Memphis Kiddie Park is a children's amusement park located in Brooklyn, Ohio. The park opened on May 28, 1952. It was one of several designed by Stuart Wintner, who also owned a chain of movie theaters. Wintner and his son Russell ran the park until each of their deaths.
The park is home to the Little Dipper roller coaster, one of the oldest operating steel roller coasters in North America.
Current rides There are 11 rides at Memphis Kiddie Park. All date back to the 1950s and have been maintained to keep their original appearances. +NameYear openedTypeManufacturerHeight limitBig Creek & Memphis Railway1950sMiniature trainAllan Herschell CompanyNo height limitBoats1950sSpinning boat rideAllan Herschell CompanyMaximum 50 inchesElectric Roadway1950sMiniature race car rideUnknownMaximum 50 inchesFerris Wheel1950sMiniature Ferris wheelUnknownMaximum 50 inchesJeeps1950sSpinning car rideAllan Herschell CompanyMaximum 50 inchesLittle Dipper1952Steel kiddie roller coasterAllan Herschell CompanyNo height limitMerry-Go-Round1950sCarouselAllan Herschell CompanyNo height limitMKP Airways1950sSpinning plane rideAllan Herschell CompanyMaximum 50 inchesPony Carts1950sMiniature chariot track rideAllan Herschell CompanyMaximum 50 inchesSky Fighters1950sMiniature spinning space ship rideAllan Herschell CompanyMaximum 50 inchesTurtle Chase1950sMiniature Tumble Bug rideR. E. Chambers CompanyMaximum 50 inches
In addition to the rides, the park also has a miniature golf course for both children and adults.
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External links Memphis Kiddie Park