WILDWOOD N.J. SUMMER 1988

[@candyperri9251]

Love this, back when it was fun. Thanks for sharing!

[@allensadicario5196]

The good old days

[@davidmcleish6664]

Geat Memories thanks for sharing!

[@michaeladamo6279]

Believe it or not I used to go to the Roy Rogers a lot back in 88! I was just thinking of myself. I can’t believe I did that.

[@robkrasinski6217]

This is like a time machine. I went to Wildwood, but not in 1988. We went to Ocean City, MD instead in August 1988 with my late mom. You can see Castle Dracula here, it burned down Jan 16, 2002. I went through it in Aug 1995, June 1996 and June 1998. Dungeon boat ride 1996 and 1998. I was also in Wildwood with my late father who passed March 8, 1986 and my late mom who passed June 14, 2022 in the hospital in August 1982 and August 1983. I went on Hunt's and Fun Piers and Morey's and Mariner's Landing, and Sportland Pier. My father rode Hell Hole by himself on Sportland. We rode dark rides on Fun Pier, Hunt's Pier and Morey's Pier and went through a few fun houses on Fun and Mariner's, and maybe the one on Morey's at the time TV Playhouse. It wound up on Hunt's Pier by 1989 or so. i didn't go in Morey's Haunted House, Hunt's Whacky Shack ride, Castle Dracula then, or Castle Frankenstein on Fun Pier, or Dr. Blood's House of Horror ride on Sportland Pier which closed after 1983 season and was razed Jan 2007 with props and cars in storage off the boardwalk. Whacky Shack props and Jungleland animals and a few other props are in Randy's retro arcade on the boardwalk for the past few years, they were in storage before.

[@neilonicko1]

That’s the year I learned how to swim at the Tangiers motel the summer of 1988

[@DelbertSting-th7if]

I learned how to swim at the conca d’or in 1978.

[@michaeladamo6279]

Too very cool memories!

[@Neil-ll3uq]

I remember love playing shuffleboard, shuffleboard courts was all over Wildwood at the time

[@listbusters2550]

Definitely 1989: Batman, Honey I Shrunk The Kids, Ghostbusters (II) and Karate Kid (Part III)

[@davidmcleish6664]

Does anyone remember the Fitzpatrick restaurant?