Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Navy Yard to Become Tourist Destination |
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Oct 03, 2008 at 02:39 PM
News Source: NY Post
The city is hoping the 300-acre industrial park, which has been off limits to the general public since opening two centuries ago, will become a tourist hotspot.
Free bus tours will be offered tomorrow and Sunday. They'll include stops at historic buildings, including the dry dock where the Civil War ironclad USS Monitor was outfitted.
The tours will continue every Sunday starting Nov. 2 and cost $30 per person.
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Oct 03, 2008 at 06:09 PM I dont get it Says:
Since when does a "free" bus tour only cost $30? I thought free was at least $35?
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Oct 04, 2008 at 09:31 PM Anonymous Says:
“ Since when does a "free" bus tour only cost $30? I thought free was at least $35? ”
klutz, u cant comprehend any English above the Aleph Beis Velt in English. It says clearly that after Nov. 02 it will cost 30 dollars.