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| Food |
Snacks and desserts are some of the better food options at Waldameer. The prices are fair and variety is limited. Another option at Waldameer is to bring your own food. The park even provide free grills if you bring the charcoal. The parking lot very close to the BBQ area.
Please note: all purchases in the parks are cashless so you need to load money on to a Wally Card for food/games and purchases.
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| Operating Season |
The park is open on weekends in May. From June to Labor the park is open day, except Mondays. The park is not open on Mondays, except Holidays.
http://www.waldameer.com/events.asp |
| Established Seasonal events |
| Not applicable |
| Access & Location |
The park is losated close to where I-79 and I-90 meet in Erie, Pennsylvania. Driving directions can be found on the parks website
http://www.waldameer.com/plan_directions_link.asp |
| Nearby Lodging |
Waldameer has a list of nearby lodging options on their website. Some of these hotels offer discount tickets to the park.
http://www.waldameer.com/plan_nearby.asp |
| Virtual Queue Options |
| Not available. |
| Shows |
| The same cast stages three entirely different musical shows each day at the Showtime Theater next to the Pirate's Cove. |
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| TPR Notes |
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Waldameer is one of a vanishing breed of small, family-owned parks catering to locals. For years the owners fought to build the Ravine Flyer II wooden coaster, which finally came to fruition in 2008.
Most of the rides are the kind that families can ride together, including a few Bill Tracey creations. The park may not have an abundance of attractions, but it is well shaded and priced reasonably with a friendly staff.
You will need to load money on a Wally Card to make in park purchases | |
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