Morey's Piers

Morey's Piers Park statistics Location Wildwood, New Jersey, USA Status Operated Operated 1969 - Opened 1969 Opening Owner Operated by Area Previous names Operating season Slogan America's Boardwalk Park map [[File:|border|x100px|link=|center|Click to expand]] Website moreyspiers.com

Morey's Piers and Beachfront Waterparks is an oceanfront boardwalk amusement park and water park located in the popular beach resort town of Wildwood, New Jersey.

History

The park was first founded in 1969 when Will and Bill Morey (former park owners) purchased a large fiberglass racing slide on the original pier.

This park has received generally positive reviews from international critics and attendees because of its family-friendliness, park staff, popular beachfront location, and quality of the attractions.

Present roller coasters (7)

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Status
Sea Serpent	Vekoma	Shuttle	1984	Operating
Fly The Great Nor'Easter	Vekoma	Inverted	1995	Operating
Doo Wopper	Zamperla	Wild Mouse	1998 (at Adventure Pier) 2005 (at Surfside Pier)	Operating
Great White	Custom Coasters International	Wooden	1996	Operating
Rollies Coaster	Pinfari	Steel	1999	Operating
Wild Whizzer	SBF Visa	Steel-Spinning	2018	Operating
Runaway Tram	Zierer	Steel	2019	Operating

Past roller coasters (10)

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Closed	Status
Wild Mouse (Marine Pier)	B. A. Schiff & Associates	Wild Mouse	1957	1966 - 1968	Demolished
Wild Mouse (Fun Pier)	B. A. Schiff & Associates	Wild Mouse	1957	1961	Demolished
Zyklon	Pinfari	Steel	1967 - 1969	1999	Demolished
Jet 400	Schwarzkopf	Steel	1975	1984	Destroyed by fire
Jumbo Jet	Schwarzkopf	Steel	1976	1987	Sold to German broker and relocated to Alton Towers Resort
Flitzer	Zierer	Steel	1983	2018	Demolished (3 cars reused as decoration at Runaway Tram)
Katapult	Schwarzkopf	Steel	1985	1988	Relocated to Linnanmäki
Zyclone	Pinfari	Steel	1988	1989	Relocated to Fun Spot; currently at Parque de Diversiones Anita Nueva Aventura
Jet Star	Schwarzkopf	Steel	1993	1999	Relocated to Luna Park La Palmyre
RC-48	Pinfari	Steel	2000	2004	Travelling with Wade Shows, Inc.

Cancelled roller coasters

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Planned opening	Notes
Boardwalk Flyer	Great Coasters International	Wooden	2013	Would have traversed between Surfside Pier and the former Hunt's Pier

External links

• Morey's Piers official website
• Morey's Piers at the Roller Coaster DataBase
• Morey's Piers at Wikipedia