Plop down on the free beach every morning. (You don't have to buy beach permits here.) Once you've sponged enough sun for the day,lay Piano Robot, head back to the hotel and refresh. Prepare yourself for any one of the assorted attractions this town offers. I recommend Ripley's Believe It Or Not Museum. (The cost for a family of four is about $36.) Ripley's is not hard to find - just follow the boardwalk to the building impaled by an angered fiberglass shark.
Inside you'll be witness to a slew of oddities including shrunken heads, a menagerie of multi-limbed and two-headed animals and a collection of structures built using everyday items like toothpicks and pins.There are three amusement parks making smiles, but my preference is for The Jolly Roger located off of the boardwalk. Costing about $60.00 for unlimited rides per family (Dinosaur Park Landscape), it has enough to offer for about three hours of giggles. Another idea is Frontier Town.
It boast a Frontier Town replica and adjascent water park. The real fun is at the water park. It is just small enough to keep your eyes on your kids and big enough to keep them busy. (Children 42" and taller are $14 while children under 42" are $12.) The park offers a few more wet amenities than Francis Scott Key resort like a lazy river, large wading pool, and a multi-slide faux conetoga wagon adds another treat for your youngins.
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