Felt like the games were extremely reasonably priced. We were able to spend a good chunk of time…read moreplaying the games v. other arcades we've been to where you can pay $100 and it will be gone in 20 minutes due to the $5 per game play. There were a lot of games here that were $1 and under even which allowed the kids to play for a good chunk of time as well as having a lot of variety in games. We also loved the spending of 5 tries and getting an extra credit for a lot of the prize games. Note: being a boardwalk arcade means it's not going to be the most clean.. but I feel that's expected across all the arcades so I didn't take a star away for that.

I love Marty's Playland so much because they have so many fun games!!! I love that they let you…read moresave your tickets! It is so fun winning prizes there! Definitely something to consider if you are down on the Ocean City Maryland boardwalk.

Gosh we love this place!! The go cart track is basic and what I mean by that is that it isn't too…read morebig, not decorated, no bells and whistles but my daughter and family love it. The mini golf is really fun! It is compact and can get crowded but if you go during the day while the beach goers are busy, you won't have any traffic. The arcade is just plain fun and the prizes that you win are much better than other places. They still use token and I love that nostalgic feel of putting coins into the games. My family really likes the boardwalk and ending the adventure with ice cream from Agape!

Found this place online. It was a great spot for some afternoon fun on a rainy day. My daughter…read morehad a ball running around. The spot is small enough that you don't have to stay on top of them kids but big enough that she could do several activities.

Always a good time. Great mix of inflatable slides and bounce houses. There's a snack bar, arcade…read moregames and candy at the counter. Using the Funfull app is the best way to go.

I went to Trimper's Haunted House the first week of June 2025 and it was such a cute little…read moreattraction! I remember having to spend about $7 (I think per rider). Not surprised by the price--tourist attractions in OCMD are bound to be pricy. That said, I think it was fun and surprisingly intense! I'm a bigger girl, so I will say the carts can be uncomfortable especially since they will try to shove your whole party in the car if it's a small party. A scare actor had to help my friends and I clear a hill because we were sandwiched in and weighing the car down. Whoever was playing Pennywise that week--you're the best, dude. Additionally, there is an adjacent horror-themed store called 'Ghoulish Things' that I also highly recommend!

Trimper's Haunted House hasn't changed too much since I started going almost 40 years ago (yikes)…read more And to me, that's a good thing. It's a little rickety, and it smells a little funny. Nothing in there is scary, per se--the scares come from things and people jumping out at you, optical illusions and the like. But I love it because it has mostly stayed the same over the decades--the same music, the same coffin cars, the same tinny music, the same door covered in gum on the top floor (I hate when they clean it). The one addition I like (which isn't new anymore) is the merch they sell--I've got a fridge magnet, a keychain and a drawing of the building. The Ocean City Boardwalk is one of my favorite places on earth and the Haunted House is my favorite thing about it. May it live forever.

I usually go to flagship Cinemas in West Ocean City, but they were booked up to see Spider-Man at…read morethe time that I wanted so I came to Gold Coast instead. I like that you can order online and reserve seats as with most modern theaters. I would say that's where the modernness ends though the theater is very dated. The seats reclined beautifully however there were rips in the seats. Also, the theater was just really small. Having said that, we had great seats and the staff were all very friendly.

Always polite and friendly. Comfortable chairs, great popcorn, and always clean. The manager…read morealways greets patrons with a smile and is very helpful. A great place to enjoy an afternoon movie.

This was my first time here. I was here with my family of five including two elementary school…read morechildren. If it were human, the Clayton Theatre in Dagsboro would be well past the age for collecting Social Security. But owner Joanne Howe has no plans for the theater to retire anytime soon. The landmark theater celebrated its 75th anniversary. The theater is open seven days a week. The Clayton is rare for being the only single-screen theater in Delaware that consistently shows first-run films. The older people that come love it, because it reminds them of their old theaters. The theater seats 350 people. The Clayton Theatre offers today's moviegoers a rare opportunity to see first-run movies in a charming hometown atmosphere. They offer fresh popcorn, ice-cold sodas, and a vast array of the most popular concession candies. I was amazed that the theater was very nice and not run down. We purchased some popcorn, drinks and snacks. I was here with my family of five including two elementary school children for $56. I was expecting a smaller theater, but was surprised by the size and updated design inside the theater. It was very nice and comfortable. See my pics. Very few people were here Wednesday night for the 7 PM showing of Karate Kid: Legends. I enjoyed the movie and my movie viewing here because the theater was not crowded. We had very nice center seats.

Everything from the time we stepped inside to the time we left. The staff could not have been…read morenicer and the theater was awesome!

So Cute !! Interesting artifacts, ambient music and costumes to wear - photo opportunities to…read moreimmerse yourself as a mermaid - so much fun !

So much fun especially for small children and very nostalgic in a quaint little town. We enjoyed it…read moreso much. Great for a rainy day activity outside of OC.

I'm torn between rating this a 2 and a 3. I'll start off by saying I danced for about 12 years,…read morestarting as a preschooler up through high school. This was the third studio I danced for in Salisbury, after taking a two years break from dance in middle school. Feet of Fire was relatively new (I believe they were in either their second or third year when I began dancing there). Even in the short amount of time they had been open, I had heard about them and seen them perform, and thought it was some place I'd really enjoy dancing. Since I hadn't danced in two years, I first joined as a recreational student, with the idea to possibly move up into their performance troupe after I got myself back into the swing of things. That's the first con in my opinion: they have a competition team, as well as performance troupe that performs at various events all over the shore. If you're just simply a recreational student with no ties to the performance troupe or competition team, you're just another person who walks in the door a few times a week to take class and pays tuition. That's it, you're really nobody. You have to audition for both teams, and I've heard it's pretty difficult to get in. The dancers are fantastic though, I will give them that. All classes are grouped by age rather than dance experience. This isn't really a good method in my opinion because there may be a mix of very experienced dancers and girls that haven't danced at all, all grouped into one class. The classes are slowed down for the beginners, and as someone with a good deal of experience under my belt, it was a bit frustrating. The class sizes for recreational students is horrendous, especially for the older girls. Anyone over the age of 12 is immediately thrown into the "Teen" class, which can consist of middle schoolers to college age students, and anywhere in between. These classes sometimes push 20+ students, which makes for a cramped dance studio and a slow moving class as others have to catch up while rehearsing. Not sure about the classes for younger kids, but they also have multiple classes for the same age group, so I would imagine they're a bit smaller. So I guess the older girls get the short end of the stick. I was also treated poorly as a student, which is one reason why I left and found another studio after only one year. Most of their dance teachers aren't really qualified; they're just former students who are now teaching classes. To me, that's okay I guess for small children who aren't really "dancing", since classes for preschoolers tend to be more creative movement oriented. But for older students wanting to dance and/or possibly work towards a career, that isn't appropriate. The owner of the studio (and one of the only qualified instructors) works almost exclusively with the performance troupe and competition team members. This studio also offers no form of classical ballet instruction. None whatsoever. I realize not every dancer wants to take classical ballet, I was one of them. But I was forced to take five years of it and I think it really helped me overall in the dance world, since ballet is the basis for basically every style of dance. I think all dancers under the age of 7 should be enrolled in traditional ballet classes, then if they want to branch out into other styles of dance, then at least they have some foundation. I don't know, maybe just my personal opinion. Overall, this studio isn't bad, but it isn't great either. Their performance troupe and competition team are fantastic, but recreational dancing is so-so. If you're looking to become a strong competitive dancer, this is definitely the place for you. If you're just dancing for fun, I'd think about another studio, unless you don't mind being treated like another number. I think they're more focused on the money.

Great faculty, Great staff, Extremely Organized, Truly Care About Children.....Amazing Product!…read moreHighly recommend.....