Current Roller Coasters & Attractions
| Roller Coaster | Year Installed | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Streak | 1938 | An Edward Vettel wooden coaster that still utilizes its original rolling stock and braking system. It is the only Vettel shallow track design still standing, and is the sixth oldest wooden coaster in the country. The park replaced the coaster's original trains with new Century Flyer built by National Amusements Devices in 1966. The original lighter trains were rebuilt and placed back in the ride in 2002 to reduce maintenance costs. The park is currently running the NAD trains due to insurance demands and costs to retrofit the original trains with modern restraints. |
| Little Dipper | 1950s | An Allan Herschell kiddie coaster that still has its original cars. |
| Toboggan | 2002 | A Chance portable roller coaster type ride
(No longer in operation, to be renovated.) |
Other attractions at the park include:
| Name | Type | Year Installed |
| Paratrooper | Frank Hrubetz & Co., Inc. | 1960s |
| Flying Scooters | Bish-Rocco flying ride | 1997 |
| Dodgems | Reverchon Bumper Cars | 1937 |
| Tilt-A-Whirl | Sellner Tilt-A-Whirl | 1949 |
| Tumble Bug | Harry Traver and Co. | 1925 |
| Bessemer Railway System | Allan Herschell, Miniature Train ride | 1923 |
| Musik Express | Majestic Manufacturing | 2002 |
| Carousel | Muller | 1910 |
| Trabant | Chance-Morgan | 1997 |
| Witch's Stew | Watkins | 2001 |
| Devil's Den | Pretzel Manufacturing | 1968 |
| Waterslide | Water Ride | 1986 |
| Mini Water Slide | Water Ride | 1991 |
| Lazy River | Water Ride | 1991 |
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