Enchanted Island Amusement Park

Enchanted Island Amusement Park[1]
Previously known as Kiddie Land
Location1202 W. Encanto Blvd., Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Coordinates33°28′28″N 112°05′24″W / 33.474533°N 112.0899603°W / 33.474533; -112.0899603
Opened1946
SloganJust for fun
Operating seasonAll year
Attractions
Total9
WebsiteOfficial website

Enchanted Island Amusement Park is a 7.5-acre amusement park located in Phoenix, Arizona. It is in the center of Encanto Park, a 222-acre city park. It features nine rides and a variety of attractions.

History

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Enchanted Island[2] originally opened in 1946 as Kiddieland. In 1986 City of Phoenix closed down the park for major renovations. Many amusement rides, including the Allan Herschell Carousel were sold off. A group of residents established fund to restore the carousel in the park, and it was restored and re-dedicated in 1991 when Kiddieland was re-opened as Enchanted Island Amusement Park.

Rides and Attractions

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  • C.P. Huntington Train is a replica C.P. Huntington Train.
  • Encanto Carousel[3] is the oldest operating carousel since 1948.
  • Dragon Wagon is a kiddie roller coaster.
  • Rock n Roll is like the spinning tea cups
  • Parachute Tower has 6 umbrellas and fits 12 passengers.
  • Mini-Enterprise has 4 kiddie helicopters and 4 spaceships. Each has a capacity of 4 kids.
  • Castle Clash Game medieval water game where you shoot at targets that make cannons go off that wet your opponent
  • World Famous Kiddie Bumper Boats (seasonal)
  • Splash Zone (seasonal) includes two small kiddie slides, 2 water mushrooms, flowers, frog and a crocodile with water flowing out from them.
  • Red Baron has 8 planes and accommodates 2 kids per plane.
  • Combo Cars
  • Giant Climbing Wall
  • Coin Operated Rides
  • Games of Skill

Around the park, you will find pedal boat and canoe rentals, a lagoon for fishing and an adjacent golf course.

References

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  1. ^ "Enchanted Island Amusement Park". enchantedisland.com/.
  2. ^ "Enchanted Island Amusement Park". enchantedisland.com/.
  3. ^ "Enchanted Island Amusement Rides". enchantedisland.com.