Theme Parks: What's Hot Now: Ohio Theme Parks

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Ohio Theme Parks Nov 30th 2011, 13:07 Ohio theme parks and amusement parks are arranged alphabetically. Do you have a favorite theme park in Ohio? Have you had a memorable experience at a theme park or amusement park? Write a review of an Ohio theme park and share it with the Theme Parks community. Cedar Point Sandusky (on Lake Erie) Affiliated water parks: Castaway Bay Indoor Water Park Resort and Soak City outdoor water park. One of the world's great amusement parks, with an incredible collection of roller coasters. Coney Island Cincinnati No, not THAT Coney Island. The classic park dates back to 1867. Erieview Park Geneva-on-the-Lake The small, traditional park closed in 2006. Geauga Lake Aurora (near Cleveland) NOTE: The amusement park closed permanently in 2007. The water park, however, is still open. Wildwater Kingdom Jungle Jack's Landing at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Powell (near Columbus) NOTE: The amusement park and the adjacent Zoombezi Bay water park used to be known as Wyandot Lake. Affiliated outdoor water park: Zoombezi Bay Waterpark Kings Island Mason (near Cincinnati) Affiliated outdoor water park: Boomerang Bay Affiliated indoor water park: Great Wolf Lodge at Kings Island Memphis Kiddie Park Brooklyn (near Cleveland) (216) 941-5995 Classic park built in 1952. Very small with 11 rides, including a kiddie roller coaster. Geared to families with children from 2 to 5 years. Paramount's Kings Island Mason (near Cincinnati) NOTE: Paramount sold the park. It is now known simply as "Kings Island." Affiliated outdoor water park: Boomerang Bay Affiliated indoor water park: Great Wolf Lodge at Kings Island Huge amusement park with a great collection of roller coasters. SeaWorld Ohio and Six Flags World of Adventure Aurora (near Cleveland) SeaWorld used to operate a separate marine life park. Between 2000 and 2003, Six Flags bought SeaWorld Ohio, combined it with Geauga Lake, and called the mega-park Six Flags World of Adventure. Six Flags sold the property to Cedar Fair in 2004. Cedar Fair closed the marine life park and reverted to the park's original name, Geauga Lake The amusement park closed permanently in 2007. The water park, however, is still open. Wyandot Lake Powell (near Columbus) The park closed in 2006 and reopened in 2008 as Zoombezi Bay Waterpark and Jungle Jack's Landing, both part of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.

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