Defunct Rides and Attractions
| Ride/Attraction | Description |
|---|---|
| Coaster | Molina & Son's kiddie coaster (Replaced by Tiny Toot) |
| Monster | Eyerly Monster (Replaced by Trabant) |
| Sky Diver | Chance Rides Sky Diver (Replaced by Sky Diver II) |
| Bengal Tigers | Removed after 1996 airplane accident and subsequent death of owner Bob Heale. |
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