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A Guide for Chol Hamoed and the Fall Where To Go What To Do A Guide for Chol Hamoed and the Fall 1. A Publication of 2. A Publication of A Publication of A Publication of 3. 4. A Publication of A Publication of 5. 6. 7. A Publication of A Publication of 8. A Publication of 9. Page S2 THE JEWISH PRESS Friday, September 25, 2015 4 Tishrei 5776 • Vol. IV No. 34 (#129) QueensJewishLink.com • 917.549.6145 • [email protected] 57 Friday, September 25, 2015 THE JEWISH PRESS Page S3 Is That A Gazelle In The Middle Of Jerusalem? the hands of high-rise developers. Six By Abigail Klein Leichman years ago, the city pledged to infuse NIS 22 million to ready the park for Braving a biting late spring wind, the public without endangering the ga- hundreds of people turned out for the zelles for which it is famed and named. spring grand opening of the city’s new Another NIS 70 million will be in- urban nature park at Gazelle Valley – vested over the next few years to revi- the only one of its kind in Israel. talize an old fruit orchard and build a Bordered on all sides by major traf- farm pond and an educational center fic thoroughfares and dense residen- devoted to the mountain gazelle native tial housing, Gazelle Valley (“Emek to this part of the Middle East. HaTzvaim” in Hebrew) stretches over The valley’s bicycle paths will be 62 acres. A herd of wild gazelles has linked to existing bike paths running long made its home in this unlikely along Sacher Park and Mesila Park; refuge in southwest Jerusalem as the and a wooden promenade will be built surrounding development effectively above the valley, giving access to the penned in the gentle beasts. park from the surrounding neighbor- The newly opened nature reserve hoods. Gazelle Valley also will be home – with certain off-limits areas devot- to the Jerusalem Center for Urban Na- ed to the revitalized herd – has five ture. natural and manmade ponds, walking It’s safe to assume that the many trails and bicycle paths, two flowing children frolicking around the natural streams, bird and rodent watching expanse on opening day were oblivious stations, an arbor, a manmade island to the history of Gazelle Valley, also accessed via wooden bridges, and sign- known as Deer Valley. posts describing its many plant and Clad in freebie logo t-shirts and animal inhabitants. caps given to the first few hundred en- A visitor center with a “green trants, kids enjoyed hands-on guided roof” offers binoculars, mats and deck activities such as planting in beverage chairs on loan, and visitors can sign up bottles, building birdhouses, upcycling for guided group nature tours. In the egg cartons into creepy-crawlies and future, the center will sell ready-to-eat exploring a beehive (without the bees). picnic baskets as well. Adults browsed informational All this is the result of a 20-year booths on ecological topics such as com- battle by local residents, with the help posting, while a dance troupe, a musi- of the Society for the Protection of Na- cal ensemble, and entertainers dressed ture in Israel and other environmen- talists, to keep the green valley out of Continued on p.S6 “Seal-a-brate” Sukkot with Us! The Maritime Aquarium in nearby Norwalk, Connecticut, offers a place for families to connect with nature and to be close with each other. We welcome our Jewish visitors to enjoy a 12’ x 20’ Sukkah outside on our riverfront courtyard. You are welcome to bring food and celebrate at The Maritime Aquarium. To make sure our preparations fit your needs, we are working with Rabbi Levi Stone of the Schneerson Center for Jewish Life, CT-Chabad: 203-635-4118; [email protected]. For the Mincha service, please visit Beth Israel: 40 King Street, Norwalk, 2.7 miles away at 1:30 p.m. Your Aquarium admission ticket is valid from open to close: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. You may re-enter at any time during your visit that day. Rated Top 25 in the U.S. #1 in New England MaritimeAquarium.org Exits 14n or 15s off I-95 in nearby Norwalk, CT. 1 hour from Grand Central to South Norwalk. Aquarium is 15-minute walk from the station. Discount admission & train fare thru MetroNorth. Page S4 THE JEWISH PRESS Friday, September 25, 2015 Family Outings For Chol Hamoed And Autumn Children Under 54”: $42.99 By Menachem Rephun Children 2 & Under: Free Phone: 732-928-2000 For many Jews, autumn is a time of somber in- trospection, with the awe-inspiring Yamim Noraim Amusement parks are an ideal and obvious Chol followed closely by the holiday of Sukkot. Thankfully, Hamoed destination. Thankfully, the New Jersey this season is also an opportunity for family bonding area has a wide variety to choose from. One of the and travel, particularly during Chol Hamoed, when most popular amusement parks is Six Flags Great many of the stringencies of Yom Tov are temporarily Adventure. First opened in 1974, the park has be- suspended. In this article, we will examine some of come a major attraction for families all across the the best family-oriented travel destinations and ac- state, boasting an almost inexhaustible selection of tivities to enliven your Chol Hamoed and fall season. year-round rides and events. Though the park is per- haps best known for its intense roller-coasters (such Six Flags Great Adventure as the “hypercoaster” Nitro, and Kingda Ka, billed Six Flags Great Advernture 1 Six Flags Boulevard, Jackson, New Jersey 08527 as the tallest and fastest roller coaster in America), General Admission: $69.99 it also features lighter attractions if you (or your children) are not necessarily the thrill-seeking type. Some of the latter include “Big Wheel,” a 150-foot Ferris Wheel “as big as the sky” (according to the of- ficial description), a rock-climbing wall, a log flume, bumper cars, a carousel, a Safari off-road adventure with 1,200 animals, and Congo rapids, a white water ADVENTURER’S rafting adventure. FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER For the more courageous, Six Flags has a huge assortment of death-defying rollercoasters, including Come Celebrate with us this year’s SUKKOT EVENT September 30 – October 4 2015 DOORS OPEN AT 11 A.M. NEW ATTRACTION- GASOLINE GO KARTS! COME AND ENJOY THE ENTERTAINMENT OF: YEHOSHUA SOLOMON ONE MAN BAND AND SINGER & The name says it all: the skyscreamer at Six Flags FREE THE MAGIC OF “YITZ THE GREAT” Great Adventure. Admission El Diablo, promoted as a seven-story “looping steel roller coaster…with a full 360 degree loop,” and El Toro (“The Bull”), which the official park website proudly describes as having a top speed of 70 miles per hours, along with the “steepest drop of any wood- en rollercoaster in the country.” For those curious, that drop is approximately 176 feet. If that description puts knots in your stomach (or GLATT makes you worry that you won’t live to experience KOSHER another Chol Hamoed), you can always check out the FOOD BY numerous events and shows hosted by the park, in- cluding Safari Discoveries Trainer Talks, a chance AMNON to “learn fun facts and get an up-close and person- al look at [the park’s] Asian small-clawed otters and FREE California sea lions.” According to the park website’s Parking description, Safari Discoveries Trainer Talks is an interactive presentation that will resonate with an- imal-lovers of all ages, offering the chance for visi- tors to learn about unique animals like small-clawed HOLIDAY otters, tortoises, hares, scimitar-horned Oryxes, and baby blackbucks. The presentation also focuses on SPECIAL the relationship between the animals and their train- ers in the park. Buy a book of 60 The park also hosts “Six Flags Dance Party,” an tickets & SAVE up ongoing event featuring music and song. All things told, Six Flags Great Adventure is an unbeatable Au- to 45%! tumn/Chol Hamoed destination that the whole fami- EXCLUDING GO ly can enjoy. Visiting the park is an opportunity you KARTS won’t want to miss. Adventure Aquarium 1824 Shore Parkway 1 Riverside Dr, Camden, NJ 08103 Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. every day Brooklyn, NY 11214 General Admission Adult (Ages 13+): $25.95 General Admission Child (Ages 2-12): $18.95 For more information please call : Children Under 2: Free Directions: BQE 278 West to Belt P’kway Exit 5 Bay P’kwy. 718-975-2748 4D Adventure Combo Adult (Ages 13+): $28.95 Continued on p.S5 Friday, September 25, 2015 THE JEWISH PRESS Page S5 Rephun Phone: 716-278-1796 Continued from p.S4 While aquariums and amusement parks might 4D Adventure Combo Child (Ages 2-12): $21.95 provide a worthwhile family excursion, perhaps Philadelphia CityPASS Adult Ticket: $62.00 you’re pining for something more meaningful this Philadelphia CityPASS Child Ticket: $39.00 season. If that’s the case, then look no further than Phone: 856-365-3300 Niagara Falls. Straddling the border between Can- ada and the United States, these three magnificent waterfalls (the Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls) offer an unforgettable chance to marvel at the wonders of creation. In the words of the official Niagara Falls State Park web- site, the falls are “a North American natural won- der…beyond its waterfall vistas, Niagara is filled with splendid discoveries and fantastic attractions. Maid of the Mist boat ride. Getting close enough to touch Niagara Falls inspires genuine awe.” tion to the falls themselves, visitors to the Park will Established in 1885, and designed by famed ar- discover activities like the Hurricane Decks water chitect Frederick Law Olmstead, Niagara Falls State Park is the oldest state park in the country.
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