Coney Island Sunset Walk: Live Stream Highlights

Coney Island captivates with its vibrant sunset and lively atmosphere, inviting all to cherish life's moments.

### Coney Island Sunset Walk: A Virtual Tour and Community Connection
* 🌅 Good to see you, Griff! Let's stroll around Coney Island and catch the sunset, which is **about a half-hour away**.
* 🎡 Despite COVID-19 restrictions, the atmosphere is lively, with **Margarita Island being the only open venue**, and there's **new street art to explore**.
* 🎨 Construction is ongoing for new attractions, including a pavilion with concessions, but many rides remain **closed this season due to the pandemic**.
* 🌞 As we approach the sunset, the sun is setting **beautifully over the ocean**, and I encourage viewers to **share their screenshots on social media**.
* 🎉 A special shout-out goes to Coney Island Jim, celebrating his **26th birthday** today, as we enjoy the **stunning afterglow of the sunset**.
* 🎤 Join me for a Halloween double feature on October 31st at Coney Island USA’s Facebook page, featuring **"The Ride Inspector's Nightmare."**
* 🚴 It’s a warm evening, perfect for a **bike ride home** after this lovely outing, and I appreciate everyone tuning in for this **virtual experience**.
* 🌊 Thank you all for joining this sunset walk; **cherish your moments and hug your loved ones**, and don’t forget to **catch the replay if you missed anything**!

Good to see you, Griff. First one in the room. Let's walk around Coney Island. We haven't been here for a sunset in a while. Let's do a sunset about a half hour out from sunset. Who else is in the room? Tell me where you're watching from. I'll give you a shout-out. Let's walk around, see what's going on here in the amusement district. Harry Harris, hello, welcome. Margarita Island, sticking it out, hello Florida, hello Florida. Hey there, it is the hustle and the bustle of Coney Island. Now normally everything would be open, but after all this is the COVID time, so the only thing that's open is Margarita Island. Look at this, we've got a little bit of construction here over here in Dino's. You know what, actually let's walk. There's some new street art out here in Coney that you guys haven't seen yet, so might go see that. I know you would be right here if it weren't for COVID. Damn the COVID. Oh look

at that the comments are on the screen. Look at that. I forgot. Forgot this app did that. Playing around with the Streamlabs app today, seeing how this works. And you would be here right now. It's October. You'll be here this week, actually. That's right, boo. Good to see you, Ray. Welcome, welcome to Coney Island. They're putting, they gotta do something amazing right here. They're gonna put a new ride here, and it's going to look great. Let's see what else is going on around here. Not too much has changed. There is some new street art. That's a good thing, and I'll show you some of that new street art as we make our way around to it. But first, let's see. We would have seen his leg up here on the boardwalk. They open up these little. We're supposed to do some construction here. This [ __ ]. They're supposed to be a rope course. Oh no, sorry, not a rope course. A pavilion here with concessions. What's supposed to be right here.

but that all did not come to fruition. But this is a season where the sun begins to make its way out onto the ocean. So I think today the sunset is lining up with the boardwalk close to it. So let's see how it looks. Let's see how it looks here. Oh funky town [Music] huh okay oh yeah look at that. It's actually past the boardwalk now. Let's go down to the pier [__]. This look great on the pier. We have just some random guy here dancing on the boardwalk. And there goes the copyright on the video. James Jermaine hello the copyright. There goes the copyright. I just lost copyright. Oh that sun is strong man. That sun is strong [Music]. People having some drinks at Ruby's. Great night to go out to a great evening to come out to Ruby's. I had a drink at Ruby's a couple of nights ago actually at sunset. It was pretty nice. You know what I should do? I should put on my sunglasses and that would enable me to read chat.

and not be blinded by the sun. Good to see you, Joe Musky. Good to see you, Joe. Welcome. Just playing around here with the Streamlabs app. Bloody hell, that sun is strong as hell. Let me put on my sunglasses here. Something that I should have done before I left the freak bar. And yesterday was at the freak bar, but I wasn't drinking at the freak bar. Join me on Halloween. Join me on Halloween, October 31st, facebook.com/coneyislandusa. And we are going to do a spooky double feature. We're going to play the ride inspector's nightmare and another show that I'm liking out in the name of. So join us at, I believe, seven o'clock. For more information, go to coneyisland.com. Seven o'clock at Coney Island USA's Facebook page. And we're gonna play some spookiness. Let me get my sunglasses on here. Go buy some more copyright music, and then we'll get it onto the pier here. Oh, it's these wild scenes out here.

lately where you walk down the boardwalk and you hear there's a whole mishmash of music, kind of amazing. Is she singing? You are singing. Okay, here I am thinking that's the original music. Good to see you, Coney Island. Kade, welcome. We put on my sunglasses [Music] because I am blind. Hold on, we're gonna get to that beautiful shot in a second. Hey guys, who's gonna put on my sunglasses here because that sun just blinding [Music]. Whoa, I think she disconnected the battery by accident. She is a good singer. She's such a good singer that I thought, I thought that was the CD. I thought that was your original music. Okay, now I can freaking see, or almost see. I can see a lot better, how about that. Welcome, let's get onto the pier here. Let's get on to the pier and see the sunset from the pier. There's your shot. There's a shot everybody wants. Everyone doing today? Hope everyone's

having a great Saturday. Road to the bike down here, road at a nice fast pace. Felt great riding down here today. But yes, I'll be helping broadcast a double feature at Coney Island's Coney Island USA's Facebook page on Halloween. So join me for that. Doing good, just right. Oh, just graduated your welding class. Awesome. So next season, you could build Dino's rides, right? Congratulations on graduating from welding school. That is certainly a profession that will never go out of business. Now you got to learn underwater welding. That's where the money's at. I was watching this thing, this is how much of a geek I am. I was watching a documentary about how they built the Tappan Zee Bridge, and there was a whole scene about the underwater welding, and I was like, wow. But the underwater welders, I think they get paid a minimum of like eighty dollars an hour or something like that, something crazy like that. They mentioned their pay, and I was like

Wow, I want to be an underwater welder. Well, congratulations. All right, looking for a welding job. All right, well, you never know, dinos might need a welder, but [Laughter] but we'll definitely still hang out in Coney Island, right? We will still hang out here in Coney. Are you looking into underwater welding? Yeah, it's intense. It looks pretty intense at underwater welding. I tell you what, it's beautiful out here. What happened to the wind? We lost all the wind. It was really windy when it came down here today, and uh, yeah, you're gladly well for dinos, right? Yeah, I feel that. Really nice and peaceful out here on the pier. I almost want to go in the water right now. That is good to see you, Bob. How does all that sand get up here? Well, there's little uh, little little gaps here in the wood, and as the wind pushes up from the water, it comes up through those gaps, and then after a while, it begins to collect. Good to see 80s music fan. Welcome.

so you see here, the sand comes right up to underneath the pier, and then, as you see, it collects there because it gets into the, it comes up between the gaps, and the wind pushes it up. So, you know, one-word answer would be the wind, but welcome on into the room, everybody. Hope everyone's having a fantastic Saturday. Tomorrow, we might do a marathon radio show. Don't know yet. We did eight hours the other day. It was a lot of fun, and we're to come into our sunset shot now, and do me a favor. We take a screenshot. Screenshots, people, tweet them at me, at Dutch Moz, and I will retweet you, and maybe even get on my Instagram too. So, take screenshots. Very nice over here. It's actually a lot warmer than I thought it was going to be, but that is because I am in the sun. It's a beautiful day out here in Brooklyn. Well, we haven't done this in a while. I figured since I'm going to come down here, have a quick conversation, pick up

something pick up a DVD for broadcast for two weeks from now. I said, Let me do a, let me make sure to do a live stream here. So there you go. Hopefully, the wind noise is not too bad. There's a slight, slight breeze right now. Oh, we got some birds maybe getting into the shot. Here's a whole circle of birds over there off in a distance over there. Beautiful sunset indeed. A couple of ships, one ship entering New York Harbor, one sheep ship leaving New York Harbor to the far left-hand side of the screen there. You got your NYC ferry making their way around Manhattan bound. So let's walk the beach a little bit here before the sun goes all the way down here. Let's walk the beach at sunset. But actually, let me do now, let me just check one thing here in my bag. I want to make sure I didn't drop anything. Oh, okay, I'm good, I'm good. Let's hook up, let's, let's get down to the beach. Let's get down to the beach.

I'm going to walk the beach in a little bit here, Linda Sante Sangelo Sanchelo. Good to see ya. Beautiful sunset indeed. Let's get down to the beach where it's bound to look a little bit better. Welcome on into the show. Sometimes, sometimes life's a beach. Yeah, try, I try. Let's get down. No, not nippy at all. It's actually really warm. Um, but it was going to be colder than this out here, but it's not. But no doubt once the sun goes down, then it will get nippy. But right now, it's quite, quite warm out. I would actually have my jacket in my bag right now, but I have so much, got a bunch of stuff in my bag right now. So it is quite beautiful out here right now though. Yeah, beautiful light out this evening. Let's go out on to the Coney Island beach, and right away we are greeted with a new sign of the times. And here we are out on the beach now, people still hanging out. We are in the yellow zone. We are just on

the border of a COVID hot spot here in New York State. They call it the Ocean Parkway corridor or cluster, and we're just on the outside of that. Gatherings, you can't have gatherings here in Coney of up to 25 people, but if you're in the red zone, the red zone, you could only have gatherings of up to 10 people. Anything larger than that is subject to ticketing and fine. Good to see William. Yeah, great picture. Hopefully, this stream looks like the Streamlabs app has been vastly updated, so I'm wondering how good the picture is once we get on past the pier here. Got to ask you guys if you can please take some screenshots, tweet them at me so I could see what the broadcast quality is like. Tweet them at me at Dutch Maz, and I will retweet you. We pass underneath the Steeplechase Pier. We gotta be careful, a little bit of some debris here, a lot of ocean debris it looks like. There we are out on the other side.

let's get right up to the water here and walk along the water's edge just for a little bit. [Applause] How's that for a sunset shot? I don't think it gets any better than that. I do not think it gets any better than that. Sunset today is at 6:15. So, we're just about, uh, just about 20 minutes out from sunset, I want to say. And there he is, the man himself, the birthday boy himself, happy birthday Coney Island Jim. Everyone wish Coney Island Jim a happy 26th birthday. Turning 26 years old today has done so much in his life and these past 26 years. Give him a big happy birthday, Jim. Happy birthday, Jim. There's your Coney Island sunset just for you. Miss you too, miss you too, Jim. Miss you too, miss you lots. Straight out of a movie, straight out of a movie and/or live stream. Finally got the gimbal to work properly again. That's nice to, that's nice. Gimbal was, my gimbal was, wasn't working.

properly for a little bit. Happy 26th birthday there, Jim. There's your Coney Island sunset for you. Let's go, uh, let's walk the boardwalk a little bit. We have some time. Yeah, no more Bluetooth bugs. Yeah, no, and I, oh, I, I, I, I look, I have just walked through the spot where I do get some interference, and the gimbal did not do its thing. The gimbal hasn't locked up, so that's good. Yeah, no, no, no, it's not new. It's not new and fancy. This is an old trick that I haven't used in a while. We're using the Streamlabs app today. I noticed there was quite a big update to the Streamlabs app and, uh, decided to use Streamlabs today, and it seems to be working out very well. We used to use it a couple of years back. I stopped using it because it just wasn't working properly, but they finally have fixed the bugs in this too, so, or it seems to have fixed the bugs in it, so that's a good thing.

that is to zoom all the way, guy Heyman driving those roads of America. Good to see you, guy Heyman. Welcome to the Coney Island out here on the beach, watching that sun get ever lower in the sky. Let's go up onto the board, onto the pier again. It's like that view from the pier. I just wanted to walk here and in the sand for a little bit. Came home yesterday, enjoyed the time off. Not gonna lie, last night I played, uh, how many hours? I played truck sim for like six hours yesterday. [Music] I played the truck simulator for six hours. Almost broadcasted it, but I was like, I'm having too much fun. I'm having too much fun listening to CNN in the background and driving the truck. So, I spent six hours of my life driving from Tucson up to San Francisco. And that's the old TV show Renegade Sunset. Maybe watch Shakes the Clown. How great is that movie? How great is Shakes the Clown? I was recently introduced to that movie, sort for the

first time and was like, What the hell am I watching here? And I guess shakes the clown. They're in New York State somewhere. I noticed New York City plates. Oh, look at the reflection on the bicycle. Ah, the kids' reflectors look so cool. They're like perfect with the sun. Hadn't seen in 20 years. Syracuse. Wow, yeah. The great Patrick of Coney Island USA fame told me about shakes the clown a couple of weeks ago, and then I decided, Let me watch this thing kind of on a lark. Nothing to watch on TV. Yeah, how the hell did that movie get financed? Lots of amazing cameos in it. Freaking Adam Sandler is unrecognizable in the film. But the whole story of an alcoholic clown, um, and I really do like how Bobcat Goldthwait directed and wrote that film. What the hell? Where was I when that came out in 1991? Tom Kennedy is amazing. Yeah, I was like, Where has this movie been? I was kind of

shocked and uh yeah so many great uh that whole 80s 90s era kind of looks like the 50s but it's not the 50s kind of styling and it was his directorial and screenplay debut wow yeah if you haven't seen shakes the clown pookaville yes pucaville pukeville is in new york state i guess pookaville is in new york state just saying folks pookaville is in new york state all the cars have new york state license plates on it it's a comedy it's a drama it's a it's the drunken it's a drunken clown movie of the 90s it's a very yes yes i will have to agree it's a very dark comedy it's a very dark comedy the coney island skyline right there hopefully before this live stream concludes we will see the steeplechase parachute jump in its halloween lighting scenario steeplechase parachute jump is lit up.

for Halloween. If you've seen my Instagram, you have seen a picture of it. It's the Citizen Kane of alcoholic clown movies. That's right, it's the Citizen Kane of alcohol and clown movies. I said in the movie poster, a movie, uh, the movie trailer. There's your pigeon. It's your pigeon shot. Take a screenshot, tweet them at me, at DutchMaz, and I will retweet you pigeon shots, pigeon shots. It's the pigeon shot. This is not moving, which is amazing right now. The pigeon would have flown away, right, pigeon? I'm shocked. Hey, just in time. Thanks for pooping on camera. It's like, don't mention it. It's like, if the bird's gonna be on camera, it will poop. Oh, look at the birds, people. Birds, people. Birds. Hitchcock would be so proud. I think this is the sun going down right now. The sun is going down right now. Something's going on right now. This is it. I thought I had another, oh yeah, 29. I started at 30. So I guess I got a few more minutes here.

Good to see you, Deborah. Welcome. Four minutes, four minutes till sunset. You see, this is something that the Streamlabs app used to not be able to do. As you see, I'm zoomed in on the sun here. It doesn't look like it's blurry, which is good. Looks like it's maintaining the focus. It used to not be able to do this, and this was a reason why I stopped using the Streamlabs app. It wasn't really good transitioning between low light and bright light, if you will. So, this is looking pretty good. I'm definitely liking the updated signal indicator. They have an updated signal indicator here, which is really nice. Don't mind the Streamlabs logo on screen that much. Don't mind it that much. It's not that big of a deal. Oh, there it goes. Disappears. Look at that. Because I mentioned it, it disappeared. Or maybe it comes off and on periodically. I don't know. But there it is. Coney Island's sun said coming up now in three minutes about.

three minutes. Beds, people, beds, people, people, beds, people, loving the view, the drunken demons in the house. Good to see you, drunken demon. Welcome, thanks for tuning on in, watching this Coney Island sunset. In about two minutes, we shall get our sunsets. Right now, it's touching, beginning to touch the horizon. There you and your partner is saving up to come to New York City, but first, you got to save up so you could, uh, so you can do as much as you can up there. Awesome, save your nickels, dimes, and pennies, and come on out to New York once we all, we're waiting for you, ready to go. If you are here in the States and you're able to travel, uh, you know, if you don't like large crowds, now might be, may be the time to come to New York. I keep on getting reports of, uh, and seeing, um, all of our favorite attractions pretty much empty. Uh, my friend who works over at the Statue of Liberty said the other day that only about 200 people visited the island on a weekday, and uh,

So everyone had the whole place to themselves. I've seen pictures from the top of the Empire State Building, on top of the Rock, in the World Trade Center, and the Edge, and nobody's up there. So they're all opened up, but nobody's up there. A lot of people getting their own private elevator rides up and down, which is pretty cool. That'd be the one reason to go, just enjoy the elevator ride by yourself as a dog's bark. Gonna definitely try Coney Island because you both love the beach and the funfair. Yeah, oh yeah, hopefully, we'll reopen again on Palm Sunday, Palm Sunday weekend in April. That's what we're all hoping for. A friend went to American Dream with his kids. They were the only ones there. Yeah, yeah, I keep on hearing these stories of people going to really popular places and them being virtually empty. But down goes the sun, down goes the sun. There is your Coney Island sunset, everybody. The sun is down. We have made it. Afterglow's special now.

[Music] but there it is, a beautiful, beautiful sky. Now, let's get that wide shot. Now this thing zooms in a lot. Look at that, look at that afterglow, them of the sun right there, down for another day. And now all we need is for the parachute jump lights to turn on, telling your partner about the wonder wheel and the beautiful view. Oh yeah, yeah, the wonder wheel definitely offers a fantastic view. There it is. I hate to say I was one of only a handful of people to actually ride the wonder wheel this year. It's actually, let's walk the boardwalk here and take in the scene. Let's get one last view here of the sun or afterglow's special, and then we're gonna, we'll walk around here. Okay, Jim, you can turn on, you can turn the parachute jump lights now. So excited about working hard for it. Oh yeah, it's definitely worth it, definitely worth saving your nickels, arms, and pennies to come out to Coney or Martin, New York. No, none, the rides never opened this year.

The rides never opened this year. We never got guidance from the state of New York, so a lot of things didn't open this year, amusement-wise. Lego Land here in New York State was supposed to open up; that never opened, and kind of sad. But me and the great Dick Zigga of Coney Island USA, we tried to, we made a couple of videos petitioning the state to open up the rides. So, did a ride on the Cyclone, did a ride on the Wonder Wheel. Go to my featured channels, go to Coney Island USA's YouTube channel, you can see both of those videos on there. We even got to do the famous Dumbo, the Dumbo picture shot, the water and Washington shot, the classic. You could actually, if you take a walking tour with me over the Brooklyn Bridge, I do take you through Jumbo. Hopefully, Jane's Carousel would be reopened soon, missing Jane's, missing Jean's Carousel very much. Quite a good number of people out here.

quite a good number of people out here. I do have a two-hour walking tour that I'm gonna do here online soon before it gets too cold. Well, even when it gets cold, I'll be still doing live streams. But if you're ever here in the New York tri-state area, I do do a two-hour walking tour over the Brooklyn Bridge. We start and end in Manhattan, and uh, turn around. Okay, turn around. Turn around. Is Jim gonna do it? It's just gonna turn on the lights. Look at that view. You love walking tours. Awesome. That's what I do. My specialties are Coney Island, Brooklyn Bridge, and Central Park. [Music] Quite relaxing. It's warm out here. I thought it was gonna be way colder than this. I'm gonna have to take off my jacket for the bike ride home. Oh no. See, Jim has the app to turn on Coney Island. Jim has the app to turn on the parachute jump. It's okay, Jim. Maybe they got it locked down because of the uh, the schedule. Oh no. Somebody lost

their balloons. What website are you interested in? Their drunken demon. Are you interested in Coney Island USA's website? Website to see our double feature. We're gonna have a double feature on Halloween, October 31st. We're gonna do a double feature: The Riot Inspector's Nightmare and another. You're updating the firmware. Okay, let me get into position here. Tony Allen, Jim's updating the firmware, and he is. He's done this before, folks. The Central Park one. Well, I do give a tour of Central Park. If you want to come on a walking tour with me, just contact me on my Twitter. Direct message me on my Twitter, and we get the tour underway. What's the temperature right now? The temperature is in. I want to say it's 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Might be a little bit warmer than that, though, but I want to say 55 degrees Fahrenheit. [Music] Let me know when you're ready. Okay, awesome. I do also work with a company, but right

Now we're not doing anything. We're not doing much of anything right now. Let me get a little bit further back here. Let me get a little further back here, and then we'll just hang out here and watch the sun get low. We'll watch the lights come on here. Looks like Ruby's closing up for the evening. I guess that's the only thing that sucks about coming out here now is not much to do right now other than food and drink. It's the 60s there in Maryland. Yes, then I would say it's 55 here in good old Coney. I thought there was a wind, but it looks like we have lost the wind, which is nice because I kind of want to ride my bike home against the wind here at West 15th Street. They disconnected the Wi-Fi on the jump. Boom, boom. Okay, I guess we're not going to see the parachute lights turn on. We'll give them 15 more minutes. Well, we'll stroll along the boardwalk for 15

minutes here then is that a city bike all the way down here. This is like I keep on seeing city bikes down here. That's expensive. When I see everyone going home, I get a little sad, but we'll be back. I'm breaking up. Okay, am I back? Am I back? Am I back? Am I back? I have a good signal. Let's stay right here. How's the signal, guys? Am I back? I should be back. This little indicator never went down. I'm good. Good to see you, casserole. Welcome. Look, they're still partying at Rubies. I was incorrect saying they were closing down. They look quite open. Good on your end. Awesome music is pumping from Rubies. No, this is the guy with the speaker. The guy with the speaker is DJing for Rubies. It looks like they got all the barricades away, so I guess they're getting ready to close. Oh yeah, there you go. There you go. Here goes the roll gate. I'll roll gate that. I'm very happy to

report the great Danielle Mastron will be painting the roll gates at Rubies in the next few weeks, so we're gonna see another masterpiece here. [Music] As you see, a very chill vibe here in Coney. Does that say nasty? That says nasty. They put some work into this here, so I want to show it. And that's not a real palm tree. That palm tree is made of metal and stuff, and it spouts water in the summertime. Nasty, nasty. And you know it's extra nasty because they have a dollar sign for the s. Ah, walk around here for a few more minutes, and then we will bring this live stream home. Thank you so much for tuning on in. So, Jim, I should do an eight-hour radio show tomorrow, right? I should be on the radio all day from one o'clock to eight o'clock. All right, do a marathon show. I realize now that Coney Island, Jim, is like the super player, and you have to get around.

the super play. You have to get around that tonight. I would love to do it tonight, but I can't be loud tonight. Yes, Shannon, give me the night. Do I ever go to Rockaway? I go to Rockaway all the time. I just don't live stream from there. But when I do go to Rockaway, I go out to Fort Tilden, which is right there. I go out to the beach at Fort Tilden. Almost went there today to go out there, meditate, do three, four, three, four hours tonight. Do that, do the prime time show from nine o'clock to midnight. It's already what? It's already 6:30. Look at that plane contrail. Sorry, I don't believe in chemtrails, folks. It's a contrail. I love when they get lit up in the afterglow like that. So I am drinking tonight, Jim. So I wouldn't mind doing like a three, four-hour radio show tonight, but I don't know if I could be loud. That's

The whole thing can't really be loud. Do I need a DJ? I do the DJing. Always casual. Good to see you, Ray. Thank you so much for tuning on in. Your friend, Greg, does live DJ sets on Twitch. He did last night from eight o'clock. Wow, he's a 12-hour. Wow, you went to bed and woke up to him. Wow, I have done a 12-hour live stream only once. So many eight-hour live streams, but never banging out 12-hour flat live streams all the time done at once, and that was insane. But then again, your friend Greg is DJing music himself. He's not taking... Does he take requests? Pump up the reverb for the loud. That's true. I should pump up the reverb for the loud. All right, 10 minutes left in our stream. Let's say hello to the big fish, Danielle's fish. Hello, fish. And he's on camera. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I used to be on camera for the radio show back in the day.

but not anymore. Hey, DM me his link. I wanna check it, check it out. Final view here of the boardwalk before we make our way over to Surf Avenue, and then we're going to walk back to my car, aka my bicycle. It's warm out here, man. It is warm, and I'm happy this wind has died down because that means my ride home is gonna be quite easy. All right, let's walk down to Surf Avenue, see what's cooking down there. It's an insult to bikes. I call it my car because it's so damn heavy. [Laughter] It's so damn heavy, my car. All right, as the children squeak, the children are squeaking. Uh, we didn't, we couldn't ride any of these this year. Hopefully, next year, I'll see you there. I see you later there, '80s music fan. Thank you so much for hanging out. Uh, good old Cyclone. Got to ride it once, and I'm very grateful for that one ride. I want to thank everyone at Luna Park, and of course, Dig Zigging for making it

happen and coney island gym too. Coney Island making that happen also. So very grateful, very pretty sunset. Tracy may want to check out the replay. Had a beautiful view. Now we're just going to make my way over to my bike and I'm going to go home. Surf City open. Here's some rides from Victorian Gardens. Victorian Gardens, the now closed kitty park that used to be in the walman rink in Central Park. Yeah, check out the replay. I'll see you later, Tracy. Just gotta walk over here to the bike now. As it gets dark, you can hear the music off in the distance of Margarita Island. So they picked a bunch of artists to paint a bunch of different role gates here in Coney Island. The Coney Island Alliance got a bunch of artists together to paint the rogates. And here's our first art piece. We're not gonna see all of them because it's quite a walk around the neighborhood. Okay, this is kind of looks better than

what I noticed it before little silhouettes here of people dancing, but it's not as good. And I hate to say this, but it's not as good as the one you got to see next. And that's, of course, done by our friend Danielle Mastrion. Is this a no? It's not. I better say this is not the Luna Park PA set system. That is the margarita island blasting the right stuff from the new kids on the block. Some businesses here at the end of Jones Walk are open. Free refills. Look at how inviting that looks. That looks so inviting. Oh, I just want to go running down there and get me a margarita with a free refill. [Laughter] Looks just so inviting going down a dark alleyway with new kids on the block playing off in the distance. You know it's Coney Island when it's a dark scary-looking hole, a scary-looking corridor when new kids on the block playing in the distance.

coming up on our historic child's surf building. You're home of the mermaid parade, Coney Island Film Festival, burlesque at the beach, side shows by the seashore, and of course, our beloved freak bar. Gotta love those Albanians, right? Love Albanians. All right, we'll finish. I don't know how good this viewer is gonna look in the dark, but we'll see. Here's my car. Bloody hell, smells like weed right here. I don't know how good. I don't know how this is going to translate, but here's Danielle's masterpiece, her role gate. A little bit more intricate than the previous one on the Luna Park gates, but this is where we're gonna end it. This is where I'm gonna end it. I'm gonna end this right now, right here at the freak bar. That I did not have a beer at the freak bar this year. Well, in a normal sense anyway. But let's get our closing shot here of the wonder wheel where we began. Our loop has come to an end. We did it.

Guess what? I want to thank everyone for joining me for this little sunset walk around Coney Island. But from Coney Island, have yourself a fantastic Coney Island day, whether you live here or not. I want you to hug your loved ones, cherish the moments, and good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are. You just got here? Well, you're gonna have to watch the replay. I'll see you guys later, folks. Take care. Bye.

Coney Island Sunset!

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The speaker is exploring Coney Island, highlighting the unique atmosphere and open spots during COVID.

There's new street art and construction for a new ride and pavilion.

The speaker is using the Streamlabs app for the first time and invites viewers to a spooky double feature on Halloween at Coney Island USA's Facebook page.

Enjoying a Beautiful Saturday at Coney Island

The speaker had a great Saturday, riding their bike to Coney Island and feeling good.

They will be broadcasting a double feature on Coney Island USA's Facebook page on Halloween.

The conversation includes congratulations on graduating from welding school, discussing underwater welding, and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere on the pier.

Coney Island's COVID-19 Restrictions and Sunset Celebration

Coney Island is on the outskirts of a COVID hot spot, with gathering limits of 25 people, while the red zone allows only 10.

The livestream captures the beautiful sunset, coinciding with Coney Island Jim's 26th birthday.

The host shares updates on the Streamlabs app and enjoys a leisurely walk along the beach and boardwalk.

The speaker shares their thoughts on the film "Shakes the Clown," noting its New York setting and impressive cameos, including a young Adam Sandler.

They express surprise at the film's financing and its dark comedy portrayal of an alcoholic clown.

The speaker also comments on the film's 80s and 90s styling, Bobcat Goldthwait's directorial debut, and the significance of Pookaville's New York location.

Coney Island Sunset and Empty Attractions

The speaker is enjoying a Coney Island sunset and discussing the current empty state of popular New York City attractions.

Many people are saving up to visit the city, and the speaker mentions the unique experience of having these places almost to themselves.

The rides at Coney Island and other amusement parks have not opened this year, but the speaker is hopeful for a reopening soon.

The speaker is offering a two-hour online walking tour of the Brooklyn Bridge, with a focus on Coney Island, Brooklyn Bridge, and Central Park.

They mention the warm weather and the upcoming double feature at Coney Island USA on Halloween.

The speaker also invites people to contact them on Twitter for a Central Park walking tour and shares updates on the local scene, including the DJing at Ruby's and the city bikes in the area.

Danielle Mastron's Upcoming Art Project in Coney Island

Danielle Mastron will be painting the roll gates at Rubies in Coney Island soon.

The area has a unique vibe, with a metal palm tree that spouts water in the summer.

The live streamer is considering doing an eight-hour radio show and has plans to check out Fort Tilden and Surf Avenue before heading home on their bicycle.

The narrator expresses gratitude for a beautiful sunset and shares their journey through Coney Island, highlighting art installations by local artists.

They mention the inviting atmosphere of nearby businesses and the historic significance of the child's surf building.

The walk concludes at the freak bar, with a closing shot of the wonder wheel and a heartfelt farewell to the viewers.