America’s oldest carousel, The Flying Horses, opened for the season on Saturday.
The Oak Bluffs landmark was packed on Easter Sunday, with crowds waiting in line to ride the carousel, munch on popcorn or play the arcade games.
America’s oldest carousel, The Flying Horses, opened for the season on Saturday.
The Oak Bluffs landmark was packed on Easter Sunday, with crowds waiting in line to ride the carousel, munch on popcorn or play the arcade games.

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