Nearly two months after Hurricane Ian, Naples attraction inches toward full reopening

Tin City’s manager and tenants look to reopen the tourist attraction and shopping destination in mid-December after massive overhaul was brought on by flooding from Hurricane Ian.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. December 3, 2022
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Tin City has been mostly shut down since after Hurricane Ian dumped brought three feet of water and mud into the property. (Stefania Pifferi )
Tin City has been mostly shut down since after Hurricane Ian dumped brought three feet of water and mud into the property. (Stefania Pifferi )
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More than two months after catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Ian nearly destroyed Tin City in Naples, the tourist and shopping destination is about ready to fully reopen.

 

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