Marty's Playland

5 Worcester St, Ocean City, MD 21842

Closed until March

http://www.martysplayland.com/

CLOSED UNTIL MARCH FOR FLOOR RENOVATION. Marty's Playland is more then just a video arcade, we are family fun place, part of Ocean City history and one of the nicest and affordable vacation accommodations in town!

Since 1930's we have been providing entertainment for all age groups. Located on the corner of boardwalk and Worcester street Marty's Playland is only in 5 min stroll from the ocean.

Inside the arcade you will find a large selection of video , redemption, pinball, bowlingo and air hockey games. Also stop by to see our famous antique skeeball and miniature cranes of the diggerville that are around 100 years old.

So weather you want to take a memorable Black & White photo, win a big stuffed animal from a Giant Crane, check your IQ in Trivia Game, try your luck in poker, breed a racehorse in Derby Owners Club or just want to get lost in the lights, prizes and music - Marty's Playland is the place to be!

Recent Reviews

So Maryn : 5 on 7/7/2024 8:14 pm

Skeeball is just 25 cents per game. Can’t beat that. Back of the place has some classic claw games and fortune teller machine. Modern games such as Mario Kart are aplenty. Customer service for the entire place is top notch with helpful game operator and reward table. There’s always someone wiping down the machines clean too so that’s always a plus as well. Capture the moment with multiple snaps from the Photo Booth for just $3.

PhillipsVision YT : 5 on 9/7/2023 3:15 am

Awesome arcade and game facility on the Boardwalk in Ocean City, MD. This place has been here for years and has a large variety of arcade games, ticket redemption games, pinball games, air hockey, claw machines, and many other games. You can cash in your ticket credits for prizes. Use your credit card to purchase a gaming card. These are needed to play the games here. Fun place to hit if you like video games and fun.

Debbie Reece : 5 on 7/1/2024 1:14 am

We grew up going to Marty’s. We loved the skee ball and the old-fashioned claw machines. When my grandfather was alive, he did the claw machines while we watched it hoped for him to get all the cool prizes. so we decided to take my brother’s grandson there. we went late, June just before Fourth of July. we were very pleased to see that was easy for my brother, who is in a wheelchair, to not only go into Marty’s, but move around within Marty’s while his grandson played the old-fashioned claw machines the new machines and old-fashioned skee ball. Thank you for having a wheelchair accessible place with air-conditioning for families to move around within and play games and have a memorable experience.