HOPE TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Warren County) — Land of Make Believe has announced its policies and pricing for the 2026 season, emphasizing affordability for families amid rising costs.
The Warren County amusement park said it will continue offering a single-price, all-inclusive admission model that includes rides, water park access, free parking and picnic privileges.
Officials said the approach is designed to address concerns about inflation and the cost of family outings by allowing visitors to enjoy attractions without additional fees once inside the park.
Families are also permitted to bring their own food and picnic throughout the grounds, while food available for purchase is offered at what the park describes as “normal prices.”
The park is scheduled to open for the season Memorial Day weekend, from May 23 through May 25. After Memorial Day weekend, Land of Make Believe will be open weekends in early June and daily beginning Father’s Day weekend, June 20.
Land of Make Believe said it aims to provide a safe, family-friendly environment with a range of attractions for children, teens and adults, including rides, shows and water park features.
In recent years, the park has expanded its offerings with new attractions such as the Scream Machine 360, Safari Adventure and the Tumblin’ Timbers roller coaster, along with additional water slides in its water park.
Located near Route 80 in Hope Township, the park draws visitors from across New Jersey, New York City and eastern Pennsylvania.
Officials said the park will continue to focus on affordability and accessibility as it prepares for the upcoming season.
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