Now, the point of embarkation in Cape May has become a destination in its own right. Authority officials have opened a brand new $11.5-million terminal facility that's more than just a place to catch a boat ride. The new 31,000-sf facility offers shopping, including a 1,600-sf art gallery as well as expanded food service and observation facilities.
Authority officials also say new safety features have been added. "Some of the design elements are sensational," says project manager John Read.
Cape May is one of the most popular resort communities along the southern New Jersey coast. Among other things, it boasts one of the largest collections of Victorian Era architecture in the world.
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