I had a blast here!! This was our 1st time visiting. We traveled over 2 hours to get here and I…read moredon't regret it. We came on Good Friday. I had the bright idea that it would be empty, but sadly it was the opposite. I should've known better considering it's during Spring Break for some. Nonetheless I didn't mind the wait, it's no different than any other waterpark. The food was definitely overpriced but I also understand that AC doesn't get much traction outside of their peak seasons. We will definitely be returning and I'm going to aim to get there right when they open!!

I enjoyed myself at this water park!It has a gr8 variety of water slides so there's plenty to keep…read moreyou entertained only if you're a big kid like me. There is also a lazy river & pool which are nice additions. The only downside is that it doesn't have an adult hot tub or a wave pool which are usually nice features to have at a water park. However, they do have a full bar right in the water, which was a really cool & unique touch. I tried the chicken tenders & fries @ the Aloha Cafe.The chicken tenders were huge,crunchy,& flavorful. The fries came out sizzling hot. Not bad for a waterpark. Overall, it's a fun spot with lots of slides to enjoy,a lazy river, pool, & a cool bar but it could be even better w/ a few more amenities.

Pros - the big rides are pretty decent just only a couple of them…read more Cons - smells like garbage all over the park Lazy river is the most boring ever been on Teenage life guards are on power trips without actually doing their jobs

Kids loved it. We were in the area for the weekend and decided to try it before going back home. We…read morewere surprised because we though it was a small water park but everything is perfect. You don't need to walk that much to get to the water slides. Also they have a lazy river Compared to other places, food is cheap and I think good amount. If you are in a big group like ours, rent the cabana. It's def worthy. They give you bottled water in a bucket with ice.

Dropping a stars because Splash Zones pricing/advertising is ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT, and annoyingly…read moredeceptive. Because I've been there before, I'm on their stupid mailing list for "promotions" and *HARDCORE DR. EVIL AIRQUOTES* "discounts." SO, we decide to head back one day because it is a decent water park for our little one, and I see in my inbox that they are offering discounted, sorry, "discounted," tickets if you buy online. The advert mentions the price is $25.... SIKE! Gotcha, dummies. No...the price for the day we were trying to go, which was a damn Thursday, btw, was $48. But wait; what about those $25 tickets, I hear you asking. They are only for certain, specific days. Looking at the calendar, it appears that Sunday is the day with the $25 dollar tickets. "Ok, we'll just go Sunday then," says the Misses, optimistically. Wrong again. I go today to look at the SUNDAY tickets, and they are now $28 dollars. "That sucks," I hear you begin to say, "but that's still cheaper than if you buy regular price." Oh, you sweet summer child......The $28 is ONLY available if you buy online, but when you go to check out, Splash Zone chargers a, and I quote, "Online Recovery Fee," basically to recoup some of the cost of the "discounted" ticket. SO, the advertised price of $25 per ticket, which turned into $28 per ticket, is now actually $31per ticket. I HAVE to go, because of how my marriage is set up, but I hope Splash Zone enjoys my last time ever visiting their park.

Pros- Tickets are reasonable, cheaper online…read more Can do 10-2 or 2-5 Great for smaller kids(ex 6 and 8) because it's not too sprawling A few shaded areas if you want to beat the sun We went in late august and plenty of chairs available midweek Cute Sandy area to layout for sunbathing right by the bar There're a bar , $10 a beer or nonalcoholic frozen beverage Cons- You can't bring any outdoor food and like all tourist spots the food is overpriced. No fruit type items Kids items are all unhealthy Flow rider is only for folks over 75lbs, I missed that on the website Didn't really need a cabana for the time we went, lesson learned. Server came once, didn't check back n there wasn't any water like it stated on the website.

Really disappointing experience we paid 180 for four of us and got to go on 3 rides. We had to wait…read morefor an hour to get in and could stay only for two hours. This place is not what it used to be. It is way over crowded and we will never be coming back here again. Absolute waste of money. I used to come here as a child and it was way more fun and less crowded. We traveled here all the way from the west coast and stayed with my parents on cape May and kids were super sad and begged to go to hang out at my parents hot tub instead. I would say we need another water park nearby that will knock this place of its socks. The owners are charging all this money and no one is complaining but if you will not be happy doing three rides maybe go somewhere else.

I have to start with praise for Robert from Romania ! We rented a cabana and honestly he was the…read morebest part! He was super friendly, very accommodating and overall just great to be around today! Clean water park with a great selection of rides, activities and food/beverages. Definitely worth spending a day here with the family.

This review is specifically for the mini golf. Both courses are well maintained and fun and it's…read morebecome a yearly tradition for us. Easily one of the best mini golf spots on the island. My only critique is the lack of enforcement when it comes to group sizes. While there's a posted rule stating no more than four players per hole, it's not actively monitored. As a result large groups (sometimes eight or more) can slow things down significantly, leading to long lines and extended wait times. If this rule were enforced, this would be a five star review.

The whole facility is sign significantly rundown. Clearly there has been no care given to this…read moreproperty. it is very dirty.

There is nothing for adults everything is freezing. The hot tub is broken the food is slop and…read moreservice is slow the only good staff I found was the bartenders

This place gave me the icks!! Kids will rate this a 5 star while parents/caregivers will rate this…read moreplace 0-2 stars and thumbs down!! This place is a petri dish of putrid filth. You'll leave feeling like you might have caught the oochie goomies! This place was so filthy that as soon as my 7 yr old walked into the bathroom she stopped, looked at the floor and looked back at me like "please don't make me go in there mommy." The entire bathroom floor was murky water/bodily fluids/soggy toilet tissue. Absolutely disgusting!! I wish I could have taken a picture of the floor so you guys could see it but I was so disgusted I just walked out. We got discounted tix through Groupons to visit and was really looking forward to it as this was our first visit and might end up being our last because of the lack of cleanliness. The ONLY reason I'm giving this place 2 star is because the kids had fun on the water rides and activities. We stayed because the kids had fun. Way too many people come here with their kids for it to be this nasty. The staff isn't friendly either. They act like they don't want to be there (I can't say I blame them). The person at the counter appeared annoyed at the fact that I was using vouchers from Groupons and pointblank told me "I hate those things." Again, this was my family's first visit and first impressions are everything. This place gets overcrowded real quick and although their are chairs throughout the facility you might have trouble finding a place to sit or place your belongings. You can rent a locker for $20 a pop with in/out access to it for the duration of your visit. If I were forced to visit again I would enter with as minimal as possible to avoid needing to use a locker. I felt so yucky I didn't want any of my clean belongings touching anything in this place. My husband and I took turns with getting in the water with the kids so one of us could hold on to personal belongings like cell phones/wallets etc. The facility has a snack counter with items like pretzels, chips, funnel cake etc. The food counter is in a separate part of the facility and caters to the SAD diet (Standard American Diet)..processed foods, refined carbs and sugar...pizza, chicken tenders, burgers, hot dogs, fries, those sorts of "foods". I made sure I ate before I went. This place has so much potential with the right management and staff. This was a huge disappointment.

I love the Borgata! It's my favorite hotel. I would come back to AC and just stay here inside the…read morehotel the whole time. I love the pools, the stores, the food, the people, the ambiance. Everything here is incredible. I love the rooms and the views. The last time I was here I stayed on the 37th floor and had ocean views. I would highly recommend this. I can't wait to come back!

We stayed for one night in a standard king room (1222) on Thursday (4/23/26). Unfortunately, this…read morewas the poorest experience we have ever had at this property. We have stayed often and we are used to clean well prepared rooms so this was a real disappointment. The room was not cleaned properly at all. There was debris on the floor and my husband found an opened half empty bottle of beer left in the refrigerator. The counters were not cleaned well and they appeared spotty and dull. It was clear the room had not been serviced with care. The sheets were changed and clean but the overall condition of the room did not reflect the quality we have consistently received in the past. I want to be fair because we usually enjoy our stays here but this was not acceptable and it raises concerns about the cleaning process. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so future guests can have the level of cleanliness and comfort we have always appreciated here.

A hit with the kids! Diggerland is the perfect place for…read moreyoung kids. The park is just big enough to keep them entertained, but not big enough to have them overwhelmed. Pretty decent price for entry as well! The food was definitely better than average amusement park food! I would recommend doing the wet rides early in the morning and opting for the dry rides on your way out.

It was thanks to Tiktok that I learned about this place! I was scrolling the app like usual, when I…read morecame across the park's official website, and thought, "This is perfect for my nephew!" He's a child who loves anything involving vehicles. This is the only Diggerland in the United States, so it's really rare, and therefore a special treat to give to my nephew who could enjoy a unique experience at a park catered to his interests. On March 29th, 2025, I went with him and my mother to Diggerland; the Spring day pass tickets costed $137.97 for three people, and that did not include the water park since it is closed until the summer season. We arrived at 12pm and left around 4pm, and during the entirety of our visit, I never felt like it got super crowded. The park has several rides that accommodate large groups, so it makes the lines very short. Even if it looks long at first, give it a couple minutes and soon enough, you will be seated with the other 13 people waiting in line with you. Majority of rides involve sitting in a construction vehicle, being either driven or lifted in the air, which is as mild of fun as it gets. There is also an arcade, but I recommend avoiding that if you want to save money. This park is fitting for families with small children, the elderly, or those who have a low tolerance for extreme thrills. For me, I could've used some more excitement. My 5-year old nephew, who's not a big risk taker, went on rides that as one operator put it, is so boring that it, "puts kids to sleep." It's great for the views of the park, but getting your heart racing is another story. I still had fun, but more so because I liked seeing my nephew enjoy himself. His favorite quote-on-quote "ride" was the 'Hook & Ladder' where he could explore different trucks, including a firetruck and an ambulance. As for my favorite ride, it was the 'Spin Dizzy' where you're spun around in the air by a JCB. The food and drinks tasted good; I tried their chicken nuggets and fries with freshly squeezed lemonade. Careful though, the lemonade is so fresh that they put two half lemons in the drinks. I noticed this after I was caught off guard by lemon seeds being sucked through my straw. The bathrooms were clean and abundant, with wheelchair accessible ramps. The parking lot is free and has ample spaces to choose from. In order to leave the park, you must exit through their gift shop, which is as blatant of a tourist trap as I've ever seen. However, if you wish to re-enter the park, you can do so by getting your hand stamped by an employee before exiting the gift shop. Then you'll show that stamp at the entrance; this is helpful in cases like ours where we wanted to save the food we bought for later and left it in the car so it wouldn't be a hindrance when we got on rides. So would I recommend this place? Yes, but for specific groups of people. As said earlier, this would bring the most joy to those with small children who are experiencing rides for the first time, older people that don't want to be tossed around like they would on a roller coaster, and people in general who would rather embrace the gentle breeze of the air rather than it getting whipped in their face. As a young adult who enjoys coasters, I felt unfulfilled in my quest for excitement, but if this visit brought a smile to my nephew's face, then the experience was worth it.

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!!

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.