Casino Pier and Breakwater Beach Waterpark

Beachfront amusement park doing the best they can during a quarantine. Everyone must wear a mask at all times and some rides were closed but there was enough to do to keep the children entertained for about three hours. Pricing is on par with other tourist attractions in the area. Hand sanitizer was found at every ride entrance and scattered throughout the park. Ride operators were very friendly and would spray down each seat and contact point after the ride stopped and before allowing the next group on.

Nice place to take the family to get away for the day or a long weekend . Variety of food options . Best pizza 3 brother. Decent amount of rides to enjoy as well as games. Very clean and “unique” experience. Plenty of arcade games and carnival style games at a decent price. Some can be a little bit more thank others just depending on the prize.nBeach is great for a long walk as well at night when the entire pier is lit up!

We had been going there for a really long time. It's not the family oriented place it used to be. It now is all about packs of teenagers roaming around. The rides and games are still there, but the atmosphere isn't great for little ones. Next year, I'll go to Point Pleasant.

Fun time with the neighbors and kids. Not crowded at all. Good selection of beers for adults to chill while the kiddos run around safely.

Would give it zero stars if I could. Would not allow my daughter with special needs, who functions like a month old, to enter because she can't keep her mask on. The head of this place actually said that they can do whatever they want because it's private property and they make the rules as they see fit. So without even consideration of our daughter's need to be stimulated by sounds and lights, without being trouble to anyone else, we were turned away despite strangers coming to our defense. This dictator needs to stopped by being hit where it hurts most...in the wallet. DON'T GO HERE!! Horrible people run this place. Make them realize that people with special needs matter. Thank you.