Settle this debate for us

"going to the shore" definitely means the boardwalk 😭

I don’t know about y’all, but I’m definitely going to the beach 🏖️ great debate though go birds

You have to be down the shore to go to the beach

If you're from the Philadelphia are it's "down the shore."

Depending on your location and where you're going to or going down

What kind of question is this. It’s shore

Always Been going down the shore...in South Jersey

and if you live at the shore if you are going to long beach island ... "over on the island" ocean city: ""the boardwalk" atlantic city "gonna go get a sub at the white house, might do something else while i'm there" seaside "I will try to make this quick, gotta go to seaside. want to get the hell out of there asap" childwood watch the tram car please Cape May "Let's go to maryland take the ferry and get some crabs"

If you say your going to the shore, you are from south Jersey & when you say your going to the beach you are from north jersey. The ironic part is New Jersey was surveyed from West to East. There is no South or North. Look it up!

@DillyPhilly215 The beach is the location the shore is where the water breaks

Whats that have to do with sports reporting? NOTHING.

He is correct and there is no other answer. The shore includes the beach. The beach is the sand and water.

curious to see the arguments for both sides

Eagle fans, what does this mean? "If it were up to me and my mom, we’d be flying the Pride flag or the Philadelphia Eagles flag." Quote taken from this article:

ummm its basically cultural differences iykyk 😆

Going down the shore means going to the town where the beach is, going to the beach means going to the beach when you’re already down the shore When I go to wildwood im going down the shore but I go to the beach to swim and tan when im already in ww

Important & timely post