Historic Amusement Park and Museum. Celebrated over 125 years of operations.
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Dec 9, 2024
This is a fun park with a lot of unique rides. I really enjoyed the coasters, the train, and especially the tipsy house which is currently being worked on. There's also a boat ride on the lake. The …Full review by ermagertz
Jul 29, 2024
Lower your expectations. Going to pop up carnivals is a better option. Slowest and most klunky go carts on earth. Rides are meh, too expensiveFull review by James V
Jun 27, 2024
A friend and I were on an amusement park vacation, visiting parks in the upper Midwest. We had been to Arnolds Park several times before over the past 25 years, and we always make a point to visit t…Full review by Amusementparkguy
Yes. The ride is approximately 60 minutes and narrated. Because the Lake was so full due to large amounts of rainfall, we were not able to get as close to the shoreline due to …
Yes. The ride is approximately 60 minutes and narrated. Because the Lake was so full due to large amounts of rainfall, we were not able to get as close to the shoreline due to creating wake, thus, it was more difficult to see some of the attractions.
There's no "gate" per se. If you just want to stroll through the park without riding anything that's no cost. The kiddie rides have a maximum height but not a minimum. Would certainly …
There's no "gate" per se. If you just want to stroll through the park without riding anything that's no cost. The kiddie rides have a maximum height but not a minimum. Would certainly think twice about putting a 1 year old on most any of even the kiddie rides. If they're closer to 2 then maybe the carousel with parental assistance or the little train could be okay. Concur with Chuck you're probably better off with park bucks than a wrist band if you're unsure. One other point is the under 42 inches wrist band comes with a guardian wristband to ride the same rides where allowed at no extra cost.
I want to go to one of the concerts that will be there. I am wondering how I go about that. Do I have to buy a day pass just to go to the concert, do I have to purchase the concert ticket in advance or at the gate?
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Most of our concerts are free. You do not have to buy a day pass or tickets to the amusement park to attend the concert.
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