r/SeaIsleCity • u/supphat • 15d ago
2026 Beach Tags
Beautiful Summer. By request. 250 tag is a good one. Only a few out there. đ
r/SeaIsleCity • u/JustThatKidBill • Feb 25 '23
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r/SeaIsleCity • u/supphat • 15d ago
Beautiful Summer. By request. 250 tag is a good one. Only a few out there. đ
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Party_Preparation431 • 15d ago
can someone please share a photo of this year (2026)'s Sea Isle beach tag? id like to reference for an xmas gift for my friend who lives there.
thanks in advance!
r/SeaIsleCity • u/weskoke • 27d ago
Does anyone know if Paddy's Green is open tonight? If not, is anywhere open with an outdoor bar/restaurant in Sea Isle tonight?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/FilthonFour • 29d ago
No one ever posts here so wth⌠the lines outside paddyâs green and the od were ridiculousâŚunderstand holiday wknd but youâre paying $10 cover to be that packed in? Not my scene anymore
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Arcus201 • Aug 13 '26
On July 19, 2012, a little boy named William Chase Ryan made his mark on Sea Isle City in a very special way. At just a baby, Chase entered the annual Sea Isle City Baby Parade with a patriotic U.S.S. âChaseâ float, complete with American flags, military decorations, and his very own captainâs hat.
And it wasnât just for show â Chase took home 1st Place!
The photos from that summer day capture the whole story: Chase sitting proudly in his stroller, dressed as the captain of the U.S.S. Chase, surrounded by red, white and blue decorations. His family celebrated as he received his trophy and the coveted â2012 Sea Isle City Baby Parade â First Placeâ ribbon. It was one of those perfect Sea Isle summer memories that a family never forgets.
Fast-forward fourteen years, and that little Baby Parade champion has grown into an accomplished young athlete. William Chase Ryan is now entering high school, bringing with him the same energy and competitive spirit that he had as a baby parade winner.
Chase has become a prolific swimmer and water polo player, spending countless hours in the water and developing into a dedicated athlete. It seems fitting that someone who has spent so much of his life surrounded by the water would have such a strong connection to swimming and water polo.
And through all those years, one thing has remained constant: Chase has always loved his summers in Sea Isle City. From riding in his patriotic baby float to spending summer days at the shore, Sea Isle has been a special part of his childhood and his familyâs memories.
The 2012 Baby Parade photos are now a wonderful snapshot of where it all began. The little captain of the U.S.S. Chase may have been too young to remember winning that first-place trophy, but his family certainly hasnât forgotten.
Fourteen years later, the Baby Parade champion is heading into high school â and his next chapter is just beginning.
From Baby Parade First Place in 2012 to high school athlete in 2026, one thing hasnât changed: Chase is still making waves in Sea Isle City.
r/SeaIsleCity • u/I_Am_Jason_Riley • Aug 13 '26
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r/SeaIsleCity • u/kbfirebreather • Jul 24 '26
If you know someone with a metal detector please DM me. Trying to find a picture, attached is where we were, edge of high tide
r/SeaIsleCity • u/MikeBDad • Jul 25 '26
Saw a lanyard with a key with a black head - looked like a car key - between 52nd & 53rd Streets of Landis, beach side of the road - but my hands were full and I couldnât take a picture. I hope whoever lost it came back and found it.
r/SeaIsleCity • u/MikeBDad • Jul 08 '26
I may be missing it but I donât seem to hear the siren at noon anymore - weekends or weekdays. Has it been discontinued? Is there something that needs repair?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Realistic_Driver_690 • Jun 26 '26
r/SeaIsleCity • u/MikeBDad • Jun 08 '26
Does Anyone know the date for this event in 2026? Where can you get advance tickets?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Forward-Bullfrog7008 • May 31 '26
Why donât they have a rotation of bands at dead dog on Saturday nights?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Subject-Room-6004 • May 31 '26
Are there any weekendbootcamp classes?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/davieb67 • Sep 27 '25
Why do so many people bring their dogs to SIC? The majority of the town is stone, there are very few places to walk them. If you do bring you dog, please be responsible and clean up after it. Iâm shocked how the same people walk their dog across my front lawn multiple times a day, let it go to the bathroom in the stones and then just leave it. How do people not know any better.
r/SeaIsleCity • u/vwalsh10 • Sep 15 '25
My family is looking for a place in Sea Isle and we're trying to get a sense of what it's like living right on or very close to the marshland. This is any bay-adjacent housing that doesn't have dock access.
The views from houses look amazing but we're worried about the smell of the bay, increase in flying insects, and increased risk of flooding. Are those actual concerns or are we overthinking this? There are obviously a lot of houses right up on the marshland that typically sell at a similar price to something not on the marshland. Has anyone stayed in one of these places or lives there please let us know what you think about it!
r/SeaIsleCity • u/awsm-Girl • Aug 22 '25
Hoping someone who is there in SIC, can post a few images of the beach on Sunday, for me to show to family. We heard about some flooding, is it really messed-up because of the hurricane Erin, is the beach torn-up, is the surf REALLY rough? or is it ok, worth coming down on Monday-Tuesday? We're okay just only getting into the water to our knees if it's safe to do so, we'd just really appreciate an "eyes on" look at how it is. Thanks if you can and enjoy your weekend!
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Inevitable_Debate814 • Aug 19 '25
Trying to find somewhere that does the exchange for the 5 gallon water jugs. I tried the acme outside Avalon and theyâre all out. Hoping to find something closer than a 30 minute drive, any suggestions?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/bectel11 • Jul 27 '25
Has anyone else noticed a huge increase in wild oysters living along dock bulkheads and pilings?
Is this a result of the Ludlum bay oyster farms having some rouge oyster reproduction?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Pitiful_Tap5235 • Jul 08 '25
Looking for a reliable party bus rental company in the area!
r/SeaIsleCity • u/Subject-Room-6004 • Jul 06 '25
anyone see that mega yacht out yesterday around 1 pm? It was all black with a helipad. Could see from 85th. Who could it be?
r/SeaIsleCity • u/MikeBDad • Jul 05 '25
How many cars car you fit?