








Palace Amusements
The memory
Established in 1888, Palace Amusements was a cornerstone of Asbury Park's vibrant boardwalk scene. From its iconic carousel to the funhouse and the grinning face of "Tillie," the Palace offered a century of joy and memories. Though it closed in 1988 and was demolished in 2004, its spirit lives on in the hearts of those who experienced its magic.
Details
Celebrate the legacy.
Glossy ceramic construction means the print stays sharp through repeated washes, and both dishwasher and microwave are fair game. It's a mug built for actual morning use, not a shelf.
Made one at a time, after you order it.
Shipping and returns
Made to order. Nothing sits in a warehouse. Your mug is made after you buy it and ships directly from the print facility, not from the Jersey Shore. Most orders ship within 3 business days, then normal transit time. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and it is free on any 3 tees or any order over $99.
Returns
Thank you for choosing Jersey Shore Memories for your nostalgia fix! Please be aware that our products are custom printed to order, making returns or exchanges a bit tricky. Please double-check your selection before you buy, as all sales are considered final unless you receive incorrect or defective merchandise. Rest assured, if there’s an error on our end, we’ll swiftly make it right. We appreciate your understanding and support!
Please contact us at gettheshirt@jsmemories.com if you have received an incorrect, defective or damaged item.
What happened to Palace Amusements in Asbury Park?
Palace Amusements opened on August 17, 1888 and ran for a hundred years, with Tillie grinning from the wall. It closed on November 27, 1988 as Asbury Park hit hard times. The building came down around 2004 and condos went up on most of the site. Pieces of the Tillie mural were saved.
When did Palace Amusements in Asbury Park close?
November 27, 1988.










