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Rides and Attractions Pictures

Amusement Park Pictures > Morey's Piers > Rides and Attractions Pictures

Condor is manufactured by Huss.

This ride is also known as the Flying Falcon at some parks. Morey's stuck with Condor as a name.

Curse Of The mummy is a walkthrough attraction that requires 3D glasses.

Curse Of The Mummy in 3D

I find wave swinger rides to be very photogenic.

Zoom Phloom is one of the longest flume rides I've ever seen.
(Who are those cuties?)

A log about to go down one of the two big drops on this ride.

That's a big drop.

Zoom Phloom

Splash!

Oh, come on! Any ride themed to Judas Priest has to be the greatest ride ever. Priest FTW!

I skipped this one. No idea what it's about, but the graphics look all destructive and manly so it can't be bad.

A wide close-up of the track.
(click on the photo to see the extra large, high resolution version)

Go Karts are always a big hit with guests. These ones sit under Great White.

Break Dance is a Huss manufactured ride for guests with a strong stomach. It's no longer at this location.

Such a great name for a simple kiddie ride.

A kiddie bumper car style ride.

Atmosfear is a 140-foot tall freefall ride that features multiple soundtrack, fog and led lighting effects.

Atmosfear at night.

At night with some of the fog lingering around the lights.

Morey's has two rides with the name Balloon Race. This one can be found on Mariner's Landing Pier.

Morey's has two rides with the name Balloon Race. This one can be found on Surfside Pier.

The Atlantic Ocean makes a heck of a backdrop for this attraction in the Raging Waters Waterpark.

One of several Carousels to be found at Morey's Piers.

Cygnus X-1 is a gravitron ride.

Cygnus X-1's nighttime look.

Cygnus X-1.

Dante's Dungeon is a gothic haunted castle dark ride.

Dante's Dungeon detail.

Dante's Dungeon detail.

Before Dante's Dungeon there was Dante's Inferno. The ride was totally redone in 2005.

Morey's Giant Slide has been at the park since 1969.

Giant Slide info.

I love a good ferris wheel and Morey's Giant Wheel is quite photogenic.

The Giant Wheel is 156 feet tall.

The Giant Wheel has a great location near the end of the Mariner's Landing Pier.

I think this photo puts the wheel into scale. If you look closely, you'll see a Sky Ship vehicle coming into frame in the bottom right corner.

The Giant Wheel glows in the late day sun.

A closer look.

As the sun sets, the Giant Wheel lights up.

The Giant Wheel has more than 200,000 LED bulbs.

Giant Wheel lit up behind Sea Serpent.

The Inverter stands in front of Great White's station.

Riders are flipped high in the sky.

The Kiddie Train's nighttime atmosphere.

Kite Flyer.

The Maelstrom is a seriously sick invention that moves in ways that made my stomach churn just watching.

Maelstrom flips riders upside down while spinning.

Getting vertical on Maelstrom.

A closer look at the seating (and an appropriate reaction to the ride).

One of Morey's two 44-foot Venetian carousels. This is the carousel on Mariner's Landing Pier.

Paddle Boats in a neat location under the Giant Wheel.

Rock and Roll!

Screamin' Swing.

Screamin' Swing sends riders 70 feet over the pier at speeds of 60 miles per hour.

You can choose to ride the Sky Ships or the Sky Cycle. My wife took my daughter on the powered Sky Ships seen in this photo.
I got stuck pedaling around on the Sky Cycle with her. That's a long way around the waterpark, kids!

The Skyride offers great views of the Piers and travels right over Great White.

Skyride heads out toward the ocean.

One of Morey's two 44-foot Venetian carousels. This is the carousel on Surfside Pier.

Another look at the Surfside Pier Carousel.

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