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

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Pennsylvania Theme Parks Jan 11th 2012, 11:04 Pennsylvania theme parks and amusement parks are arranged alphabetically. Do you have a favorite theme park in Pennsylvania? Have you had a memorable experience at a theme park or amusement park? Write a review of a Pennsylvania theme park and share it with the Theme Parks community. Bushkill Park Easton (610) 258-6941 Small turn-of-the-century park with an antique carousel, Tilt-A-Whirl, Whip and the oddly spelled "Barl of Fun." Conneaut Lake Park Conneaut Lake (2 hours northwest of Pittsburgh) The park closed in 2007, but reopened for the 2009 season. DelGrosso's Amusement Park Tipton (in the center of PA) (814) 684-3538 Known for nearly 100 years as Bland's Park, the small, traditional amusement park now bears the name of the family that has been running it for decades. The DelGrossos are also known for their line of pasta sauces, so it should be no surprise that the park offers some decent food. Rides include an antique carousel and a small roller coaster. Small adjacent waterpark. Dorney Park Allentown Part of the Cedar Fair chain (that owns parks such as Ohio's Cedar Point and California's Knott's Berry Farm), Dorney Park boasts some great coasters and classic rides. Dutch Wonderland Lancaster Geared to families with younger kids. Hersheypark Hershey The classic chocolate-themed park. Idlewild Ligonier (East of Pittsburgh) Geared to families with younger kids. Kennywood West Mifflin (near Pittsburgh) One of the country's great, classic trolley parks. A wonderful blend of vintage and contemporary rides. For sheer thrills, it's hard to beat the Phantom's Revenge hypercoaster. Knoebels Elysburg (in the center of the state) Great traditional amusement park. Lakemont Park Altoona One of the country's oldest still-operating trolley parks. Seasme Place Langhorne (near Philadelphia), Pennsylvania Includes water park rides as well as dry rides. Waldameer Park Erie Traditional ride park with a good-sized waterpark. Williams Grove Mechanicsburg (near Harrisburg) The park closed in 2005.

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