I takes some DOING to make it to that park, but it's really worth it. It was included on the ACE Coaster Cons. Texas has 2 fine double looping coasters. I do like the PTC's that replaced the originals. The paint scheme is great too.
I know this isn't directly related to this video topic, but you mentioned that your favourite mini golf courses have obstacles on every hole, you should look up a place called Can Can Wonderland next time you are in St. Paul MN (which is too bad since you've clearly been to Valley Fair recently). The 18 holes at Can Can Wonderland were each individually designed by a different local Minnesotan artist, which means that every hole is super elaborate. They regularly change up the course too! In the 2 year gap between my 2 visits they had changed three of the holes on the course with new ones. The mini golf course is complimented with a collection of relatively older arcade machines from 70s and earlier (so pre-video game, all mechanical) all set to free play for a reasonable cover fee. The whole place gives me a vibe like it could have been made by the same people that made the City Museum in St. Louis. It might make for an interesting FEC review on the channel in the future.
I'd honestly think I'd love it here cause the rides are intense and unique, the insane Pinfari and that awesome looking Hopkins Looper that actually looks good. It's a different place for sure but that collection would bring me. If Mouse Trap cause the airtime and Texas Tornado have the positives like you say.
Great timing for me. I'll be going here in a couple weeks. I guess my cousin & I skipped Mayan Mindbender when we visited Astroworld. It'll be nice to check another one of their coasters off the list 20 years later. I'd still rather have Ultra Twister back.
I loved all the coasters here. Such a unique park.
Sure is.
I takes some DOING to make it to that park, but it's really worth it. It was included on the ACE Coaster Cons. Texas has 2 fine double looping coasters. I do like the PTC's that replaced the originals. The paint scheme is great too.
It was worth the drive.
A bucket list park! I love supporting smaller independently owned parks when I can.
Me too.
I know this isn't directly related to this video topic, but you mentioned that your favourite mini golf courses have obstacles on every hole, you should look up a place called Can Can Wonderland next time you are in St. Paul MN (which is too bad since you've clearly been to Valley Fair recently). The 18 holes at Can Can Wonderland were each individually designed by a different local Minnesotan artist, which means that every hole is super elaborate. They regularly change up the course too! In the 2 year gap between my 2 visits they had changed three of the holes on the course with new ones. The mini golf course is complimented with a collection of relatively older arcade machines from 70s and earlier (so pre-video game, all mechanical) all set to free play for a reasonable cover fee. The whole place gives me a vibe like it could have been made by the same people that made the City Museum in St. Louis. It might make for an interesting FEC review on the channel in the future.
I was at Can Can Wonderland last week. I loved the course and all the retro games.
If your hitting wonderland in Amarillo, also hit joyland in Lubbock
I only had time to hit one of the parks, so I picked this one.
I mananged to do both in one day - worth it!
I do like the lineup. Pretty neat. Decent rollercoasters. Fun.
It's weird.
I really like how many water rides this park has. They have a unique and cool ride lineup.
True!
Any park with an iconic coaster & a unique dark ride is a must visit for me. Gonna add this to my list
It's well worth checking out.
I live like one hour away from there and I’m going there tomorrow
I'd honestly think I'd love it here cause the rides are intense and unique, the insane Pinfari and that awesome looking Hopkins Looper that actually looks good. It's a different place for sure but that collection would bring me. If Mouse Trap cause the airtime and Texas Tornado have the positives like you say.
The weird lineup works for me.
Great timing for me. I'll be going here in a couple weeks. I guess my cousin & I skipped Mayan Mindbender when we visited Astroworld. It'll be nice to check another one of their coasters off the list 20 years later. I'd still rather have Ultra Twister back.
Enjoy! This is such a weird park.
Can you make a top 20 favorite rides of all time?
I have a top coaster list. It would be that with a few Disney rides towards the bottom.
Sad to see the the 3 outdoor coin operated punching bags didn't make it
Lol
I live one hour away in Forest school field trip. I’m going there tomorrow.
Enjoy!
A Zyklon named “Mouse Trap” and a Wild Mouse named “Cyclone”
Weird choice.
Fun fact: The train ride used to be electric but it was changed to be more efficient.
Thanks for sharing!
The Coatsers Here Are Amazing Besides Texas Tornado
But There Ride Lineup Is Amazing
I love the Gs on Texas Tornado.
Never thought a zyklon would be a good coaster, the ones with 2 car trains are not good
The 3rd car makes a big difference.
Can you please make a review on Texas Intimidator?
Maybe down the road, but I only got one ride on it.
I drove through amarrillo twice but it was during the off season 😭
Oh no!
Any idea why the shoot the chutes and rapids were closed?
I went shortly after they reopened from the pandemic, so probably staffing.
Ain’t this where Alice went lol
Yes, but a different Wonderland.
How is that wild mouse allowed to be open with no block zones??
ElToroRyan hasn't inspected the ride yet.
Probably because of its age.
why do you hate sweets so much
They taste bad.