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In-Person Lift Filming Trips Planned for 2022 & 2023

Despite Omicron & my in-person plans being switched to entirely virtual until further notice, here are the in-person trips scheduled should Omicron take a turn for the better & coronavirus transmission die down towards May 2020 levels:

2022

June 2022

June 10: 747 New Jersey Route 17 North & Paramus Park (10:00 AM)

July 2022

July 16 (If I find out I'm going to Atlantic City in August 2022): Lyndhurst, NJ (4:00 PM)
July 17 (if I find out I'm not going to Atlantic City or I haven't found out whether I'm going or not): VIRTUAL LIFT FILMING OPTION 74-78 Hound Road (6:30 AM)

August 2022

August 6-9: Atlantic City, NJ
VIRTUAL LIFT FILMING OPTION: 116-122 Hound Road (One building per day) if I am NOT going to Atlantic City

September 2022

September 9: Hynes Hall, Liberty Hall Academic Center, East Campus, STEM Building & Vaughn-Eames Hall (5:00 PM)

October 2022

October 7: Mall at Short Hills (10:30 AM)

November 2022

To Be Determined

December 2022

To Be Determined

2023

January 2023

January 7: Monmouth Mall & Freehold Raceway Mall (10:00 AM)

February 2023

To Be Determined

March 2023

To Be Determined

April 2023

To Be Determined

May 2023

To Be Determined

June 2023

June 9: Palisades Center Mall, West Nyack, NY & Palisades Marriott Hotel

July 2023

July 6-18: Kean University Graduation trip to Atlantic City, Roanoke, Charlotte & Fort Lauderdale (Massive virtual urbex showdown will serve as the alternative if there are any circumstances beyond my control which prevent me from going)

August to December 2023

To Be Determined

Final Notes

Virtual options will be supplied should coronavirus transmission rise throughout the community & should the further notice policy be unmet.
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