The Jet Star roller coaster was a popular part of Seaside Heights in New Jersey. Built in the 1970s, it ran until 2012 when it faced Super Storm Sandy.
After that, the owners tried to restore it, but it was considered too expensive and difficult. It was left alone for a few years, but was finally demolished to leave room for future projects.
The last recorded use of SS America was in 1994. 54 years earlier, in 1940, the U.S. ship first came into the water. After more than half a century, it found its destination when it sank on Garcey Beach in the Canary Islands.
In the 25 years since it has stood by the rocks, visitors can see it peacefully resting and gently rocking the waves. Unfortunately, most of its exterior has been eroded and destroyed.
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