One of the great amusement parks in PA for the adventurous child or if there is a mix of ages in your group. Hersheypark – Thrills, thrills, and more thrills This park is great for the smaller kid crowd, but does have some larger rides that will keep ‘tweens happy. There is also a Story Book section which is not devoted to rides, but fairy tales and characters. The main section of the park has larger rides, such as a spider, paratroopers, wild mouse, bumper cars, etc. There is also Daniel Tiger’s neighborhood, to satisfy the kids who are big fans. The main park includes a children’s section, surrounding a lake, which is quite beautiful. There is a section devoted to the water park which has a good amount of large slides, a play structure with smaller slides, and a wave pool. Idlewild is a young children’s amusement park with a few small roller coasters. Idlewild & SoakZone – Children’s park with Daniel Tiger This summer, a record-breaking new roller coaster joins their historic line-up. Kennywood recently opened a new section of the park for kids, Thomas Town.
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This park has something for every age group in the family, and the food (Potato Patch fries), are worth a taste. There are large coasters, historic coasters (Jack Rabbit and Racer), and unique rides such as The Kangaroo, a flying coaster which is one of a kind. Beside that is a large picnic grove of tables, and food can be brought in (one of the few parks that openly allow this). There is a kiddie section, which includes a ton of small rides mostly for kids 36 inches and taller.
This park has a lot of history, and it shows in their ride line-up. Kennywood – Historic fun for the whole family The only coaster is a spinning mouse, but DelGrossos is a fun, easily manageable amusement park trip with something for the whole family. There’s a kiddie area with enough rides to keep the little ones happy, and a few rides for the older kids.
Laguna Splash Water Park at Del Grosso’s Amusement ParkĪfter cooling off on their water slides, take the bridge across the street to the dry rides. The new lazy river has lots of interactive elements, and the wave pool has some of the biggest waves around. DelGrossos – New water park with a dry rides sideĪ smaller park that is low-key, DelGrossos’ built an addition to their water park a few years ago that is top-notch. Here’s my take on some general guidelines on some of the parks in Pennsylvania. On the other hand, maybe you want shade and water to keep you cool. Maybe you have teenagers and toddlers, or a parent who wants thrill rides while your four-year-old putters around on a miniature choo choo train. Now, the question is which one in Pennsylvania would be the most fun for your family? So, your kids are old enough that you’ve decided to conquer an amusement park in PA.
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