Our first time doing mini golf in Wildwood and this was within walking distance of our house. The…read moregentleman at the front was so nice and personable to our first timer. He let us know about the options and off we went!

Really cool spot in Wildwood NJ! We came here with a very big group and there were several…read moreobstacles for all of us to split up into smaller groups to play. They had an upstairs area for kids and a larger sprawling area downstairs. The holes were fun and some very challenging ones. There was a beautiful sunset as we were playing too. They were connected to an ice cream shop so I got myself a nice little cone as a reward! definitely would recommend as a spot if you're in Wildwood!

Cute little mini golf course with 18 holes. Clean course and perfect for a family/friend outting…read more Other patrons were kind. Would recommend!

From the minute we walked up to purchase our game the woman at the front desk was pleasant &…read morecourteous! The course was clean & well maintained. The holes were from easy to challenging. We had a great time. There was ample parking available at the course as well. I will definitely return!!

Moreys Pier is what keeps me coming back to Wildwood. I have such fond memories of this place…read moregrowing up, and I love to share those experiences with my niece and nephew. We were able to score discounted waterpark tickets, and had a blast!

Great pier with lot of rides, games and entertainment. Definitely check it out. The purchase of…read moretickets is challenging and tricky. Less wait times for ticket but longer for rides. The vibe is great. You can also buy the tickets online and get some savings. There are some quick food options closer and within the pier.

I liked the water park itself but staff allowed children to run around and ruin other guests…read moreexperience. In the lazy river, kids ran around in the water (not sitting in tubes) and multiple times knocked into me or even almost pushed me under water. Lifeguards didn't even let out a single peep of the whistle to alert the children to stop.

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.

As a city gal, who don't own a car, I got excited whenever I see a kart track…read more Sprint Slick Track rules: 1/ Jump in. 2/ Start the kart engine. 3/ Hang on tight. 4/ Have fun, scream , and yell. 5/ May the best driver WIN! Ok, with that said, you can do more laps on the track, and double your time ( 4 min,) if you get there before 12:05pm for $7. Four Karts. Four Yelps.

We were fortunate and it was just our family for the time slot that we had reserved. We had…read morereserved three jet skis (two single riders and one double). In addition to the standard waivers you have to read and sign, there is another safety sheet you have to read and sign down on the dock. Once it's time to go, they load you up on. jet ski and then go over all the safety rules, how to operate the jet ski, etc. They really emphasize the safety aspects and you don't want to crash one of these things, as they are very expensive to repair. Once you go through all of this, they help push your jet ski off the floating platform, you hit the start button, and you slowly make your way out to the bay in a single file line following the instructor. Once out there, there are buoys that mark the area (basically a large rectangle) that you can ride in. Everyone has to ride in a single direction (counter clockwise for us). Because it was just the three of us, they did say we can go into the middle of the rectangle and do what we wanted. These things can go up to 54mph, but I only got it up to 39mph before I felt like I was going to lose control of it. One or more instructors stay out there with you the entire time, ensuring you are being safe and helping out if needed. After about 45 minutes out there, you head back to the dock, again, in a single file line. The hardest part is parking your jet ski back onto the platform but someone is on the dock to assist, but we saw people in the previous group take 2-3 tries to finally park it. All in all we had a great time and our instructor was very friendly and helpful. It's to recommended to wear hats and if you have glasses, they recommend having a strap on them. You can leave your car keys at the front desk. There is a tip jar down on the dock, or you can leave a tip at the front desk as well. Would definitely do this again the next time we are down at the shore!

This was my first time at WW. Me and my crew was impressed with the jet ski course (nice setup for…read moredifferent driving choice), great staff and the location. I'll make sure to come back when in town. Don't change a thing WW. If you're ever in the area you gotta get some of Wildwood Waverunners(WW) has to offer! I'm out!

Great place if you are interested in winning a toaster or a cassette player and you want to spend…read more$600 to win it. I've been coming to Cape May for 28 years and I'm pretty sure they haven't shopped for prizes since the first year I was here. Most of the games haven't changed either. The new games they do have are available on my iPhone where I can play forever for $1 instead of once. The only thing they invested money in since last summer is a ticket counting machine. But... If you LOVE Skeeball, this is your spot!

Fun, it's a cool vibe and great for a weekend activity. 100% recommend it and you should definitely…read morestop by on your trip.

Go find this amzing game (and Randy Senna!) over at Boardwalk Mall basement. Randy has set up a…read moreline of machines over there. It's not the same as the old place, but it's Randy, and it's fun, and who knows what the future holds? Go over and say hi to Randy, play a few games -- you'll be hooked.