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"Phoenix Open Faces Crowd Control Challenges and Alcohol Restrictions"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN

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The Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale had to close its gates and briefly halt alcohol sales due to overcrowding, marking the first time the tournament had to turn away ticket holders. Despite less-than-ideal weather, massive crowds flocked to the event, with up to 200,000 fans packing the Stadium Course. The rowdy atmosphere, particularly at the stadium 16th hole, led to a woman suffering non-life-threatening injuries after falling, raising concerns about safety and alcohol consumption at the event.

"Tourists Reveal America's Busiest Beaches: Top 10 Revealed"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY

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Florida Panhandle analyzed 450 popular beaches in the US to determine the 10 most crowded ones based on visitor reviews. Waikiki Beach in Hawaii topped the list, followed by Manatee Public Beach in Florida and Golden Gardens Park in Washington. Main Beach and Arroyo Burro County Beach Park, both in California, rounded out the top five. These beaches, while beautiful, may not be ideal for those seeking a serene beach retreat due to their high levels of crowding.

"Living in New York: A Hellish Experience or Urban Paradise?"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail

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A TikToker who lived in New York City for two years shared her honest review of the city, highlighting the amazing food and cool people, but also pointing out the high living expenses, difficulty in finding affordable apartments, and ongoing issues with mice. She mentioned the lack of peace and quiet, the crowded and dirty streets, and the challenge of grocery shopping in the city. Despite the challenges, she acknowledged that living in New York City can be a transformative experience, but wanted to provide a realistic perspective as it is often glamorized.