This is a cute arcade on the beach of cape may. My daughter really enjoyed making a stop here she…read morehad fun.

My kids had a good time. They especially liked winning tickets to trade in for prizes that I know…read morewill soon be broken or lost. Still, it's worth the visit. My kids are old enough so that I can sit on the bench outside while they play away the money on the card I loaded.

I've been coming here since I was a baby and it's a fun spot…read more Great for people watching and having a wide variety of things to do. There is a heavy police presence at night. There are many bathrooms up and down the boardwalk. 3 piers with rides Tons of arcade games and food spots up and down the boardwalk Ramp entrances to get to the boardwalk. Tons of stores selling the same tourist stuff like wildwood hoodies etc. 10 pm curfew for unaccompanied minors. Strictly enforced

Quintessential Jersey Shore experience without all of the riffraff that comes with beach towns…read morelocated northward.

Until my recent visit, I hadn't been since I was 8 or 9 years old. Some rides have changed, some…read moreclassics never change. It seems a bit cleaner, and less threatening, though I'd still say some of the patrons are rough around the edges... all in all, there was much more of a family-friendly feel at the Piers than I remember as a kid. Back then, we'd drive from Stone Harbor to OC or Wildwood boardwalks for what I remember as tons of fun. But I grew up, and I'm no longer into rides, cotton candy, money-sucking games, etc. so I'd never visit an amusement park/carnival/boardwalk for myself, but I'll do it for a friend, or my kid. I mention that because this review will be from a mom perspective, as someone there to watch others enjoy, not really a connoisseur of amusements myself. I felt safe on the piers, and like people were out and about to enjoy themselves. People were actively going on rides, or preparing to do so. No one was loitering or trying to cause trouble (as sometimes happened back in the day). I passed a few smartallecks on the boardwalk, screwing the pedestrian flow by making people walk around them, or trying to be looked at, but no one was interested in their foolishness. Didn't seem like many people were under the influence of anything, and I was there past 10pm. Like I said, it really felt like a family ambiance, and I was pleasantly surprised. I got a tip last year from a mom on the beach that Morey's has a 40% off sale in (she said) October. But other reviews say it's December. So I looked last October and saw no sale, and my guess is it changes every year. Advice: sign up for their emails, or check their website between Oct and Dec. The 40% off is really helpful if you visit more than once, and/or have a number of people in your party, and/or like to go on lots of rides. So I missed the sale and had to buy a-la-carte full price, there on the boardwalk. Of course they do a system where it's X number of tickets per ride, designed to confuse drunk and stupid people. Annoying to say the least. Kiddie rides are 3-5 tickets each = $4.50 to $7.50 per person per ride (+ tax). Adult rides were 6-10 tickets each = $9 to $15 pp per ride (+ tax). So you'll wanna do the math for all the peeps in your party, and how many times you want to go, and how much you need for your ride fix. Or don't, and just get drunk and spend hundreds. Whatever. To put it into perspective, Disney passes are $109/pp/day, and you can easily match that here if you don't pay attention. While I definitely want my kid to have fun, there are much bigger priorities in my budget for him, so savings on this kind of entertainment are really worth it, and I will be seeking that sale later this year. For my recent visit, my toddler was able to get 2 rides with parent, and 2 kids only rides, and that was a ball for a first visit. But I know the BEGGING I used to do, so I am just waiting for that next year, lol. We didn't do any games, that is a hard no for me. I lack skills to win anything for my kid, and the prizes don't seem worth the money anyway. I realize there is a thrill in "winning" something, or having it won for you, but eh, it's just not for me. The novelty food, too, just isn't worth it. As a kid we only ever did rides because games and food were never even on my radar. It's also later in the evening/night and not really healthy to eat so late, especially for kids, so again, just not my thing. What else? Oh, parking. We parked on the street with the Wildwood app. It was like $2.50/hour. We ended up needing 2 hours, and were able to pay for just one, and get an alert when our time was running out, so we could just pay from the app, while still enjoying the boardwalk. Very simple. Our car was all safe about a block from the boardwalk, in a well lit spot. I felt safe getting back into the car with a toddler even when dark out, past 10pm. Their toll free number is really unpleasant. It's insultingly cheesy "congratulations you dialed our number, good for you" and designed to be as verbose and circuitous as possible to keep you listening to this nonsense for minutes before a menu comes up. All considered, I recommend Morey's, but advise getting tickets or passes during that 40% off sale! Enjoy, and (nose-pinched voice) "Please watch the tram car!"

It's really cute but dear God it's insanely overpriced.. $9 for a Ferris wheel ride? It's $45 for…read moremy family to take a 5 minute Ferris wheel ride and ticket packages start at $92!!

New concession in wildwood nj. Fantastic! Right on the beach. Safe & super fun. $5 for 2 rides, or…read more$20 for unlimited rides all day.

Always a Wildwood classic. If you've been here, you know it "watch the train car please watch the…read moretram car".

The Tram car should not be counted on for a return trip that starts at 16th street. I have been…read moredown all summer and fail to have a return ride back to 16th street with my handicapped wife. It is amazing.

Great family fun for.all ages. Clean fast lines and a really fun night out with the while family…read morejust make sure you get arm bands to.save.$$$$

Go find this amzing game (and Randy Senna!) over at Boardwalk Mall basement. Randy has set up a…read moreline of machines over there. It's not the same as the old place, but it's Randy, and it's fun, and who knows what the future holds? Go over and say hi to Randy, play a few games -- you'll be hooked.

We live in Oregon and often visit the Fascination parlor in Seaside, where my wife's family has…read moreplayed the game for at least four generations. When we were planning a visit to my home state, New Jersey, we wanted to go to Wildwood to play Fascination. It is two hours from where we were staying, but we had never been there. So, we looked up the hours, planned our trip, and got there when it was supposed to be open - after 4pm on a Thursday. The place was closed. We lost a whole day of our vacation trying to get to this place, and from what we could see looking in from the outside, the arcade looks more like a storage unit. A total and complete mess. After this unfortunate, eye opening experience, I honestly don't have many kind words for the people who own and run this place. The nicest thing I can say is, they've got a lot of work to do.

We were visiting Wildwood with the family and randomly walked into the retro arcade. My kids were…read moreinterested in those silly call games but once we made it past the front door, here at this place with something special, as if I had stepped into a tunnel back in time. This retro arcade was full of antique coin operated arcade games and other novelties even older. We enjoyed Gallagher and astroid, Miss Packman and a few others. It is amazing to me that these upright arcade machines were still working after all these years. To be fair, some thing this old can't be in perfect shape and your expectations should be sad accordingly there are some other types of games in the back but overall it was pretty fun.

We stay in the condos above this part of the boardwalk, so my kids love being able to come down to…read morethe Castle Casino Arcade to play games. It's pretty worn down inside, though they do have a few newer machines, and the old ones still manage to work. There are no video games to be played here -- just slots, video poker, skee-ball, claw machines, and other games that give you tickets for prizes. There are a few machines that specifically cater to little kids, which is nice. Three stars is quite a stretch, but the attendants are always friendly and allow my kids to stretch their tickets and tokens to get a prize of higher value, so I'll return the favor. :)

Love the old machines here and the older prizes in the machine. I'm the guy that got all 6 power…read morerangers from the cranes. Guy behind the counter was nice, a little annoyed that I got all the rangers, but hey, lost many a quarter here in my day, he made money.

Kids had fun. Before noon, ride twice as long with coupon or anytime use the $1 off coupon for…read moreregular time. Use the boardwalk bucks app for coupons!

Worse rip off on boardwalk. Advertise in boardwalk bucks coupon book about double long rides…read morebetween 10 and noon and then refuse to take the coupons.