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Welcome to Theme Park Review! Photos & Videos of Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, and FUN!
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| Food |
| It's mostly standard amusement park food with BBQ, fried chicken, chicken tenders, hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, sandwiches, and salads available at various locations in the park. Some of the unique offerings are tacos in a bag (fritos with taco meat) and footlong corn dogs. The park also has real, fresh-made lemonade and large slabs of bacon. Don't miss the traditional ice cream parlor on Main street. |
| Operating Season |
| The season runs from early May to late September. Daily operations occur from late May to late August with weekends only to open and end the season. |
| Access & Location |
The park is located a couple of miles northeast of Des Moines in Altoona. The park is within one mile of I-80, the major interstate crossing East-West through Iowa.
http://www.adventureland-usa.com/faq/11-directions/59-how-do-i-get-to |
| Nearby Lodging |
Adventureland Resort offers both the Adventureland Inn (185 rooms) and a Campground (hook-ups and tents). Complimentary trolleys run from the resort to the park
More info can be found at http://adventureland-inn.com/ |
| Virtual Queue Options |
| Not Available |
| Shows |
| Adventureland has a Bingo Hall on Main Street that is very popular with the locals. |
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| TPR Notes |
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Adventureland is known for having some of the friendliest staff in the industry. But the park also has a very solid lineup of flat rides to support three wooden coasters.
Many of the flat rides have low height restrictions for allowing a kid to ride when accompanied by an adult. The water rides can get you very wet, so be prepared.
Typical theme park fare can be found throughout the park and is reasonably priced. Games of chance are also fairly priced, so the young ones won't destroy your wallet in that area. | |
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