From kiddie rides to thrilling roller coaster along with everything in between. Waterparks with water slides and lazy rivers to cool off on during the daytime hours and 3 piers of entertaining amusements to explore in the afternoon until late at night. Morey’s Piers offers endless entertainment for all ages. We loved this hotel! Gorgeous views of the beach, a fantastic heated pool, and a game room for families! The food at their in house restaurant is delish and affordable too! So convenient!!! We drove to the central boardwalk area each day to hit the amusements and water parks as we were already getting tons of walking on the boards at night and exercise running on the boardwalk each morning. We stayed at the Port Royal Hotel, which was actually located officially in Wildwood Crest – but still only 1 mile from the start of the boardwalk.

When you book at one of their 4 hotels, you’ll be able to save on your amusement and water park tickets too as you can get a multi-day pass. Morey’s Piers actually owns 4 fantastic hotel options all within a short distance or literally steps from the boardwalk. There are lots of places to stay in Wildwood and I absolutely love the retro vibe of this beach town. We spent 2 nights and 2 days there but honestly felt like we packed in all kinds of fun – however there is so much to do we are now planning to return in August as we liked it so much!!! Depending on your budget you could go for just a quick get away or a full week – and adjust your “Morey’s Piers” tickets according to how often the kids or adults want to do the amusements or enjoy the waterpark options. There is so much fun to be had at Morey’s Piers in Wildwood – think mini golf, thrilling amusement rides, kiddie amusements, a giant Ferris Wheel, and a fabulous waterpark!!!! And let’s not forget the giant playground that is the Beach! Thanks to Morey’s Piers for hosting us for a fun family weekend getaway to the Jersey shore. From the sandy beach to the exciting amusements, we had a fabulous time soaking up the sun, hitting the boardwalk and riding the wild rides. FANTASTIC family vacation destination for a summer fun weekend at the shore! Take a peek at some of the highlights from our weekend in the Wildwoods exploring Morey’s Piers on the boardwalk. Cal amusement/theme parks, as those should be taken as a given.Have you ever been to Morey’s Piers at the Wildwood Boardwalk? For all my Philadelphia, New York City, and Mid Atlantic friends, we were beyond impressed with our weekend stay with Morey’s Piers in Wildwood.

I'm certain there are a few others - but I remember (at least) a little bit of each one listed here - if not a great deal from my fav's: Cedar Point Elitch's and Kennywood - fer sure. Major, thanks for the nice intro and allowing me the opportunity to share my collection with your readers.Īlthough there's a bit more 'blurring' than individually-isolated memories, here's a list of parks from memory: Santa Cruz Cedar Point Elitch Gardens (the original location) Lakeside Lake Compounce King's Island/Dominion Americana (LeSourdsville) Lake Amusement Park Busch Gardens: The Dark Continent/The Old Country Six Flags Over: Texas, Georgia both Marriott parks Astroworld Mountain Park Lincoln Park Paragon Park Canobie Lake Conneaut Lake Amusement Park Kennywood (of course-!!) Coney Island Rye & Rockaway Playland Dorney Park Great Adventure Knoebels Grove Seabreeze Darien Lake Canada's Wonderland West Edmonton Mall Crystal Beach Amusement Park Hershey Park and Lakemont Park. For amusements in Wildwood today, it’s Morey’s Piers that visitors go to.Ĭhiana_Chat, I'm so glad you enjoyed these and am happy to see you commenting here again. There were plans to restore the “Golden Nugget Mine” which never came to be, however the mechanical guts, track and vehicles were sold to Knoebels Amusement Park (a place known for resurrecting classic attractions) and is now open and operating as “Black Diamond”. TokyoMagic!, from what I understand, the pier is still standing, but the amusements are gone. I’d love to hear of your experiences and memories of these places if you’ve been. For me, with several of the parks featured in my postcard collection, it’s either a case of I haven't been to a specific park or it has been so long ago that my memories are faded. Nanook, I assume you've been to many parks on your ACE trips.

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