Shane's Amusement Attic

Parking was only $1.50 or a parking season pass for $7.50. You can't even park one day at Six Flags for that amount.

$9.75 admission...those where the days!

Now onto the rides...

I find it interesting that they release the number of passengers for that season. How cool is that?

Three locomotives???? Does Disneyland even have that many...lol

This was not a typical horse type carousel and if my memory serves me it was at the park for a couple of years, then it was gone.

The Wabash Cannonball, this is one park that I remember ran two trains at the same time on their corkscrew. One train was red and the other was blue.

This unique ride was only one of two built by Bradley and Kaye. The other was at Old Chicago, the indoor amusement park in Chicago. Both rides met a similar fate. Intamin took a stab at recreating this ride and they too are all gone. I am going to venture to say that the ride just wasn't that great. But I remember liking it.

The Tennessee Waltz

The Rock-n-Roller Coaster. This ride was also called Tree Topper. It is now located at the Great Escape in New York.

Another shot of the Wabash Cannonball. This shot is a mirror image of the ride. Opryland seemed to use this mirror image in a lot of their printed material.

General park pictures.

more pictures of the park.

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