the waterpark is fun but the food took over 30 minutes for mac and cheese bites and fries. it was…read morepretty crowded but it was just mac n cheese bites

if u have money then buy $5 worth of chips and cheese for the low price of 13$ oh burgers are dry…read moreas fuck too for $18.75 first and last time coming here this shit is ASS how the water yellow too? if i can give 0 stars i would

We've been to Thundering Surf a few times, but it's starting to feel a little dirty and run down…read more It's also not a very big water park for the price. We purchased 3 hour tickets and the kids wanted to leave before the 3 hours were up. I also think the companion pass is way overpriced. Charging $28 for someone who is simply there to be with their family but can't use the attractions is unfair.

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.

Seaside Heights Boardwalk!! *Disclaimer- We only rode the…read moreSky Ride* After years of watching Jersey Shore, we FINALLY made it to The Shore! While on a road trip heading south, we decided to explore a few spots. Originally, we planned to stop in Atlantic City, but since we weren't getting tattoos (our longtime artist is based there), it didn't make much sense to go. Thankfully, we figured that out just before hitting Exit 82 on the Garden State Parkway! It felt a little surreal--and honestly, nostalgic--to walk around and see the places we'd only watched on MTV. Naturally, the first place we headed was The Shore Store (also reviewed separately!). We purchased a round-trip Sky Ride pass for two for under $20. The ride was smooth, peaceful, and gave us a great overhead view of the pubs, games, and amusement rides the Jersey Shore crew once enjoyed. After the ride, we grabbed some snacks, including shrimp and fries. It was a cool, crispy, not greasy, meal that hit the spot. Overall, this stop was a fun, quick detour full of throwback energy and beach-town charm. If you're ever nearby and want a little slice of pop culture and coastal boardwalk vibes, it's worth the visit!

SEASIDE HEIGHTS: is very strict with their beach and boardwalk rules (dogs are not allowed at all),…read morebut the town has some fun things to do and there are a couple of days a year where dogs can go on the boardwalk, participate in fun events, and take in the sites! There are 2 separate events that coincide on the same days (in 2024, it was on June 2nd and the upcoming Sunday, September 29th - save the date!) Dog Royalty Days allow the dogs on the boardwalk (but not the beach) and Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach allows dogs at their outdoor amusement park on the boardwalk to ride on the chariot in the carousel, indulge in doggy sundaes from Mrs. C's Waffles & Ice Cream, enter a doggy costume contest with prizes, take part in a photo op with a beachy background, and enjoy discounted drinks and ride wristbands!

Took an Easter stroll at the board walk with family and friends…read more Bit windy but loved being by the Ocean! Metered parking in effect- feed the meter!!

There's so much to do at this boardwalk. From the beach, to shopping and a whole theme park, it's…read morepretty entertaining. I came to a kids water activity here and then visited the Shore store and Jersey shore house. My husband and I are huge fans of the show so that was fun. The bathrooms at the boardwalk are pretty clean and convenient too. I would love to come back and stay for a day or 2.

This place is nothing more than a tourist trap and a money pit…read more Day passes are **$45 per person**, and that doesn't even include the **$45 parking fee**. Food averages around **$20 per meal**, and a single ice cream costs **$12**--they even charge extra for sprinkles. The bathrooms were extremely dirty and constantly soaked. I understand it's a water park, but there's water everywhere with little effort to keep the facilities clean. There's also only **one changing room**, which creates long waits. If you need a locker, that's another extra charge. And the best part? They even charge you to rent a tube if you want to float down the lazy river. I'm honestly not sure what the $45 admission fee actually covers, because it seems like everything else costs extra. This was a very disappointing experience, and I definitely will not be returning. Also. The water. the wave pooll & the lazy river.

Wow! Can't believe I didn't buy a season pass sooner. The hurricane harbor has multiple…read moreattractions great for family and kids. They also have many food options and beverage options for adults ++++ We went on a weekday as soon as they opened and had plenty of seating options. Park was very clean and well maintained. I really enjoyed it and will be coming back daily for the summer instead of the beach.

Great place and great boardwalk I love the things on the places to eat and to shop all different…read morethings too

Ended up here on a warm March 29 because it was closest to where I was. Got a preview of the summer…read morecrowds... barely room to walk. Usually I'd never go anywhere near Point Unpleasant, just because of the parking issues...

fun but tilt a whirl traumatized me. ryan trahan please go…read morehere for a video lines for hammerhead heat were long pool was cold

This place......this place was so worth going for the holiday (Fourth of July). Yeah for kids, but…read moretotally fun for adults. They have an indoor bar as well as an outdoor (Tiki Bar). We purchased the package including the BBQ meal and it was so good. Although it was very hot outside, but to go in and out as pleased with the amount of activities, I would recommend groups going. Upon arrival. have to give props to the nice women who helped me (Empress H. and Kennedy D.). They were so helpful to make our arrival complete. Thank you.

We had a great time spending Easter at an Amusement Park. The Easter Bunny gave us eggs with ride…read moretickets inside. There are tons of places to eat. Def get a fresh squeezed lemonade. We enjoyed some hot dogs and fries at Olde Heidelberg, onion rings, wings and fried Raviolis at another stand and Puerto Rican food at Mambo's Nando's. They have rides for all ages. There are a lot more for the younger crowd than other parks around the area. The go karts and batting cages are a nice addition. There's a parking lot right behind and next to the park, so no searching for parking. There's a waterpark across the street, Runaway Rapids. We can't wait until the summer to go. It's so much fun. They have some great slides and features.

Might have felt different if we'd had little kids with us. The overall feeling is that of a place…read morefrom another time. On the other hand, the workers we dealt with here were all super pleasant and helpful. Best part was the well kept arcade with reasonably priced skee ball lanes and a beautiful antique merry go round.

The Borgata is definitely my favorite hotel and casino in AC…read more The casino floor is loaded, well-maintained, and CLEAN!!! There's tons of games and lots of spots for food on the main floor from grab and go to sit down. The staff is friendly and check-in is easy. The rooms were clean, well kept, and cleaning services came in each day and kept the rooms in good shape. The Borgata is def one of the nicer options when going to AC

I very rarely leave negative hotel reviews, and I am generally someone who is pretty easygoing when…read moreit comes to hotels. I've stayed at Marriott properties for approximately 12 years and have accumulated 800+ nights with Marriott, so I have a pretty good understanding of the standards I expect from the brand. Unfortunately, my recent stay at the Borgata was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I've had. We checked in Saturday. That evening, we went to put food in our refrigerator and discovered food belonging to a previous guest still inside the fridge. Gross, but I initially brushed it off as an isolated housekeeping oversight. The next morning, things got significantly worse. The TV in our room wasn't working, and when my friend went to take a shower, she discovered a significant amount of someone else's hair sitting in the shower drain. There was also no soap in the bathroom hand-soap dispenser, so we had to call to have that addressed. At that point, we went to the front desk and spoke with Connor, a manager. We explained everything, and he was apologetic and told us he would put a $100 food & beverage credit on our room and send housekeeping up to properly clean the room. We appreciated the response and went back upstairs. Except housekeeping never came. After waiting, I called the concierge to check on the request, only to be told that there was no housekeeping request in the system. The concierge then put one in and I asked how long it would take because we needed to get ready for dinner. I was actually told that I could take a tissue and remove the hair from the shower drain myself. I'm sorry, but absolutely not. I paid to stay in a hotel room. I should not be cleaning another guest's hair out of the shower drain myself. Eventually, housekeeping did come. However, after the housekeeper left, the hair was STILL in the shower drain. I literally had to follow the housekeeper into the hallway and point out that the hair had not been removed. This is not about expecting perfection. Hotels make mistakes. It is about basic cleanliness and the fact that we repeatedly gave the property opportunities to fix the problem, and somehow the most obvious issue was still not addressed. Then, to make matters worse, I received our folio after checking out and discovered that the $100 food & beverage credit Connor specifically promised us was never applied. So now I'm left wondering what, exactly, was being done to resolve the situation. I have stayed at an enormous number of Marriott properties over the years and have never experienced this combination of poor housekeeping, lack of communication, and failure to follow through on a commitment made by management. Food left in the refrigerator. Hair from a previous guest in the shower drain. Missing soap. Broken TV. Housekeeping request not entered. Being told to clean the hair myself. Hair still left in the drain after housekeeping. And finally, the promised $100 credit not applied. That is an extraordinary number of basic failures for one stay. The Borgata is a major property, and as a Marriott-affiliated hotel, I expected significantly better.

I really enjoy coming here with my kids. The admission price for non-residents is reasonable…read moreconsidering everything the park offers. I especially love that you're allowed to bring your own food, and there's even a place to grill, it makes for a fun, relaxed day. They do have a small place where they do sell food but why bother when you can bring your own. There are several splash pads, slides perfect for younger children like my 4-year-old daughter and even 10 month old, and there are also rides and attractions suited for older kids and adults. My kids have the best time here. Just a heads-up: tickets can only be purchased starting at 5 PM the day before your visit, so plan accordingly. Overall, it's a great spot for a family day out.

I love how the a majority lifeguards and staff are so helpful and friendly. This is a disability…read more-friendly water park. They even have lifts for people that cannot use the stairs. The cashiers are friendly, and the park is clean too. Even the bathrooms most times. (They have constant maintenance on the bathrooms.) They have three slides, the red one is my favorite! The blue is fun but closed in, and the white slide is isn't closed in. However if you have children under 48 inches they can't ride the big slides but there is a kids area for them. They also have a pool that extends into the lazy river, and a lily pad/ log cross. If going to Crystal Springs bring your own chair off you can. Chairs are hard to find, especially when it's busy. The only thing is you have to purchase tickets online with a credit card. It should be optional whether to buy at the gates or online, but still, i can spend hours here.