Playland: Kaih Beach (NE)

Playland: Jackson Island (shown as Playland-Kaih Beach on transit signage until 2012) or simply known as Playland is a 140-acre, abandoned theme park that ran from 1972 to 2012 located next to Kaih Beach that has been closed and is undergoing a rebuild since Hurricane Sandy struck the state in August 2012. It was under the same property agreement as '''Kaih Beach. Kaih Beach''' was split from the property agreement in 2013 and temporarily relocated to the West Jackson Island Shore until 2018 when it returned to the northern part of Kaih Avenue. While still apart of the Playland franchise, it is the only functioning part of the park as of October 2018.

Hurricane Sandy Impact
In 2012, the park was closed for the day following the predicted impact of Hurricane Sandy. The bus terminal was shut down and boarded up to protect it from the high winds, and the parks drainage system was activated. Kaih Beach was evacuated at this point as well. When the storm hit, Playland's drainage system suffered an electrical failure and stopped draining due to the electrical boxes not being protected correctly. This caused water to back up into the park, destroying most of the rides on ground level. The water also spilled over into the bus terminal, destroying the sidewalk, signage, and bus shelters as well as the ground. After the storm had passed the next day, inspectors from City Hall came to view the damage. Kaih Beach was completely destroyed and was underwater, most of Playland's rides were destroyed by salt water, most notably The Dragon roller coaster, a roller coaster that has been in service for 30 years, and Sky Flier, the newest addition to the park in over 10 years. Kaih Avenue also suffered damage due to it being close to the Hudson River.

In order to restore transit service as soon as possible, Q10 buses were temporarily rerouted from Kaih Avenue and operated to Sabri RR Station, and the Q91 was temporarily suspended for 2 weeks.