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| Food |
| Canobie Lake does have a wide variety of food options. Dancing Bear Canteen (hot dogs, burgers, BBQ, chicken), Portofino (Italian), Poncho Cantina (Mexican), and Pizza Ria (pizza, subs, salads) cover must of the traditional foods you will find at parks. However, Minuteman Clams is a must for the seafood fan, including a fresh and made-to-order Pint of Fried Clams. |
| Operating Season |
| Weekend operations from late April to Memorial Day and from Labor Day to Halloween. Daily operations in June, July, and August. |
| Established Seasonal events |
| Screeemfest occurs on weekend in October. |
| Access & Location |
The park can be reached from Exits 2 or 3 off of I-93. From Exit 2 off I-93: Bear right off exit, left at lights onto North Policy Street. Less than 1 mile to Canobie Lake Park.
From Exit 3 off I-93: Bear right off exit (Route 111 East), bear left at lights (at Mobil), right at first light (Range Road), right onto North Policy Street. Less than 1 mile to Canobie Lake Park. |
| Nearby Lodging |
| One suggestion is a reasonably priced La Quinta Inn at Exit 2 of I-93. |
| Virtual Queue Options |
| None Available |
| Shows |
| The park has a couple of music/dance shows but nothing on a grand scale. |
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| TPR Notes |
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| Canobie Lake Park is one of America's oldest parks with nice landscaping and well-established foliage. The signature coasters are a woodie that has its good and bad days and the Untamed Eurofighter. While the coasters are not abundant, there is a varied assortment of flat rides, including a well-done indoor scrambler in PsychoDrome. The park gets props for being one of the few where you can get fresh seafood. Many of the traditional flat rides can be enjoyed by the whole family. | |
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