This is also a prime fishing area! Boardwalk Facing North from the Inlet Winter. In the winter, the action slows. On nice days, you will see many locals and a few day-trippers walking along the boardwalk. On cold, rainy, or just downright miserable days, the boards can get empty. Kids will go crazy for Castaway Cove, complete with pirates and shipwrecks. Lighthouse Point, on the quieter, south end of the boardwalk, offers two hole courses with fun water hazards, real sand traps, a waterfall cave, and a lighthouse replica.
Kids can try their luck at one of four arcades featuring skee-ball, basketball games, video games, and more. The majority of rides at the amusement park are geared toward young children. The rides open at noon—and prepare for long lines at the ticket booth. Long gone are paper tickets; now, points are loaded onto a card, which gets scanned at each ride.
The card is reusable and comes with a handy wristband, so hold on to it for future visits. You can also purchase unlimited ride wristbands or packages that bundle several attractions, like the beach, aquarium, fun house, and mini-golf course. A majority of the rides here are geared toward toddlers and preschoolers. Since we entered the park almost as soon as it opened, wait times were nonexistent, which was perfect for my impatient child.
As soon as I loaded up our card, my daughter made a beeline for the carousel. Other popular toddler attractions feature flying elephants, helicopters and airplanes, racing motorcycles, fire engines and boats, and dizzying dragons and swings that go round and round. Luckily, my tall toddler was able to ride everything solo, which helped her ride credits stretch; but keep in mind that parents need to pay to accompany their little ones on a ride, so plan accordingly when purchasing tickets.
At the center of the park, bridging the toddler area and more advanced thrills, is the Tornado. This popular roller coaster offers major thrills for little and big kids alike, and it had the longest lines of the day. It is a great deal! There are a few private lots off Ocean Ave. There is also ample street parking in the town. But, of course, visiting during a peak weekend or during a big event may certainly frustrate those looking for a nearby spot. You may also like Nearby Places.
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Jenkinson's Pavilion and Martell's Tiki Bar , in addition to three full service restaurants with ocean views there's live entertainment. Downtown is a very walkable six blocks from the boardwalk. There visitors will find boutique shops and Antique Emporium , which features 40 independent dealers under one roof, many in specialized areas. Nights will find laughs at Uncle Vinnie's Comedy Club.
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