Lagoon History Project
During the week of July 14th to the 20th, Lagoon will have a variety of deals on the menu. In addition, there will be live music on Friday and Saturday. DJ’s from Electronic Continuum will return to Lagoon on Friday, July 18th from 11am to 9pm and on Saturday, July 19th, Bluegrass Thunder also retruns […]
Step back in time to the turn of the 21st century at Lagoon. Two new rides were added that year while an old favorite was making its last lap. Look through photos, the official press kit and more in the 2000 Yearbook.
Pages with photos and history about Samurai and Double Thunder Raceway, two rides that were added in the same season, have been added to the website.
Lagoon opened its newest addition to Pioneer Village on May 24th. The area includes three rides and the Snakebite Saloon. Together they’re the first new rides in Pioneer Village since Rattlesnake Rapids opened in 1997.
There have been numerous ideas for Lagoon attractions, many of which never made it past the concept or planning stages. This article is part of a series about some of those plans that failed to become a reality. In 2025, Lagoon opened The District, which is the most ambitious development in Pioneer Village since the […]
On Mother’s Day, the first 200 mothers to enter the park will receive a free gift. Discounts on single day passports are also available that day. Read more…
Bunny Boulevard will be open on Saturday and Sunday, April 19th & 20th, from 10am-2pm. The new Carousel Candy shop and Peacock Parlour will be having a grand opening on Saturday. The first 50 guests to each will receive a special bonus. Details here. Discounts on two or more single day passports are also available […]
Photos and information about Engine 86, as well as the actual fire engine displayed in front of the ride, have been added.
Lagoon’s 1975 season brought two new rides, rescued from the defunct Pixieland amusement park in Oregon, University of Utah students put on three different stage shows at the Opera House and you could get a special “pay one price” ticket to ride all the rides as many times as you wanted for only $5.75 (or […]
Information and photos of the ride, which was removed after the 2024 season, has been added to the Lagoon History Project. Read more.