this is a map of Elitch Gardens during the 2010 season.
The park was originally owned by the Elitch Family until it moved to its current location . It has 5 roller coasters and a water park.when i review amusement parks i will be using the 5 star system. the total stars for the park will be the average of several categories; which are park atmosphere, roller coasters/ rides, food, and price.
I personally went to the park the summer of 2009 with my dad, his co-worker and his son Edmond. it was 35$ a ticket so it was nothing to bad. My first impression of the park was how cramped it felt. it wasn't the people (the park was actually pretty vacant) it was the rides being so close together. The theme was average at best with little thrills. i did notice the view of the Rocky mountains and Invesco Field impressive. the staff was mostly Seniors and teenagers. they were helpful but don't expect them to come to you to make sure you have a good time. the food was o.k too just the typical park fair of hot dogs and funnel cakes.
Rides: some of the rides have seen better days; others need to go to the scrap heap, burned and hope it doesn't infect other parks.
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overall
Atmosphere: 3 stars
rides: 1.5 stars
food: 2 stars
price: 4 stars
Overall: 2.5 stars C- in my book. this park is nothing special but when there is only 1 other park in the state (lakeside amusement park which looks like a good place to get mugged) you can be the average sized fish in a cup of water.
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here are videos of the roller coasters at the park. enjoy
boomerang sidewinder mind eraser and twister II
yeah, i do agree that the coasters could be better, and it could be a better park overall, but it's the best we have in Colorado so we enjoy it. I really liked what you said about lakeside amusemant park. Laughed my ass off at that.
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