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Mother Nature has the potential to make a large event at the beach in the middle of winter quite difficult.

When President Trump comes to Wildwood on January 28th for a rally with Congressman Jeff Van Drew, tens of thousands of people will flood into the city and with that comes a large price tag. So, who pays for it all?

If you have a ticket to attend his rally the Mayor of Wildwood says get ready for long lines, heavy security and you might not even be allowed inside the building

Are tickets still available? Do they guarantee entry? How about hotel prices? We dug for answers.

If you were going to see President Trump at his rally in Wildwood, what would you say to him?

The newly sworn-in mayor of Wildwood is a Democrat but says President Trump's rally will be a historic one that will benefit the Jersey Shore resort municipality.

President Trump accomplished something rare in politics and world diplomacy Wednesday. He effectively stood up to our enemy and silenced his critics in one speech.

Van Drew is no more a Republican than Steve Sweeney or Phil Murphy, for that matter. And his vote against impeachment was irrelevant to boot.

It seems like everyone has tickets to attend the rally in Wildwood at the end of January with President Trump and Rep. Jeff Van Drew. But do those tickets guarantee entry?

The Trump/Pence campaign announced a rally with President Donald Trump will be held in Wildwood on Tuesday, January 28th.