Discover the iconic Wildwoods Boardwalk by using the Wildwoods Tram Car app.
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| 名前 | Wildwood |
|---|---|
| バージョン | 1.5 |
| アップデート | 2024年08月31日 |
| サイズ | 29 MB |
| カテゴリー | 旅行＆地域 |
| インストール | 5千+ |
| 開発元 | DigitalBrandsInc.com |
| Android OS | Android 5.0+ |
| Google Play ID | com.wildwood |
Wildwood · スクリーンショット
Wildwood · 説明
Discover the iconic Wildwoods Boardwalk by using the Wildwoods Tram Car app. This new cashless tram payment App makes it simpler, safer and more convenient then ever to ride the tram car.
Download the NEW Wildwoods Tram Car App now and enjoy amazing features that include:
-Go Cashless with touch free transactions: no cash, no problem. The Tram Car app makes it easier than ever to pay right through the app. The receipt is sent directly to your email.
-Track all tram cars in real-time: Enjoying dinner at your favorite boardwalk restaurant...no rush. Check the app to see when the next tram car will arrive.
-Discounts and Giveaways are available so don’t miss out!
Tram Cars operate during the season along the two miles of the Wildwoods Boardwalk from 16th Street in North Wildwood to Cresse Avenue at the Wildwood/Wildwood Crest end.
The yellow and blue trams have been traversing the boards since June 11, 1949. They were originally built for the 1939 New York World’s Fair and brought to Five Mile Beach by
S.B. Ramagosa.
Download the NEW Wildwoods Tram Car App now and enjoy amazing features that include:
-Go Cashless with touch free transactions: no cash, no problem. The Tram Car app makes it easier than ever to pay right through the app. The receipt is sent directly to your email.
-Track all tram cars in real-time: Enjoying dinner at your favorite boardwalk restaurant...no rush. Check the app to see when the next tram car will arrive.
-Discounts and Giveaways are available so don’t miss out!
Tram Cars operate during the season along the two miles of the Wildwoods Boardwalk from 16th Street in North Wildwood to Cresse Avenue at the Wildwood/Wildwood Crest end.
The yellow and blue trams have been traversing the boards since June 11, 1949. They were originally built for the 1939 New York World’s Fair and brought to Five Mile Beach by
S.B. Ramagosa.
