Bamboozler at Worlds of Fun has been in operation since 1977. Designed and manufactured by Hrubetz from their Round Up line. Originally opened as the Singapore Sling. This ride has that old-school carnival feeling. It also happens to be about as intense of a ride experience to be found. Bamboozler at Worlds of Fun: Experience […]
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Autobahn at Worlds of Fun has been in operation since 1973. Designed and manufactured by Reverchon Industries from their Bumper Cars line. Originally opened under the name Der Fender Bender but was changed to its current name in 1997. These are the perfect family attraction. The ability to get into a car and hit things
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Scoops Hand-Dipped Ice Cream at Kentucky Kingdom serves up creamy goodness. Ice cream and theme parks go so well together. Scoops is about as good as it gets for ice cream at a theme park! All ice cream lovers will find their fix here. Scoops Hand-Dipped Ice Cream Experience Scoops Hand-Dipped Ice Cream is located
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Bluegrass Bakery at Kentucky Kingdom serves up cookies and cinnamon bread. This amazing little shop began operation in 2021. The smell coming from the building serves as a siren’s call to walk no further. You would be wise to answer that call because the cinnamon bread is life-changing good! Bluegrass Bakery at Kentucky Kingdom Experience
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Kingdom Hot Chicken at Kentucky Kingdom has been serving up chicken sandwiches and seasoned waffle fries since 2021. This is a stand, and not a full restaurant. They serve only a couple of items. Regardless of its limitations, this is by far the best food you can purchase at Kentucky Kingdom. From our experiences, it
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R is for Roller Coaster is a brand new ABC book for enthusiasts to share their love Roller Coasters with soon-to-be enthusiasts. It was published on December 7th, 2021, and was written by Aimee Carver. She was frustrated at the lack of books for children about something she is passionate about. So she decided to
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Swampwater Jacks at Kentucky Kingdom is a cafeteria-style restaurant located by Hurricane Bay. They serve up all the classic theme park food like Burgers, pizza, and chicken strips. However, that convenience comes with a trade-off in quality. Swampwater Jacks at Kentucky Kingdom: Experience Swampwater Jacks is located very close to Hurricane Bay. It gets most
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Casa Mia at Kentucky Kingdom is a cafeteria-style restaurant. Conveniently located at the very front of the park. Expect to find your classic theme park food in a cafeteria-style setup. Perfect for anyone that wants the food now and is willing to sacrifice a little on the quality. Casa Mia at Kentucky Kingdom: Experience The
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King Louie’s Playland at Kentucky Kingdom serves as the park’s kiddie section. It has a total of 14 attractions with only 3 not being built by Zamperla. Kids can take a relaxing ride on Big Foot Trucks or have an exciting ride on Zeppelin. Whatever the taste they will find something here to enjoy. However,
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Sun & Moon at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1990. Designed and manufactured by Preston & Barbieri from their Ferris Wheel line. Riders are taken up and given a scenic tour of the kid’s park. This is fun for what it is, but why not just ride Giant Wheel instead? Sun & Moon
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