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About

Adventure Pier is the southernmost of Morey's piers, at Spencer Avenue, and it is built around bigger thrills. The Great White is a wooden coaster that starts with a drop into a dark tunnel, followed by a 105-foot plunge, with the track running out over the beach. SkyScraper swings riders on a 160-foot arm, SpringShot launches two people straight up at more than 75 mph, and Screamin' Swing lifts you 70 feet.

Grand Prix Raceway has go-karts on a wooden track next to the Great White. There are no kiddie rides on this pier; those are on Surfside and Mariner's.

History

The pier was called Wild Wheels before it became Adventure Pier in the mid-2000s. The Great White opened in 1996, and SkyScraper was moved here from the old Hunt's Pier in 2012. The SkyCoaster, which stood here for more than 25 years, was retired in late 2025.

When to go

Adventure Pier is closed for the winter and reopens each spring. Each pier keeps its own schedule, so check the park hours page before you go.

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Good to know

Ride wristbands are not valid on SkyScraper, SpringShot or Grand Prix Raceway, which take tickets instead. Most rides here have a minimum height of 48 inches or more, so check each ride's page.

Price

• Walking onto the pierFree
• SkyScraper, per rider$20 or 22 tickets

Other rides run on tickets or a wristband, for example 10 tickets for the Great White. Morey's lists a discounted SkyScraper price for June. No wristband or ticket prices are posted right now, so check the website before you go.

Prices checked November 2026 on the website of Morey's Piers and the Wildwoods tourism authority. They can change, so check before you go.

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