Popped in to take a look even though I'm a long-time Cape May visitor. The place serves a number of…read moredifferent purposes including a bus stop, a ferry shuttle stop, headquarters of Revolution Rail, and information center. The information was kind of sparse, but I enjoyed gathering information from the video screens. (Who knew Cape May had its own TV channel?) By the way, the bathrooms were clean and not crowded.

Things the Cape May Welcome Center has: -Maps…read more-Information on Cape May -Vending machines -Restrooms -An extremely irritable employee who does not like children I had one of the only bad experiences I have ever had in Cape May at - ironically - the Welcome Center today. It was the last day of our time in Cape May. We had spent two weeks with my husband's family, who had flown in from England and whom we hadn't seen in a year and a half, and the adults were feeling rather somber. The two middle kids - boys ages 2 1/2 and 5 1/2 - were picking up on the mood and behaving more rambunctiously than usual. We took our relatives to the Welcome Center - which doubles, essentially, as the bus depot - to say goodbye, as they were taking a bus to Philly to catch their flight. I stepped out to get some drinks and snacks for the trip, and when I returned, the boys were definitely keyed up - running about the Center and making more noise than I personally would have allowed (they were being supervised by my sister-in-law and a family friend, and in their defense, the Center had no other visitors at the time and the kids were not shouting or being destructive in any way). I had literally JUST walked in and was in the middle of saying, "Boys, you need to calm down," when one of the employees stood and SHOUTED at our family friend, "GET THEM UNDER CONTROL OR GET THEM OUT!!!" I was absolutely flabbergasted. I apologized immediately, got the kids quiet, and as soon as my son again began to trot across the (still empty) Center, I immediately escorted him outside. I have no patience whatsoever for whiny, bratty, or out of control kids, nor am I the type of parent who makes excuses for her kids' bad behavior - I fully agree they were being overactive and he had every right to say something. But for an employee at at Welcome Center, of all places, to stand and shout, rather than ask us politely (at least the first time), was simply rude and unprofessional. He should be just as embarrassed about his behavior as I was about my kids' - maybe more so, given that he's the adult and should have better control over himself. Bottom line: in spite of the cute "put your face here" mermaid and pilot stand ups at the Cape May Welcome Center (and bus depot), it is apparently no place for kids.

Best Beaches. Clean Streets. Nice playgrounds for kids. Feeling that it is safely police patrolled…read morein summer. The addition of the " You are going this speed" on Pacific is a nice reminder those in a hurry to slow down. And best of all New Jersey Avenue repaving is done and Sunset Lake area redo is pretty.

Wildwood Crest is a nice place to stay if you are vacationing in the Wildwood's. The beaches are…read morebar-none, and the area is quiet, filled with fellow tourists, and a pleasant place to be.

One of the best Delaware beaches for grown folks. Friendly beach goers, parking is free from…read more September 16th to May 15th. Do your research before staying here. Off season there is so much to do! Cool boardwalk! They have Thrashers, Candy Kitchen. Lots of souvenir shops, public restrooms and they are clean!! Pizza faves are here: Grottos. Nicolas and Louies. Louies is now my favorite! Pay attention to the rural roads at night when you're leaving. Definitely will return.

I was legally parked and had paid, nonetheless their parking enforcement gave me a $52 ticket for…read morenot parking "head in" even though the sign at the parking spot said nothing about that (see pic). I discovered their predatory parking team had conveniently obstructed the few signs indicating this requirement in distant dark corners or obstructed their view by blocking them with construction cones or virtually burying them at ankle level. I'm never coming back to Rehoboth, I'll spend my money elsewhere. Good job City of Rehoboth Beach!

Recieved a letter that states my child's wages were taken away from her and must have been…read moremistakenly reported. This is not the case bc she is a child model/actor and had a valid income. The rep was extremely rude and stated "what kind of earnings is a 5 year going to have?" in a rude and judgmental tone. He then started reading "policy" and stated must be bc she is under 6 which has literally nothing to do with the letter I received. I asked to speak to a manager and he refused to let me saying he gave me the answer and I can come into to the office. He refused to allow me to even speak or tell him what specifically the letter states bc he continued to cut me off as I was talking. He then hung up on me. I called back and he hung up on me again before answering. I will report this to corporate office. Who employs these incompetent people?

I went to the website to schedule a meeting at my local SS office in West Chester, PA. I could not…read morelocate it. When I went to the SSA website, it asked me a series of questions before scheduling, the end result of which is that I never set up the meeting. So I had to call the office and get it done over the phone, which was very incovenient. I never did find out how to schedule a meeting.

Veterans Day 2018 celebration and rededication of the monument!…read more We sat on the porch of our b&b and enjoyed this year's Veterans Day celebration and re-dedication of this monument.

I got soul, but I'm not a Soldier's Monument…read more The Soldier's Monument is a beautiful peaceful Serene and understated Monument right in the heart of sleepy Cape May New Jersey. Sleepy except in the summer months of course, which is probably when you will see it if you come to this town for a holiday. It's right in the middle of the old district with all the beautiful houses and serves as a poignant reminder of all of the tragic battles and lives that have been lost.

I made an appointment online for a name change and was able to fill out the application online…read moreprior to going in for my appointment. The only issue was they only had availability 45 days out. When I arrived the day of the appointment, I checked in and only waited about 5 minutes before I was called to a window for assistance. I showed my required documents and got my new card within 3 days of my appointment!

Getting ready to retire. Spent the past four months planning my social security benefits, pension…read morepayments, etc. I must say that dealing with the SSA has been an absolute NIGHTMARE! The rudeness, wrong answers, and general sense that some of these employees could care less about their jobs has been overwhelming. I was trying to do an over-the-phone application for benefits and I was disconnected with no callback! I was actually crying! Maybe their staffing has been reduced and they are overwhelmed, but this is no way to treat a senior citizen who has worked hard her whole life and is now trying to retire. Yesterday, Brittany from the Mt. Laurel Office turned all this around. She answered my questions, particularly those about retro payments, with a clear, simple explanation. She was pleasant to deal with. I did not feel like I was speaking to someone who was only reading from a script. I felt like I was dealing with a human being who understood my frustration and tried to help. Brittany, I can't give you a raise (I would if I could), I can only give you a pat on the back. However, if SSA has any brains in their head, they will find out what you did that turned around an angry, frustrated customer, and implement a better training program for their employees. Thank you for everything!

I couldn't live without them, literally! Anytime I have needed to talk to them I can quickly get…read morethrough and reach a friendly helpful person.

As an adult, there is a certain rights of passage that one must endure,…read more 1: The DMV and the 2nd: SSC office. Here's the thing, Since I moved to NJ, both of these Gov't facilities have been pretty easy to work with, fast and the staff friendly.... I KNOW!! Anyway- Mini-Me "misplaced" her Social Security Card and we decided to head to this location at 11:30am, no appointment, no call ahead to see if they were packed, we just walked in, looked around- it was standing room only, no seats it was PACKED!! we took a number and waited- this was gonna be alll dayyy longgg- hours and hours, this is what nightmares are made of- but NO!! a whole 15 minutes passed and our number was up on the LED board and we were being called to the window-- that's right 15 minutes!! I seriously couldn't deal, it was incredible. Mini-Me handed in her paper, ID's and that's it, The Social Security lady behind the bullet proof glass window, told Mini-Me her card would be sent to her in the mail and she would receive it in a week or two-- but no, exactly 3 days... it was in the mail.. again, amazed.

Hey bro, that sexy lingerie you're wearing won't make you look like a superhero. But this Cape May…read more The Cape May historical district is one of the prettiest areas of the entire United States to wander around. It's walkable for most of the year except in the bitter winter months, in which case you'd have to wrap up very warm and keep the walk to a minimum. The summer sunlight and the gentle colours of Spring and Autumn are the best complement to these gorgeous coloured houses anyway. You might describe this as paradise, especially if you like history and the kind of buildings that you associate with Postcard Row in San Francisco. The whole center of town is filled with them, and many number of streets are lined with perfect gorgeous multicolored old Victorian style houses. It gives the town such a wonderful charm and makes it such a wonderful destination to visit on the East Coast. While you are in town make sure you try the ice cream delights at Fine Fellows.

We visited Cape May the weekend before New Year's Eve since we had heard that it was nicely…read moredecorated for the holidays. This quaint little beach town with its Victorian houses and little local stores along cobblestone streets was so pleasant to walk and enjoy. The entire town was decorated in holiday lights, snowmen, reindeer and even the grinch! The center of town had a large lighted Christmas tree in a gazebo in a small park. Everything is walking distance and the local bars, restaurants and bed n breakfast inns are all In close proximity. Congress hall is a great breakfast place as well as Uncle Bills pancake house where we had an amazing breakfast at a great price. The Virginia hotel is a great place to stay and the dining experience is 5 star! Everyone was friendly and the town was clean and just overall pretty. For a beach town it was pretty busy and full for the holidays! There were tour buses which sounded like people were having a great time on with music and laughter! I guess I'll check it out again during the next 3 seasons! A nice, quick and relaxing weekend getaway!