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“It will take a catastrophe before anything changes,” lamented local Tara Quinn.

Topic: sportsRegion: north americaUpdated: i1 outletsSources: 1Spectrum: Right OnlyFiltered: US/Canada (1/1)· Clear⏱ 2 min read
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Top NYC selfie spot battered by thousands of daily tourists braces for World Cup: ‘Sheer chaos’ An already overrun selfie spot in Brooklyn that’s battered by thousands of tourists a day is about to become even more of a chaotic mess with the World Cup this summer, frantic locals told The Post. The world-class view of the Manhattan Bridge in trendy DUMBO has drawn busload after busload of visitors to Washington Street daily since the spot went viral as a picture-perfect backdrop a few years ago.
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  • But disgruntled locals said their complaints have fallen on deaf ears — which will only spell out more trouble for the picturesque neighborhood come this summer.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT

This development falls within the broader context of Sports activity in North America.

Current reporting indicates: The world-class view of the Manhattan Bridge in trendy DUMBO has drawn busload after busload of visitors to Washington Street daily since the spot went viral as a picture-perfect backdrop a few years ago. “It’s a great community, it’s certainly open to the world,” she said. “But it’s sheer chaos.” The community — where the median asking monthly rent for a one-bedroom tops $5,200 — has repeatedly called for more security patrols, trash clean-ups and illegal vending crackdowns.

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Top NYC selfie spot battered by thousands of daily tourists braces for World Cup: ‘Sheer chaos’ An already overrun selfie spot in Brooklyn that’s battered by thousands of tourists a day is about to become even more of a chaotic mess with the World Cup this summer, frantic locals told The Post.

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