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Date Posted: 12:38:30 04/15/01 Sun
Author: Lisa
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Can I Visit?

I have never been to Idora, but have become obsessed with learning more about it. I will be headed to NY next month, and thought about possibly stopping by the Park. It would be a couple hours out of my way, but I wondered how much of it is available to see if I decide to visit. Is it all fenced off? How close can you get? Is it one of those things where you have to worry about getting into trouble if people catch you? I would also be interested in directions of how to get there. Anyone been lately?

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There really is not much left there to see. The Jack Rabbit, the burned remains of the Wild Cat, and the Icee stand are about all that is left now. As with any place if you don't have the owners permission you could be considered as tresspassing. -- Danette, 19:46:13 04/22/01 Sun

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