Is that much worse now? It was pretty nice when i went last summer just crowded tbh

Not alot of blacks doing crack back then huh

Not alot of blacks doing crack back then huh

Not alot of blacks doing crack back then huh

John - I grant permission to extract clips from this for your project. Just cite somewhere in the product where you got it. As for the professional transfer - I could do that, but you need to be aware of several issues before you commit. The films are 16mm, not 8mm. Your preferred pro appears to only do 8mm. Also, the film is on three massive reels, 10" to 14" in diameter, so it would be quite costly. The Pavilion clips are scattered throughout because these represent seven years of MB vacations. I had a professional transfer done a few years back, and the total came to $879. I plan to re-post these processed movies in the near future - by the end of the year. The KZbin videos you see here were captured by me over 10 years ago by projecting the movie on a white screen and recording it using a camcorder. The result was ok at the time, but sub-par by current standards. What is the nature of your project?

@@JohnGasch Hi John, Thanks so much for granting permission! I thought it might be 16mm after looking at it some more. Its so clear even for the transfer with your camcorder. Yes it would be too costly for me to pay for that kind of transfer, especially since its only a couple of shots of the ferris wheel. The project I'm working on is called "A Day In The Life of The Backwords Dude, which deals with me growing up on the Asperger's Spectrum and not realizing it till adulthood. There is a point in the video where I pull out our super 8 films of me and I remember my dad took me to the Pavillion in the early 80s and we rode the ferris wheel. I was thinking it would be cool if I could splice in a portion of the ferris wheel where we don't see any cars, so it would only be a few seconds and would be very nostalgic and help me tell my story. I can just grab what you have and make it work for now until you post the new transfers. The footage is shot so well and at a full 24 frames per second too which is rare for home movies. It is so beautiful! Thanks again!

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If you are talking about the clock light, the whole center storage bin comes right out by pulling up and towards you. There is the wire harness you have to disconnect and then the whole unit will be free. Then it's just a matter of twisting out the socket for the bulb and pulling the bad bulb and replacing it. Plug the harness back in and then the back of the bin goes in first...you will see two holes where tabs on the back of the bin go in, then the front just pops back in by pushing down on it. Let me know if that helped.

Thanks mate, got it done. Appreciated

I believe the "Ocean Forest Villas" condos are now on that site.

A bunch of ugly 80s-style condos with no character whatsoever.

Rumors abound. Most feasible explanation is that the owner, Burrows & Chapin, wanted to build a hotel/casino/convention center on the site. They claimed maintenance of the aging pavilion and amusement park was excessive. After the demolition, the economy collapsed (2007/8), putting a hold on the hotel project, which has yet to materialize.

Greedy, stupid people, that's why. Moved the amusement park to Broadway away from the beach. Bad idea.

I think Wacky Golf is still around too!

Ocean Forest Hotel was demolished in early 1970s.

That's a shame.

Hello Retro Dreams, I use to work at the Ocean Forest Hotel,,,,,then later I worked at Mammy's Kitchen too. back in the 1960's.....John Steelman from North Carolina.

Sorry for the tardy reply - just seeing this. For non-profit use, and with credits, I am granting your requested permission. Best of luck.