No Rehoboth trip is complete without a stop at Funland, the family-run boardwalk arcade and amusement park that’s been a town tradition since 1962. It’s small, a little retro, and exactly that on purpose — bumper cars, a haunted mansion, skee-ball lanes, and kiddie rides that have been making memories for generations of beach-going families. Cash in some tickets at the prize counter, ride the carousel one more time than you planned to, and soak in that unmistakable mix of popcorn smell and arcade bells that basically is the sound of summer here. It’s an easy win for families with younger kids, but plenty of adults sneak back for a nostalgic round of skee-ball too. Lines build up after dinner, so going right when it opens or mid-afternoon keeps the wait short. Best time to go: late morning for shorter lines, early evening for the lit-up, lively version. Either way, it’s a Rehoboth rite of passage — sticky hands and ticket trails included.
