New Jersey remembers beloved attractions of the past
Among that list are attractions such as Kingda Ka, Izod Center, Inkwell, Bowcraft, Karma Nightclub and more.
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3h agoThe State of New Jersey recently made a social media post featuring beloved stomping grounds that are now closed.
Among that list are attractions such as Kingda Ka, Izod Center, Inkwell, Bowcraft, Karma Nightclub and more.
Each of these locations sparked various memories from New Jersey residents in the comment section of the social media posts.