‘Tween You & Me
Recently my family and I went on a wonderful vacation in Wildwood, New Jersey and I would like to share my travels with you, because it would be a great place to take your family next summer. Today you will learn about a rollercoaster that weighs a ton, being a beach bum, and soaking up the sun, so have fun! The activity I most enjoyed in Wildwood was hands down going to the boardwalk and Morey’s Piers. The boardwalk is bursting at the seams with vibrant arcades, interesting and weird stores, hair braiding shops, and plenty of food and other treats! Morey’s Piers are fun attachments to the boardwalk that are kind of like mini theme parks, with haunted houses, Go-karts, and many, many other attractions, rides, and games!!! My favorite was the Great White roller coaster, which climbs and twists and turns at breakneck speed. If you would like to learn more about Morey’s Piers and take a couple of virtual tours visit www.moreyspiers.com.
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