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After being shut down for over a year the idea of enjoying some of our favorite outdoor amusement parks is really exciting. A lot of our theme parks took advantage of this downtime to get ready for society’s re-opening by creating new rides and attractions for us! Want to know what’s new? Read on!

It really is spring! As more and more New Jersey residents get vaccinated against COVID-19, more and more business prepare to welcome us back to a little bit of life as we knew it. Here's when you and the family can enjoy some fun at the Jersey shore.

Six-Flags Great Adventure is still very much the same with the excitement, rides and food but with some social distancing and masks being required this summer.

As a monster thunder and lightning storm bristled through the Jersey Shore on Monday, Six Flags Great Adventure was hit particularly hard when their power went out.

And these rides are going to be ready JUST in time for Summer of 2019!

Do you have a fear of being stuck on a ride at an amusement park? That's exactly what happened to a group of ride-goers at Six-Flags Sunday.

Tourism is a year round business in Ocean County...but what happens before and after beach season that keeps people coming back?

After 9 long months of very hard work by dedicated folks at the Jersey Shore, the rides returned to Casino Pier in Seaside Heights this weekend! Wacky Rooftop Golf, the carousel and arcade are also open. Plus, don't forget about Breakwater Beach water park. In order to Restore The Shore, we need to go back over the bridge and visit Seaside Heights. There's plenty of summer left!

Sunday, I took a quick drive across Point Pleasant because I wanted to get my niece and nephew some ride tickets at Jenkinson's as an Easter gift. It was a beautiful early afternoon and the place was packed with families enjoying the rides. Now that's a great summer sound!

Casino Pier's Breakwater Beach waterpark is adding two new slides for the 2012 season!