.
On the same day workers began removing the Jet Star roller coaster from the Atlantic Ocean, Casino Pier officials in Seaside Heights announced a new amusement for summer 2013.
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