jeff Klocke

Director of Sales and Marketing, Pacific Park at the Santa Monica Pier

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Director of Sales and Marketing, Pacific Park at the Santa Monica Pier

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The  Ferris Wheel   on the Santa Monica Pier is one of Southern California’s popular tourist attractions - or it was  until today.

Santa Monica Pier’s Ferris Wheel Headed for Oklahoma

The Ferris Wheel on the Santa Monica Pier is one of Southern California’s popular tourist attractions - or it was until today.

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