Funland
An old amusement park on the boardwalk, run by the same family since 1962. Rides are paid for by ticket, and it holds childhood memories for generations of beachgoers.
Funland sits at the southern end of the boardwalk. Run by the same family for more than 60 years, it has a carousel, bumper cars, a free-fall tower, a haunted house and coin-operated arcade games. It is known for low prices and a nostalgic atmosphere. There is no entry fee; you buy tickets for individual rides and attractions, which makes it a good choice for families with children. It is busiest from summer evenings until late at night, and the neon lights make for very retro photos. The season is short, so check the official website for opening times.
Opening hours
About mid-May to early September, evening to late night
Nearby sights
- Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk & Beach
- Dolle's Candyland
- Dewey Beach
- Junction and Breakwater Trail
- Fort Miles & WWII Fire Control Towers
- Tanger Outlets Rehoboth Beach
- Delaware Seashore State Park & Indian River Inlet
- Cape May–Lewes Ferry