A 119-year-old amusement park in New Jersey has permanently closed and is now being offered for sale. The closure ends operations at the site, which has been operating for more than a century.
Multiple outlets report that the park’s current ownership runs out as operations conclude. The Independent states that operations officially wrap up on September 7, closing a five-year period under the current ownership. Other coverage characterizes the shutdown as permanent and focuses on the fact that the property will be marketed for purchase.
The reporting aligns on the park’s age, its permanent closure, and the intention to find a buyer. Differences across outlets are mainly in emphasis—some focus on the length of the park’s overall history, while others highlight the timing of the final operational period under current management.
