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Subject: I thought that was one of the main reasons they moved was because Boardwalk Hall was not equipped to deal with television production. Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:53:29 10/22/24 Tue Author Host/IP: syn-065-188-072-036.wifi.spectrum.com/65.188.72.36 In reply to: Hotels put the girls and the chaperones up and fed them. Great hospitality and media coverage. 's message, "I disagree. There is still the boardwalk and the show us your shoes parade will never be as much fun as it was in Atlantic City. 100,000 people came out for that event. They sold hundreds of program books, every hotel was sold out. Boardwalk hall offered a television ready venue and a magnificent runway" on 19:32:38 10/21/24 Mon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date It might have been the expense of getting the hall ready .the cost of the tickets to do so maybe with no financial help from AC The last year it was there it was not nearly as full as it used to be. The Prelim nights were really down in attendance. I also think MAO was charging lot for season tickets packages (NT) But I still miss walking into that huge arena for a few hours enjoying pageant fun. (ec2-3-236-188-186.compute-1.amazonaws.com/3.236.188.186) 11:26:24 10/22/24 Tue It has always been my understanding that Boardwalk Hall had to be equipped each year for TV...that it was not "TV Ready." However, they televise basketball tournaments in there sometimes and I would think that would have to be more difficult than a pageant. As for the attendance at Miss America, it DEFINITELY went down those last few years. (NT) -- No name, 09:56:54 10/23/24 Wed (216-98-91-178.access.naxs.com/216.98.91.178) There was nothing wrong with AC. It was economically better. Hoping it goes back home soon. (NT) -- No name, 10:21:44 10/23/24 Wed (NoHost/50.238.202.90) Many cities are "dumps" a couple of streets off the main attractions. I would think the city offcials would welcome it back again. It doesn't need to be as grand as in the past, but surely it can improve. (NT) -- Lee, 11:13:12 10/23/24 Wed (c-73-191-114-245.hsd1.de.comcast.net/73.191.114.245) Boardwalk Hall was NOT TV ready. They even had to bring in their own extension cords, and it always had high production costs, even back in the heyday of Miss America. (NT) -- No name, 22:40:49 10/23/24 Wed (c-98-220-13-180.hsd1.il.comcast.net/98.220.13.180)