Ride List
- Twister (1964 John C. Allen wooden twister coaster)
- Sidewinder (1980 Arrow Dynamics launched shuttle loop, debuted 1990)
- Wildcat (1927 Herbert Schmeck wooden out-and-back coaster)
- Splinter (Intamin log flume, debuted 1977)
- Rainbow (Huss Rainbow, debuted 1985)
- Troika (Huss Troika (ride), debuted 1977)
- Paradise (Huss Breakdance, debuted 1987)
- Holland Express (Mack Zugspitz, debuted 1966)
- Casino (Chance Wipeout/Trabant (Ride), debuted 1965)
- Mine Shaft (Chance Rotor, debuted 1991)
- Round Up (Hrubetz Round Up, debuted 1963)
- Thing-A-Ma-Jig (Heintz-Fahtze Twister, debuted 1985)
- Spider (Eyerly Spider, debuted 1969)
- Turn of the century (Zierer Wave Swinger, debuted 1969)
- Wild Mouse (Miller wooden wild mouse, debuted 1960)
- Bumper Cars (Reverchon Dodgems, debuted 1955)
- Illuminator (Chance Skydiver, debuted in 1992)
- Carousel (Philadelphia Toboggan Company 1928 model) first one, Elitch Gardens Carousel, Philadelphia Toboggan Company Carousel #6, was sold and removed in 1928
- Big Wheel (Chance Giant Wheel, debuted 1975)
- Sea Dragon (Chance Sea Dragon, debuted 1981)
- Sky Ride (Watkins chairlift, debuted 1969)
- Battle Zone (Intamin boat tag, debuted 1987)
- Tilt-A-Whirl (Sellner Tilt-A-Whirl, debuted 1957)
- Calypso
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