Jones Beach

Get ready to deck the halls Long Island! Magic of Lights returns to Jones Beach November 13 - through January 2. Experience your new favorite holiday tradition from the safety and comfort of your own car! One carload, one price! Get your $20 early bird ticket with code LIGHTS http://holidaylights.jonesbeach.com

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Isn't it ironic

the perfect storm - proud of our world class lifeguards!

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Virtual Air Show 2020 w/ exclusvie new Blue Angles footage - see u next year IRL!

Virtual Air Show Activity Book

VIRTUAL air show! https://www.longisland.com//bethpage-federal-credit-union-

Long Island State Parks are experiencing a high volume of traffic and may be closed to incoming visitors to help maintain social distancing. Please do not park along roadsides or in other undesignated areas. Parks/fields filling fast to capacity include Robert Moses field 5, Jones Beach field 6, Hecksher, Sunken Meadow, Caumsett, Napeague, Captree, Bayard Cutting, Planting Fields, Connetquot, Caleb Smith, Camp Hero, Montauk Point, Shadmoor, and Orient Beach.

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Airshow 2020 Cancelled - keep up to date join the club: http://JonesBeach.org - OFFICIAL STATEMENT: We are deeply saddened that this year’s Bethpage Air Show will not take place, however it is of the utmost importance that New Yorkers remain at home during the continued coronavirus pandemic. The Bethpage Air Show honors our nation’s military, so this year we ask our fans to also honor all those who are on the front lines fighting this deadly virus, including our health syste...ms, first responders, essential workers and the Military and National Guard for their unified support and response to the coronavirus. NEWS: The Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh planned for Memorial Day weekend has been canceled due to the pandemic, show officials said Friday. The annual two-day event is one of the Island’s most popular. Last May, parks officials estimated that, including Friday’s practice day, 368,000 people attended in total. This year's show would have been the 17th annual. The event also marks the unofficial start to summer on Long Island, combining patriotism with spectacular acrobatics in the sky over South Shore beaches. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are typically the show's biggest draw. The spectacle is just one of a number of air shows being called off along with countless other events that draw large crowds because of the risk that it would allow the novel coronavirus to spread widely. Mayors from New York City to Los Angeles have ruled out crowd-drawing events because attendees cannot maintain social distancing, which scientists say is the best way to end the outbreak. Next year’s show, which will feature the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, is still is expected to be held.