A Successful Wildwood Polar Plunge 2017
The Wildwood water was a very cold 36.3 degrees when plungers took the waters in support of New Jersey’sSpecial Olympics. The annual event drew over a twelve hundred (1,200) people who braved the cold winter weather and almost freezing temperatures to support an amazing cause.
If you don’t know what theWildwood Polar Plunge is, it is a family-friendly event benefiting more than 25,000 athletes of the New JerseySpecial Olympicswhere plungers donate moneyto take a dip in the freezing waters.

Wildwood Polar Plunge 2017
As the numbers are still being counted, we are told that the event raised just aboutfour hundred thousand ($400,000) for the Special Olympics. It seems that every year more and more are turning out for theWildwood Polar Plunge.
This yearthere were so many awesome costumes and themes worn by the polar plungers. From Scottish costumes to a Hambresuits, (gorilla suit), everyone looked amazing!
We filmed theWildwood Polar Plunge via a drone to give you an bird’s eye view of the plungers jumping into the cold water! At-least you can watch it from your warm couch as they dive into almost freezing waters! (BELOW)
We also filmed the Wildwood Polar Plungers as they ran into the water from the side of the spectators.
(Video Below)
If you were unable to attend or donate, make sure you jump online athttp://www.njpolarplunge.org/and donate.
While you are here check out the Update On The Great Nor’Easter at Morey’s Piers
CLICK HERE FOR THE ARTICLE
Great Nor’Easter Update
Also, if you haven’t yet, make sure you purchase your 2017 Wildwood Calendar and or Retro Wildwood Motel T-Shirt. (CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE)
2017 Wildwood Calendar
Thank you once again for everyone who came out for theWildwood Polar Plunge! Thank you to Wildwood Police, Wildwood Fire And Wildwood Beach Patrol!