I did not know that Surfside Pier belonged to Moreys Pier(S) Amusement. Do you see how I singled out that S? That's because I've been calling it Morey's Pier since I was a kid in the late 80s and thought the other piers were competing piers. Obviously, I don't go often. The last time, in the early 2000s, they still took tickets that you bought with cash. So know ahead of time there are apparently three piers where you can play. While on the topic of tickets, you can avoid the hassle of holding your phone under their scanners and changing the size and brightness over and over by printing up your bar code at home. Make sure the code is about 1.5 inches wide. This sweet lady said smaller is better, and I couldn't stop giggling. This pier has a haunted attraction, which I think is fine for kids 8-9 and up. I base this on my 6 year old having a near panic attack and his older brother thinking it was awesome. I should also point out that the older boy loves horror stuff. The tram roller coaster is fantastic. I'm mid forties now. Quick jolts hurt, and I love to complain. This ride was fantastic. My youngest had a blast. The older kids loved it. There were people ranging from 5 to 70 years old on this, and they were all smiling coming off. We stayed for about an hour and a half and I'm glad we went. The pier still seems to be family-friendly. I believe it is smoke-free, which doesn't apply on the boardwalk. I can say that I didn't smell smoke of any kind while we were there. I also didn't hear any swearing which is a odd rarity for Jersey. It was nice! We will be back again before the Summer ends.