Scoops Up ice cream has Dole Whip and Vanilla Non-Dairy soft serve. Can get a twist. Great for…read morevegans or those with dairy allergies.

I recently went to Fantasy Island with my girlfriend for the first time ever last week. Fantastic…read moreexperience, super fun and the staff was very welcoming. One employee, Ronald, was especially welcoming and relatable and helped my experience with my girlfriend be the best it could be. Thank you Fantasy Island, and thank you Ronald!

Super fun & clean playground. Tons of activities in different play areas across the park. Slides…read morefor the youngest little hands and feets (1yr-3-yr olds) and larger more challenging slides and thrills for bigger kids. There are many swings both for big kids and little ones.The crowd is usually pretty nice and friendly. The playground also has many seating areas throughout for parents to sit and view the kiddos from the perimeter. There is a very large wooden gazebo area with picnic tables and chairs in the center of it all. It's about a 20 minute drive from my home but totally worth the drive. We tend to stay for a couple of hours- time just flies here. Highly recommend

This park is worth the ride. It is big and has a lot of different things for kids to do that you…read moredon't see at most regular playgrounds. My 3 1/2 year old was pooped by the time he was done tearing through here. The ground is made of the soft rubber, which is also a bonus. There is a really nice picnic shelter and very clean bathrooms. It is located across the street from the Pemberton Police Department and within the little league complex.

This is what I was expecting when I stepped off of the boardwalk onto a pier. Something that had a…read moreton of things to do and would keep you busy without feeling like you were being pushed through the area. Yes, I was here near offseason so a lot of the rides were already down for the year. Most of the games and food stalls were also down. However, you can at least go on the wheel if you wanted to. Bypass those people and go to the booth to get your ticket. Even if you do visit when the rides may not be open you are able to at least take a stroll and walk around. This is what I imagine a pier to be off of a boardwalk. Bright lights, activities to do. A place to escape a bit into.

This is the main attraction for the Hard Rock Hotel on the boardwalk with a spectacular view of…read morethe ocean. A collaboration of several bars and eateries including an amusement park. At night the entire pier is lit up with led lighting including a ferris wheel as its centerpiece changing colors every ten seconds. The pier is free to wander but tickets are needed to try the carnival rides. We ate unlimited seafood at the Crab House and had a Titos & soda water in the Tiki Bar.

Best arcade around. Good prizes and the people who run it…read moreare the best !! Been going there a long time and It's big reason we go back to Atlantic City !!

Do not bring your kids here the manager tampers with the machine so that you don't win. I caught…read moreher and confronted her and all she said was "Its not a big deal" and starting shouting loudly around everyone's kids. When you ain't looking she goes in the claw machines to put weights on the Knicks hats so that you cant grab it with the claw. Do not spend a dime here

Great beach!! Great city!! Can't go wrong with a quick get away to ocean city. It's a great place…read moreto go a relax any time of the year.

- No admission fee the Thursday before Labot Day, which was a nice surprise--Google said $8 per…read moreadult, but we didn't pay anything - Super fine sand that sticks to everything, whether you're sweaty or bone dry--bring a good towel and some patience, and be prepared to take a good amount home - Shoreline is a very short walk from the boardwalk, which is super convenient if you're carrying gear or have kids in tow - Rinse stations do exist, but they're hard to find--not very well marked - Lots of shells scattered around; great if you like collecting, but could be uncomfortable for bare feet in some spots - Plenty of food, drink, and dessert options on the boardwalk; everything from pizza to frozen custard is within reach - Handy souvenir shops nearby, which is great for grabbing last-minute beach gear or keepsakes - Decent beach with convenient access and amenities, but it didn't quite live up to the hype; fine for a casual visit, but not a must-see

100 degrees outside and the kids need to burn off some energy. Nice and clean and cool inside,…read moregreat AC. Tables in the back and also in mezzanine to sit and work. All the equipment looked to be in good shape.

Came over spring break. It was packed and a large number of walls were closed, not really sure why?…read moreI think they didn't have enough staff to cover all of the walls and help? Climbing was still fun, even if we waited in line a couple of times. The front desk employee did say we can call ahead next time to see if they were expecting it to be busy, definitely will next time. They did have a really cool cotton candy machine that had all different designs and flavor options, my kids did get a kick out of that.

We took our sons here to get out of the sun for a little bit. They had a great time! Towards the…read moreend, our older son was exhausted. In order to cheer him up, the woman behind the desk was so kind to him and helped him pick a basketball.

We stopped into the Smile Factory with our two daughters, 12 and 14. We enjoyed our time at this…read morearcade! Classic games like Skee Ball never go out of style, and they also have a nice range of other games (some give out tickets and some don't). We played air hockey (cost 4 tokens) -- they have a nice table with good airflow (the air hockey tables at many arcades suck because of poor airflow). In contrast to another post, my daughters actually prefer the paper tickets to the modern cards that keep track of tickets you've won. The paper tickets are tangible and more fun, especially when you get to feed them into the counting machines. If you have some time to kill or need a break from the sun, the Smile Factory is a worthwhile stop.

We enjoyed Funland's presence right on the boardwalk and the opportunity to get out of the sun. We…read morealso liked that there were many toddler friendly rides where she could actually ride solo and without paying a premium. I think you can do an all day ride pass or just pay as you go. It seemed like most toddler friendly rides were 3 tickets ($0.75/ticket) so we found that pretty reasonable. Some of the arcade games are kind of gimmes (due to you having zero chance of winning) but a few guarantee that you'll win so our toddler happily collected a rubber ducky and some food themed plushies like a watermelon. I think there's less amusement for adults but if you're a parent with a toddler or kids in tow, it met our needs. It's also right next to a public restroom so that's handy too.

Don't trust the hours. They are prone to change them on a whim. Bad business practice, very…read moreunfortunate.