Jolly Roger Amusement Park

I have been here many times in the past and always looked forward to the Formula One cars. This time was no different and I was told as I have always been told before if you hit two cones, leave the track or spin out twice your ride will be over. No problem there because I’ve been on this probably 15 times and never hit one cone let alone two. Now it had stopped raining about 7 hours prior to my ride and the track was pretty much dry except for a puddle at the first turn. I spun out twice after hitting that puddle thus ending my ride after one lap when I paid for three. The problem I have is if there is a puddle why aren’t the employees there sweeping that water off the track allowing it to dry? I asked this and the ride operator said he is not the boss and doesn’t make the rules. There is the problem. Lack of supervision. Nobody is asking someone to sweep the water off the track so the water stays on the track. Now this is a track where you race the clock so to speak to see how fast you can do it. Why would you pay extra to ride this if you can’t go as fast as you can. If I wanted to chug along would have stuck to the cheaper go carts and not spent the extra money on the Formula One cart. Any way. I just wanted to warn people not to ride the Formula carts when it had rained at all that day because the track is probably still wet. They won’t get my money again after being a customer off and on for 20 years.

It’s a stationary carnival.
We bought passes with several children. We were able to visit both locations and enjoyed the second park well into the night.

Went there last year and bought wristbands for each person (coupon available). Wristbands are good for use for a time period only (4 hours) at both the 30^th St. and pier locations so we rushed going from one location to the other. 30^th st is really better for younger kids.
Rides are not as smooth as in bigger amusement parks though, like the rollercoaster. Hurricane rides at both locations kept going and going, and very fast that we got off dizzy and a bit of a neckache, esp. the one that went backwards.
This year, we just stayed at 30^th st. and purchased points card, which can be shared. There are points packages so we picked the one that is enough for us.
Not too crowded when we went this time. The adventure course is good for the little kids, with a little fun zipline at the end.

Gave it one star because I had too. This place is the biggest rip off. We spent $ 120 for 3 of us to get in the water park and for my 6 year old to also do the ride area (even though it’s «one park» you have to pay for additional tickets for the other areas).
The poor kid couldn’t do half of the water rides because he was too small but we still had to pay full admission for him because he’s over 42″ tall.
We then waited to go to the ride side which doesn’t open til 2. We get our wristband which the staff says is good for the day… great! Because we were told that it’s good for the day we hang out for a bit and let him ride on the extremely outdated rides. We decided to go get something to eat play on the beach and then come back. Here’s the kicker. We walked back in just after 6 and. guess what… it’s another $ 23! The band that we were told was good for the day… nope only good til 6pm.
Save your money. I know it looks like a great time when your driving by and the kids might ask to go… but it’s not worth it…

I went to Jolly Roger specifically for Speed World and I had a blast. This was something I was looking forward to and the roller coaster go kart track was worth the wait. It’s a 3 minute course and bumps and turns as if it was on a wooden roller coaster. The price isn’t that expensive.

This park is the perfect end to the boardwalk. It has all the cheesy rides to go with your fair-​style food and air-​brushed t-​shirts. Like all amusement parks, the tickets are expensive. At least at this place they tell you how many tickets each ride takes and you can buy in that increment. Not exactly the best deal if you want to ride a bunch of rides (just go for the package deals in that case), but for people like us, who just wanted to ride the ferris wheel, it worked out great. Also, you don’t actually buy tickets, you buy a refillable card with the tickets on it. That makes things easier.

This place was a huge waste of money and we will never go back. Went with two toddlers who could only rude a few of the rides but there was no discounted pricing for kids 4 or under. On top of that most of the rides required an adult to go on so we had to pay additional fees!

I agree with some other reviews. The rides are dated but my daughter did love the Speedway. We purchased the four hour wrist band for the dry rides. At 5:58 pm my six year old autistic son boarded and was buckled into a kiddie buccaneer ride by the ride operator. Another attendant ran over and said that my son had to get off of the ride because the bands expire at 6:00 pm. I asked him what time it was, he pulled out his phone and said 6. I pointed out that if he had not run over, made a scene, and stopped the operator, the ride would have begun before 6 when the bracelet was valid and that to pull a child off of a ride that staff had let him on would be cruel. He stormed off and took the operator with him while my my son was still buckled in waiting for the ride to begin. I called over another worker who apologized and let my son ride. I and others who had been waiting were shocked and in disbelief. I’m not sure if management comes down too hard the ride operators but this experience was unbelievable and unacceptable.

Facilities dated, but it was a great time and night out with the kids. Did not go on any rides, just hit the Speedway. The cars are dated, but I hope to return next year and kick their butts again!!!

The arm bands are good for both the 30^th St location and the pier. I would say this is the best deal if you’re planning to visit the parks! The parks themselves are a bit small but each location has different things and it’s worth it to hop the bus and visit both! I wish I had enough time to do the zip line adventure and the slingshot but maybe next time! The view from the ferris wheel at the pier is amazing. I would go for that alone!

You’ll pay a price for visiting the only amusement park in O.C. The miniature golf for four will cost you roughly $ 35.00 but if you want to play more than one round of golf you can do so for free as long as it is before 5:00pm. We finished our first round at 5:01pm literally and they did not honor our wristband. You can find cheaper miniature golf in O.C. However, their course on Coastal Highway was in great condition.
The SpeedWorld is awesome with the new addition of Cyclone — a three level track; however, it does not come in the 2 hour all you can ride package deal you may want to purchase. Instead it costs each rider $ 9 per ride and if you’re like myself taking a family on it over and over will cost you a lot.
Jolly Rogers has not improved that significantly for the continuous annual rise in costs to enjoy it… other than the Cyclone at SpeedWorld however they took out an existing track (that was part of the 2 hour unlimited rides package), so you get less for the package deal and to ride the new ride it is by means of separate purchase. The thrill of going up in circles and down in circles on Cyclone (passing slow pokes) is thrilling and quickly makes you forget you got less $$$ in your pocket.
Bring a lot of $$$ to visit Jolly Rogers and if the price doesn’t break the bank then you should enjoy the features they offer.

Kids love it and for $ 23 ride all you want from 7−11PM
Snacks and drinks are expensive .
Enjoy

Went to visit the park
speed world. They park was ok .stay of the cyclone at night have incompetent people in charge of karts. There is nothing but wrecks people smashing into everyone. Word of advicemake sure seat belt. Works. Some one going to get hurt..

This was my first time here. Speed world was nice and the park is cool too. They have one of my favorite rides from my childhood the Spyder (Octopus). It was nice to ride again.

Probably one of the WORST experiences I have had since I started taking my daughter here since she was three.
We visit this past Saturday and planned to take the kids to the water park. My daughter is 7 and stands well over 48″ tall and my boyfriends son is 4 and stands about 42″ tall. Before buying anything we wanted to confirm that he was going to be allowed on almost all the slides with his father. The girl at the register (which spoke very BAD ENGLISH) measured him and confirmed he was going to be able to ride almost every slide with his dad as long as he was wearing a life vest. We paid over $ 130 for the four of us only to walk around for about 45 minutes because he wasn’t able to ride down one single slide with is dad. I then tried to explain to the manager that we hadn’t been there for even an hour and spent a lot of money just to really ride down the slides and none of us were wet besides my daughter and I just simply wanted a refund of some kind for at least my boyfriend and his son because we were told at the time of sale that we were going to be able to ride almost every slide in the water park.
I am truly disappointing because I visit Ocean City every year a few times during the summer and my daughter LOVES water parks but I will not be returning just for the fact that a young girl completely lied or just frankly didn’t understand what we were saying and sold us tickets only to leave 45 minutes later completely unsatisfied.

Its one of the few things to do on a rainy day at the beach… It’s a good deal for the price you pay as long as you don’t mind the the employees being stoned, half asleep on the job, or being just plain old rude and disrespectful. Also, the go karts seem like they’re about 20 years old. Other than that, it’s fine for a rainy day at the beach.

I wish there was a zero star review. I mean if you like second hand smoke and ex-​cons manning the rides. I guess I did not get hurt and the ride functioned.
The games were good, I’ll give them that. Kids win every time..

Not much good to say. First off workers are nice but they lack communicating in the English language.
Secondly, very deceiving online coupons for mini-​golf. In a town loaded with quality, price friendly places to play why would I EVER return here again and pay a premium price to play in a sub standard, fly and bug infested area …
The golf course lacks basic qualities such as there are only three club sizes and not much of a difference in size. The par was two on all the holes except for one. The total par was thirty seven. Went with my son and we where very disappointed. Defiantly the worst mini golf course I have ever been to. Not a great start of Father’s Day weekend.

Only open on weekends??? In June? This place is one of the few places that refuse to amuse the family’s with young children that vacation early. Would it really hurt you to open some kid rides? But wait! The go karts are open. To bad they are overpriced and the karts run like dog mess. Formula 1 my you know what. They went just at fast as the karts on the family track. Btw all the exchange students are in town so they got the four lines of English down that they will need. Very disappointed.

My kids had a fantastic time here.
Arm bands were very reasonable at around 20 $ each for all the rides they could ride.
My oldest did the sling shot which cost extra but she loved it.
I love riding the ferris wheel and being able to see the ocean and all the rides from the top.
There are plenty of games and the game employees were not overly pushy.
Will continue to go back!