Wildwood is literally my happy place, i go for a week ever summer! Last summer it was so different with covid but it was still a great time. Looking forward to July so i can head down again!
OK, speaking as someone who spent most vacations in Wildwood, NJ I want to give my own $$$ saving tip(s): Go to AAA and get the ride/slide pass there for $75.00 (as of 2019.) You can ride all day and slide another day. Maybe I'll make a video of the other tips sometime.
Oh, but what fond, summer memories I have of Wildwood, NJ! Unfortunately, I haven't been back there last, since I was a kid in the early 80's and still living in New York. What a magical place as a child, when the world still seemed innocent and Santa existed. The smells of peanuts roasting, sweets, French fries, popcorn and cotton candy, mixed with the salt ocean air. The sounds of people talking and laughing, while hearing the ubiquitous _"Watch the tramcar, please,"_ from the Sightseer's speakers; which, by the way, I never rode on and not by choice (however a boardwalk is made for walking, especially for a healthy youngster with much energy to burn)! The cries of seagulls in the background, whilst baseballs were being thrown, attempting to knock over pins, balloons popping from thrown darts which found their mark (for prizes, usually stuffed plush animals), added to the carnival atmosphere. Folks screaming to the thrill of riding the old wooden roller-coaster, along with other rides, and the "Haunted House" I never got a chance to go into, dang it! Oh, boy, but to be a kid again!!
@@BhanusKitchenBhanusRasoi Thank you, and yes I certainly do have a lot of pleasant childhood memories and it was a wonderful place, and I hope, still is. I remember once when I was at the beach digging up large clams with people coming up to me, as I was giving them away as soon as I could dig em up. I also remember one of my first kisses outside in our motel's plaza, a rather big deal when you're eight or nine years old.
Thank you. I know it's a great place to be. We had a great time there. We stayed overnight at Days Inn and Suites by Wyndham, wildwood and had 2-day fun. Have a great time at wildwood
The best part of the Tramcar is the recording that tells people to get out of the way "watch the Tramcar please", do they still have the recording? I have not been to wildwood in years.
Yes , they do still have it. Please watch this video. You will get to hear that recording. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NrkP93naFh4.html
two of the best places to eat for breakfast in Wildwood NJ is Uncle Bills pancake house or the Red Oak Buffet that place has been there forever and I have memories eating there with my dad in the early 90's the place has good food..
@@neilonicko1 we stayed at the Days Inn & suites by Wyndham and next day morning my husband got coffee and bagels with philly cream cheese , I don't remember the name of that bagel place but I got to say that these were the absolute best tasting bagels I ever had in my entire 30 plus years of living in NJ. There are many popular eatery at Wildwood, Actually I need to stay there for few days to taste all the delicious food in wildwood. I hope they open wildwood beach for summer at least.
Bhanu's Kitchen Bhanu's Rasoi one really good place to eat is Alfey’s for dinner I went there as a kid there are plenty of good places to eat you just have to know where to go I stayed in Wildwood for 7 days once and after the fifth day you feel like you eat the same food over and over it’s not so bad for breakfast but it can get frustrating for dinner after like five days..
@@neilonicko1 yeah that's true, after 4-5 days of staying at the same place then you start running out of lunch and dinner choices. That happens anywhere you travel.
Me and my family go their every year with my cousins and we go to cape cod because its so beautiful and a couple of steps from the beach, we go their every year with my cousins
Wildwood is really a nice place to go at least once a year. Leela...you mean Cape May, NJ ? or Cape Cod ,MA ? Cape May is hardly 50 minutes drive from the Wildwood. Last year... first we stayed at the Wildwood and then next day we went to Cape May NJ. Cape Cod, MA has some beautiful beaches too. I have Cape May NJ video too if you are interested to watch. video link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Enj-H3d2gH0.html
Hi David, I took one video during sunset time and you are right, it has completely different atmosphere at night time. Video Link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NrkP93naFh4.html WILDWOOD NJ - Boardwalk Comes Alive At Evening Time - Boardwalk Parade, Rides, Games, Food and people are walking around in a relax mood..Lots of entertainment on wildwood boardwalk.
I agree....There is a special feeling you get when you visit the wildwood, especially at nighttime. I have made video of nighttime if you are interested to watch. Video link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NrkP93naFh4.html
Jake, check this sites for the latest day to day updates for summer 2020 (1) www.moreyspiers.com/covid19 (2) www.moreyspiers.com/info/park-hours I hope this info is helpful to you.
Actually Wildwood offers wide variety of rides compare to atlantic City, including the water rides and many many more. It's a lot to do in the wildwood
Most of them are the Motels around Wildwoods area, but we found one franchise based hotel that is Days Inn We stayed at--->Days Inn & Suites By Wyndham,Wildwood NJ-Two Room Suite #508, Located at 4610 Ocean Ave, Wildwood NJ. Video Link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-As0FsUBed2I.html Rooms are very spacious and nice,especially for the big family.
Everything is so damn expensive…. Overpriced and overrated 😢…. The water is freezing 🥶 on the beach mid July…. A waste of money $400’per night some bs motels ….
