We go to Morey's every year and the kids love it, we can't wait til next year! They have Roller coasters for almost everyone, Boy Scout weekend is very reasonable, especially with the camping on the beach.

We've been going here for years and the rides never get old. They added a few new rides over the years which are worth visiting. Sometimes you can get a deal but most of the time you pay the full price but if you spend all day it's worth it. The water parks are great too. The boardwalk itself is... More

We had a few hours to kill while we were staying in historic Cape May so we headed over to Wildwood. The boardwalk is typical (arcades, t-shirt shops, knickknack shops, ice cream and funnel cakes etc...) with a nice walk, or you can rent bikes, to Morey's Pier. The Pier has games and rides for all ages. We were there... More

We were there off-season on a Saturday. Many of the rides were not open yet. The wristbands were still $35, no discount. That's crazy! Ticketing staff were quite rude to my husband, who just had a few questions. They are the only game in town, so, no choice!

This is great place to take your kids for rides and amusements...once you put the seedy t-shirt vendors at your back, and walk out toward the water, you become part of the Morey's Pier experience. The one pier has mostly stuff for little ones, and the more teen friendly rides are on a separate pier. This makes it very nice... More

The kids really liked this spot. Ran thier legs off. Clean, average prices and a lot to do. Helpful staff. If in the area, I highly reccomend this spot.

Great place to take the family! We go every year. They also have lockers to put your stuff when you are enjoying the waterpark.

We always hit the rides every year. Only thing you need to watch is that in September off season the piers close early on Sunday and are sometimes not open on Friday nights.

This is one of the family traditions when we go to the shore. Our kids LOVE the rides! There are tons of things for the kids to do on each and every pier!