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I'm surprised Santa Monica isn't up there, actually there are a decent amount of places missing. Either way I would've still gone with Seaside Heights.
I'm surprised Santa Monica isn't up there, actually there are a decent amount of places missing. Either way I would've still gone with Seaside Heights.
Santa Monica has a pier and the 2nd or 3rd (can't remember which one) promanade - not really a boardwalk and i am sure I missed some
I have been to San Diego many times and never knew there was a boardwalk or Santa Cruz for that matter so sorry for any i missed
There are also many smaller ones, probably at least 6 more in Jersey alone
Seaside Heights has the "Situation" and "Snookie" but in all honesty I hate that portrayal of the Jersey Shore - that is the exception not the rule
You didn't know Santa Cruz had a boardwalk? Wow, it is a well renowned boardwalk in the US and the oldest on the West Coast, albeit there are not many.
Santa Monica has a pier and the 2nd or 3rd (can't remember which one) promanade - not really a boardwalk and i am sure I missed some
I have been to San Diego many times and never knew there was a boardwalk or Santa Cruz for that matter so sorry for any i missed
There isn't technically a wooden "boardwalk" in San Diego or Santa Monica. The path along the beach is concrete as is the case across all of Southern CA. There is the Santa Monica Pier with amusement rides as well as Belmont Park in San Diego but those aren't the stereotypical "boardwalks" you're probably referring to but I suppose is somewhat similar.
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