'We hope we have helped create wonderful memories for those who have come to visit,' the attraction's manager said.
ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey --The Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum said Thursday that it will close on Dec. 31 after more than 26 years of tempting Boardwalk strollers with oddities including shrunken heads, mutant animals, and models of unbelievably tall or small humans.
"We're thankful to have offered a unique form of entertainment and education at the Jersey Shore, and we hope we have helped create wonderful memories for those who have come to visit." "They're going to reimagine the space and come up with something new and fresh for the future," he said. The museum opened on the Boardwalk at New York Avenue on June 22, 1996 between the Bally's and Resorts casinos.
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