This Is How MMR Summers: Morey’s Piers Deal Returns Monday, May 22nd

You asked if the Morey’s Piers Deal was returning this year, and you can bet your Boardwalk-bound-behinds that we listened.

Our good friends at Morey’s Piers are offering the deal of the summer, the only catch is that you have to snag them before they're gone.

Right now you can purchase one Same Day Ride & Water Park ticket for only $70. The ticket is good for the 2023 season and it lets you explore all the different parks that Morey’s Pier has to offer. Five total parks if you’re keeping count!



Surfside Amusement Pier has rides like the Great Nor’Easter roller coaster and the Runaway Tram. At Mariner’s Amusement Pier you’ll find an array of rides from Sea Serpent, the high looping ssssslithering coasssster, to the classic Tea Cups and Carousel. Adventure Amusement Pier has Great White, Sky Coaster and more.
With the same one-day pass you’ll also get to enjoy the Ocean Oasis Water Park & Beach Club with rides, beach, swim up bar and lazy river. Plus the Raging Waters Water Park with even more waterpark rides, fun and adventure.

The deal is available only while supplies last, and will be sold through MMR's Big Friggin' Deal beginning Monday. If you are the type of person who needs a reminder, then we suggest signing up for our e-mail list. That way the deal we be delivered right to your inbox.

Morey’s Piers is a classic, seaside amusement park that has been family owned and operated since 1969. It’s a staple of the Wildwood, NJ boardwalk.

They offer over 100 rides and attractions that span across eighteen acres (that’s six beach blocks)! With three amusement piers and two beachfront water parks, this is how we summer, and we would love to see you there.

Check out a few of our favorite rides below and set a reminder to get your Same Day Ride & Water Park ticket first thing Monday morning. wmmr.com/DEALS

Located at the end of Surfside Pier
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Located at Schellenger Ave & Boardwalk
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Grab a tube and slip and slide your way down this long twisting open slide. Riders sit in single tubes as they journey down the slide that ends in a refreshing splash pool.
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26th Ave & Boardwalk
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It's always good to look at things from a new perspective!
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The newly refurbished Great Nor’Easter roller coaster now boasts a 95-foot drop, a sleek ocean-themed paint job and 2,170 feet of new and improved track that will deliver a smoother and faster ride for adrenaline-seeker.
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Having fun at Morey’s Piers can be exhausting. Slides, rides and more slides and more rides. Instead, relax in the lazy river that goes on and on and on. You feel the misting spray from the surrounding fountains.
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This classic swing ride will allow you to take a thrilling flight over Morey's Piers. While the ride originally featured a Victorian theme, today you will find a hand painted history of the Wildwoods accompanying you on your flight.
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You’re slowly raised above the ground. You stop rising at 140 feet above the ground. You stay there for one second.

Then you drop.

The 140-foot drop is at 50 MPH.
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Whip around the 40-foot high Speed Slides head first, twisting and turning along the way. Fly down your slide solo or race a friend in the twin slide right next to it.
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The high-looping Sea Serpent takes you through not one, but two 120-foot hills and upside down not twice, but three times. Is that not enough? No? Good. Because the Sea Serpent snakes back and takes you through the ride again in reverse. Sit down and hold on because this serpent strikes quickly, moving at speeds up to 55 miles per hour.
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This is not the tunnel of love. It's scary. Try to relax as you are wheeled through a gothic haunted castle complete with grisly scenes, ghastly monsters and gruesome sound effects.
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