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Anonymous wrote:NP. Is there hurricane damage in the Naples/Marco Island area? Considering a spring break trip there.

No.

Op- no it’s fine here. No evidence of hurricane other than the pier

Anonymous wrote:NP. Is there hurricane damage in the Naples/Marco Island area? Considering a spring break trip there.

No.

Anonymous wrote:NP. Is there hurricane damage in the Naples/Marco Island area? Considering a spring break trip there.

Whatever damage there was has been taken care of.

NP. Is there hurricane damage in the Naples/Marco Island area? Considering a spring break trip there.

We too are very disappointed by the fire works cancellation as its been a go to place for us for years, especially now with grandchildren because the fireworks took place at around 7pm. This year we will just go down to the beach with a lot of friends and have a sunset party and then back to our house for an early dinner. The city cancelled it because it was too popular and created crowds. Hello!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:There will be fireworks on Fort Myers Beach. You can come in from the Naples side and probably see them from any beach.

Thanks! Can we see them from the Naples beach?

We’re also considering a night at great wolf lodge to celebrate

I think you can see the fort meyers fireworks from the lowdermilk park beach, but I am not positive. Naples has a great children's museum, the Zoo, downtown/pier/beach area is great with the lights for the holidays.

Anonymous wrote:There will be fireworks on Fort Myers Beach. You can come in from the Naples side and probably see them from any beach.

Thanks! Can we see them from the Naples beach?

We’re also considering a night at great wolf lodge to celebrate

There will be fireworks on Fort Myers Beach. You can come in from the Naples side and probably see them from any beach.

We're going to be in Naples too and I was disappointed that the fireworks were cancelled. The new plan is just to go to the beach for the sunset. If you want crowds, there will be a lot of activity by the pier even though the pier has not been repaired after Ian. Other than that, my kids love Naples around New Years -- the beach, boating, kayaking & the zoo are all hits.

We’re visiting grandpa with 4 kids ages 12 and under and just realized the annual fireworks are cancelled. Any ideas for what else to do to celebrate? Thanks!