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 Information on Family Rides at Knoebels Amusement Park
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Knoebels Amusement Park has rides for everyone to enjoy.  Family rides at Knoebels' include Tilt-A-Whirl, Skyrides, Bumper Cars and Boats, Antique Cars, Motor Boats, Train Rides , Teacups, a 110' Ferris Wheel,  and a classic Grand Carousel to name a few.  Old Smokey is a miniature steam locomotive train ride, whose track zigzags through part of the park.   Pioneer is a train  ride  that travels from the edge of the park into a wooded area where there are feeders for viewing the local wildlife.



 

The two carousels located at Knoebels have a historic past. The first, added to the park in 1976, is a small merry-go-round that is located in Kiddieland.  This beautiful carousel was built by Stein & Goldstein in 1910.

The Grand Carousel, voted the best carousel by  Amusement Today in 2007 was built in or around 1912.  The carousel was built by Kramer Carousel Works and the frame and 63 hand carved horses were built by Charles I. D. Looff.   It was relocated to Knoebels in 1941 from Riverview Park in New JerseyIt is one of the few carousels remaining with a working ring dispenser.  The outside rider who reaches and grabs the brass ring as they pass, receives the cost of the ride in tickets. The carousel is equipped with three band organs to provide music for the riders.  Your child will just love the carousel at Knoebels.

 

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