Casino fun without the cigarette smoke!…read more Esq and I love the slot tournaments which occur all afternoon into the evening. The winner is whomever gets the most three-of-a-kinds in a 15 minute period. It's energy packed and fun! Aside from the poker machines, there are tons of games, claw machines, Skee ball, and other nostalgic dopamine boosting games. We recommend getting a rechargeable card, as you don't need to fumble with cash. The staff here really shines. You never have to search for help - there is always someone ready and able to assist with questions, tokens, recharging your players card, or anything else you may need. And they're all so pleasant! It's like they know they're working in a fun atmosphere and feel fortunate to soak it all in. And did I mention "air conditioning"? Enough said!

this is by far the best arcade on the boardwalk. Prizes literally wrap around the whole facility…read moreand are in display cases all throughout the room. Many slot machines and arcade games and the staff is nice

Great free museum with a beautifully restored antique fire truck and lots of historical fire…read moredepartment stuff to look at and learn the history of Cape May firefighting. Air conditioning feels great on a hot day in Cape May. Highly recommend.

WOW, I can't believe I'm the first to review! Am honored to do so…read more.. Another small gem of a museum in CM but WOW it's full of history! My museum bestie & I went in thinking someone would be inside but nope, they take it on faith that you will behave though guessing there are cameras all over. Regardless this place is FULL of history on the local fire dept & has so many pix along with tools, gadgets and all things FD related. We stayed for maybe a half hour & during that time folks just casually walk in & out. An absolutely lovely find, am so happy we got to see it!

Cape Square is a movie theater, bar/restaurant, arcade, and bowling alley all in one. They recently…read moreadded pool tables too! It only opened two years ago so the place is still brand spanking new. The theaters are very clean and nice with surround sound showing. The bowling is pretty cool because you can order food from the restaurant right from the bowling kiosk. It's cool that you can munch on food in between turns in bowling. The pricing for bowling is pretty competitive too. There is a time limit on bowling but the staff is pretty cool, if you are close to finishing; a lot of times they'll extend the time a little to let you finish the game. I don't spend too much time in the arcade but it is nice that they have a good variety of games. They're real games too, not just full of claw machines and coin pushers like most places nowadays. There are actual video games and pinball machines. The bar and restaurant are pretty nice. The food is actually pretty decent. I love their pizza and appetizers. It's a great place to watch a sporting event as well. Oftentimes they'll have specials running for when Philadelphia teams are playing in the restaurant. They also have the games playing on the screens above the bowling lanes. So you can keep up to date and bowl at the same time. I have yet to try the pool tables, but the rest of the establishment is well run, so I really have no reason to think otherwise in this department. Another thing that's cool about Cape Square is that they run quite a few events. They have Magic The Gathering in their party room (which you can rent for events by the way), name that tune nights in the restaurant, and bowling theme nights just to name a few. They do a good job in keeping things fresh and interesting there. At this point, it's basically a community hangout spot now. Best of all, they are open year round every single day. I know that doesn't sound like a big deal to some, but that's huge in a seasonal area where things can get boring after the summer has passed. I have lived in the area for about 7 years now and let me tell you this establishment is so badly needed here. It's a very well run and well kept place. I highly recommend visiting this place if you are ever bored or hungry. It's a good place to spend an afternoon or evening.

Really don't want to give my favorite local theatre a low rating but it's sad that the prices are…read morebecoming unreasonable and the cleanliness is lacking. The owners aren't putting the effort and care into the place like they had previous years. Went to see a movie with my family tonight. We were in the giant theater and the two workers who went inside to clean the theater pushed all the trash and popcorn under the seats. Some seats were covered in soda too... The theater also charged my family a credit card surcharge fee for using a debit card which is illegal... Overall, watching experience is good. Just the service and cleanliness is bad here.

Have visited twice - nice collection of aircraft all under one roof & not overwhelming. Staff…read moreon-site were very friendly and helpful. Also nice is the fact that you can get close (sometimes even inside) to the displays, as compared to some of the larger museums. A lot of local history and the NAS's contribution during WWII. There is also a cool little gift shop at the end (isn't there always) where you can pick up memorabilia. I would plan on spending an hour or so minimum - more if your really want to dig in to the displays & videos available. Great for the family & history/aviation buffs. PS - if you're there earlier in the day - check out the Flight Deck Diner for some good comfort food and displays of patches/aircraft models..

CAPE MAY: The non-profit Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum is an awesome experience and…read moreone of the most unique attractions we have ever experienced with Brie! Set in a World War II era hangar, the museum has over 25 historic plans, jets, helicopters, exhibits, artifacts, and more! It also memorializes the 42 naval aviators who died while training at this facility. The museum is pet friendly and dogs must be on a leash. A really cool thing to do is to go inside some of the planes and sit in the cockpit! We met a staff member, Bethany, who was fun to talk to about the museum and its features. This is a great spot to visit any day, and especially when the weather is not cooperating, since it is all indoors. Parking is free and be sure to get a puppy potty break in before entering the museum. Thank you to all Veterans! Typically, their hours are: In Season: March 5 through November 30, 10AM-4PM Daily Off Season: December 1 through March 4 10AM-4PM Mon-Friday (Closed Saturday & Sunday) NOTE: NAS WILDWOOD AVIATION MUSEUM WILL BE UNDERGOING REPAIRS AND WILL BE CLOSED TEMPORARILY FROM 10/9/23 THROUGH 1/1/24

I visited a few times when my child was young. I miss this place as this place is super cool…read more Tons to see and do.. Love the history They also have beer stuff .. if you're into that ... I'll be back

We got here one hour prior to closing. The entrance fee is…read more$16.00. Which is exorbitant for what it is. (The woman at the check in hut gave us half off.) Still a rip off considering we had an hour. The potter was amazing. The knowledge the "shop" keepers had regarding the buildings on the property was amazing. It's just so expensive. $5.00 for ONE blueberry muffin! Won't be rushing back. Go to Williamsburg if you want the real deal!

Stopped by here to walk around and take a look at the light house as we heard it was a landmark and…read moretourist attraction. It was closed for the season as most things are in January but still got a couple of pictures.

It's hard to not love a lighthouse! I have enjoyed visiting this lighthouse and climbing the steps…read moresince Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts took over stewardship in 1988. During my first climb there was easily readable 19th Century graffiti in pencil - now mostly worn off from many hands steadying themselves on the walls and over written by 'new' graffiti. The view from the top is breathtaking from all 360° The grounds are nice, with a mini-museum featuring historical & nature displays, the birdwatch areas & the bunker over the dunes on the beach. This is a great place to bring the family as there's quite a bit to see in this relatively small area... Don't forget your camera!

Stone Harbor is a nice little town with many different festivals and events throughout the year. We…read morehave been going to the Christmas parade here for about 14 years now and I still enjoy it as much as ever. All of the stores stay open later and the best part is that it's on Small Business Saturday. We always pick up some gifts for the holidays and some of the stores have wine/beer. The Life is Good Store has a live band after the parade and the crowd seems to gravitate there. We also went to the Fall festival this year. Beer & wine tasting with lots of vendors. Lots of food, music and grape stomping (that was pretty funny). If you are in the area check and see if anything is on their calendar. I know that you'll have a good time.

So between this and Funland? My kids went here cause it was less crowded and I thought I'd spend…read moreless money. This is kinda like Las Vegas but for kids. My daughter spent so much time at some coin drop game where I was reminded of my great aunt feeding penny slots in Vegas like it was a job... or bad investment. Bless her soul... But I digress, kids had fun. My son made some comment about this is like Chucky Cheese except with no pizza and and an elephant for a mascot instead of a rat. He's not wrong. After winning like 7500+ tickets, they cashed out their winnings. Fun fact... Zelky's Donut Rings won't accept tickets for their donuts... I wasted like 15 dollars trying to get a squishmal axolotl from a claw machine when I could have just spent 21 dollars to buy it outright elsewhere... sigh. Also, on par with the rest of Delaware, the staff is really friendly... unlike some ratty pizza kiddy casino franchise...

They were so rude. We walked in with a smile on our faces and asked to split the 100$ card onto…read morethree because you get more points if you pay a higher price, and they weren't even respectful of our request. They literally screamed at us and then told us angrily, YOU CANT HAVE ICE CREAM IN HERE. Then a child and their guardian came in and was trying to use a kiosk to pay but it was out of order. They didn't realize that so obviously someone was walking over to tell them. They screamed ITS OUT IF ORDER DONT YOU SEE! YOU HAVE TO PAY UP FRONT!!!! And then the rudest thing happened--the girl turned to the child and screamed NO ICE CREAM KID so they walked outside on the boardwalk and she followed them and said NO ICE CREAM OUTSIDE OUR ARCADE EITHER. I was thinking, this isn't your boardwalk! I'll go spend money on Funland