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Growing up stinks. We are forced to leave behind so much in order to mature, playtime ends. Toys and coloring become school and reading, which then become work and and family. But one of the few things we get to keep are memories. What better way to build those wonderful memories and also relive our own then with the boardwalk? One of the most well known of these summer time attractions are Morey’s Piers at Wildwood, NJ. I personally have every single summer vacation there from birth through age 15 (when I started to travel on my own) as well as spending lots of special occasions there, such as homecoming and prom.
Morey’s Piers are a total of 3 piers, packed with over 100 rides and attractions including 2 water parks and a wide array of restaurants and concessions, games of chance and games of skill (who doesn’t want to win that giant stuffed animal?)
The first stop of any visit to Morey’s piers should begin a little before lunch time, just in time to spoil that lunch with some fries from Curley’s washed down with some fresh squeezed lemonade. The fries are freshly cut, thick and like no other. Many try to imitate, but none can hold a candle to them.
Then the fun starts, of course nothing too spin-y or bumpy. But maybe a nice Ferris Wheel ride or Seagull cycle to start out then work our way up to the Sea Serpent coaster and Mini Scooter bumper cars.
Eventually, you will get hungry again, fries being filling though they were. Hit up Jumbo’s, one of the classic boardwalk spots. Jumbo’s specializes in fresh seafood, steaks, pizza, and the famous Chef Willy’s Cuban spiced fries. Jumbo’s is a great way to end a long day either in their indoor dining room or heated outdoor dining area. Both of which are staffed by willing and attentive staff.
Gotta love those Wildwood Days.
Indeed you DO “gotta love those Wildwood days.”
I live in Philly, so as you probably know, Wildwood is like the only destination for us folks. 😉
I LOVE Wildwood so so so much. I still want to spend every summer there. Trying to figure out how to make that happen. LOL.
o wow how awesome is this! my daughter would have a blast with this
What an amazing and fun place! Love the smiles! I know my kids would love to visit there. We’ll have to make sure we visit here if we are ever in the area.
He is sooooo cute ! Looks like a fantastic place and I know my two boys would have a fantastic time there.
This looks like a lot of fun! My toddler would love this.
How wonderful to get to share your memories with your son! Looks like a fun day!