The complex includes the 'Morey's Piers' brand which was founded in 1969 by brothers Bill and Will Morey.
The Great Nor'Easter inverted roller coaster was designed by Vekoma and features a custom layout that weaves over, under, and through the pier structure.
The park operates a unique 'tram car' system that transports visitors along the two-mile-long boardwalk.
The Raging Waters and Ocean Oasis water parks utilize recycled ocean water for some of their filtration processes.
Morey's Piers preserves original hand-carved horses from early 20th-century carousels.
The complex hosts the annual 'International Kite Festival' on the adjacent wide sandy beaches.
Many of the park's rides are elevated to provide panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Morey's Piers is a sprawling amusement complex spanning three separate piers along the Wildwood, New Jersey shoreline. It features over 100 rides and attractions, including multiple roller coasters and two distinct beachfront water parks. The park maintains a classic boardwalk aesthetic while operating high-capacity thrill rides like the Great Nor'Easter and the Sea Serpent. Guests have access to an extensive assortment of carnival games, food stalls, and arcade centers situated directly on the Atlantic coast. The facility integrates water-based attractions with traditional amusement fare, offering a multifaceted entertainment experience. Its layout extends across several blocks of the historic Wildwood Boardwalk.
The top of the Ferris Wheel on Surfside Pier for a clear vertical view of the coastline and the intricate boardwalk geometry.
Purchase a wristband rather than individual tickets if you plan on riding more than four attractions.
Arrive early in the morning to beat the peak heat and maximize your time in the water parks before crowds accumulate.
Wear comfortable, waterproof footwear, as the wooden boardwalk can become hot and splintered during midday sun.
Do not attempt to walk the entire three-pier stretch in flip-flops if you have sensitive feet, and avoid purchasing food at the busiest main-entrance stands during peak lunch hours.
Operates seasonally from early spring through mid-autumn; closed completely during winter months.
Shirts and shoes are required to enter the main boardwalk area; swimwear is restricted to water park zones.
