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Signs Of Log Flume’s Replacement Have Appeared
A little more about the “big plans” for the former Log Flume location was revealed in September. Signs announcing “The District at Lagoon” were placed on the fence around the old ride enclosure, but so…
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Interactive Fountain Details Added
A page for the Interactive Fountain has been added along with a brief history of the area before the fountain was added 20 years ago.
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Details About Lagoon’s Midway Games Now Available
You can now find information on current and former games on the Lagoon History Project. The pages are a work in progress so if you have photos or other information, please share.
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What’s New at Frightmares 2024?
A new show, Nightmare Cabaret, will be at Carousel Theater this year. Also, an added attraction for kids under 54 inches tall – Peter’s Pumpkin Patch – provides several activities for kids at $12 each…
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A Little Beach Reading
Dive into a story of lost railroads, fashion shows and a shark named Mooch.
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The New Lagoon
This is the second in a two-part series about the 1953 fire and the “New Lagoon” that rose from the ashes. “We could see our entire business going down the drain that morning of the…
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The Fire Of ’53
This is the first in a two-part series about the 1953 fire and the New Lagoon that rose from the ashes. Lagoon, just like any business that’s been around for over 135 years, has had…
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2021 Season Recap
Since the mid-season recap, Lagoon had a celebration in July for Roller Coaster’s 100th birthday. Fans got to sing “Happy Birthday”, take photos, have refreshments and sign a poster to be placed in a time…
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Live At Lagoon, 1957!
Only a handful of concerts at Lagoon’s Patio Gardens were recorded and made available, and of those few, most are Stan Kenton concerts. The earliest of which is this three-volume series on compact disc from…
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‘Utah’s Unexpected Pleasure’
Lagoon was featured as the cover story of the August 1961 issue of Ford Times – a monthly magazine by the Ford Motor Company that focused on travel and, of course, Ford automobiles. The article…