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Halo is set to rise at 289-301 Washington Street in Newark. Photo by Chris Fry/Jersey Digs. Developer Moshe Glatzer obtained a $90 million construction loan to finance the project earlier this year. The property, along the edge of Downtown Newark, has been razed and is currently home to a pile driver. The first phase of Halo will consist of a Guests 2 and older: Online $17.75. Box Office: $18.76. Children Under 2: Free but still require a Day Pass admission ticket. Field Station: Dinosaurs is an official Education Partner of Bergen County. A portion of every ticket sold is used for the preservation and enhancement of Bergen County Parks. A 19th-century factory complex, where the world's largest cotton thread company was headquartered until 1935, will become East Newark's new town center when renovations are complete. Scaffolding and cranes mark the beginning of the restoration of the Clark Thread Company Historic District, built along the banks of the Passaic River in 1875. Choose Your Park! New Jersey. Kansas