Wicomico Street is one of the County streets – and just may represent the…
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these Wicomico Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
Wicomico Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Wicomico Street is one of the County streets – and just may represent the HEARTBEAT of the Boardwalk. This is usually the most popular (make that crowded) evening places to be in Ocean City. Here is where you find some of the main attractions, the Jolly Roger Pier Rides, Thrasher’s and Dolle’s – to name just a few.
Wicomico Street sign on the Boardwalk in Ocean City. This may be one of the most popular intersections in Maryland.
Look north to find the Hamburgers and Hotdogs food stand at the corner of other snack stands, souvenir shops, and even discount jewelry stores. The Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum is on the right, under the lights.
Turn west for another shot of the Wicomico Street sign that sits above benches where you can rest or eat the treats from the many food stands in the area. Behind you is the entrance to the Pier Rides and games.
To the south, Dolle’s is known for their famous saltwater taffy and caramel popcorn. To the left are more fun games that are part of the Ocean Pier Rides.
This is the moving shark that bursts out of the side of the Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum.
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these Wicomico Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.
Worcester Street just might be THE place to PLAY in Ocean City. Crowds of people…
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these Worcester Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
Worcester Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Worcester Street just might be THE place to PLAY in Ocean City. Crowds of people nightly cram the local arcades. And on rainy days (sorry) the arcades are popular all day long.
Worcester Street is the spot to find two of OC’s most popular arcades – Sportland and Playland.
Looking North, you can see Sportland, an arcade which has old favorites such as Pinball and Skee Ball as well as many popular sport-theme games. You can even win prizes by trading in tickets that you earn as you play.
Need to give your feet a rest? Here’s a good spot between the Playland and Sportland arcades as you look west on Worcester Street. H20, OC’s under 21 night club, is just a block away.
Turn south to find Playland , another arcade with over 250 games to play and earn tickets that can be traded in for prizes. If you work up an appetite, go next door to the Dough Roller for pizza or sandwiches.
The public restrooms at Worcester Street are always open to board walkers and beach-goers.
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these Worcester Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.
Feeling hungry, or need a little break from all of the action?
Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these South Division Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.
South Division Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Feeling hungry, or need a little break from all of the action? South Division Street on the Boards might be a good place to hang out for a little while. You can find a snack or a meal, or just grab a soda and relax on a bench and watch the other folks stroll on by.
South Division Street sign on the Ocean City Boardwalk.
On your way north, stop in the Dough Roller for carry out or sit down service to get some of Ocean City’s tastiest pizza. You can get a slice or a whole pie, or for late risers, they serve breakfast all day.
Looking west, here are lots of benches and picnic tables for you to sit down to rest or to eat after you pick up lunch, dinner, or a snack from the Dough Roller or Red Apple.
Turn south and you see Red Apple, a snack stand with tasty treats such as snow cones, candy apples, and cotton candy. Just past red apple is a number of games at which you can try your luck.
Paid parking at the inlet parking lot.
If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these South Division Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.
