amusement parks

  • 15 Weird Things 1970s Amusement Parks Allowed

    Step back to the past and discover weird things 1970s amusement parks allowed, like minimal safety restraints and bizarre shows.

    The 1970s were a golden era for amusement parks, and a bit of the wild west. Rules were looser, safety wasn´t always the top priority, and attractions often reflected the anything-goes attitude of the time. Take a look back at…

  • Left: Two children stand holding hands, looking up at a large wooden roller coaster. Right: People smile and laugh while riding a roller coaster car. Black and white photograph.
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    20 Vintage Photos Of Amusement Parks From The Past (1890-1980s)

    These vintage amusement park photos capture carousels, bright lights, smiling crowds, whimsical architecture, and old-fashioned fun.

    These vintage amusement park photos capture carousels, bright lights, smiling crowds, whimsical architecture, and old-fashioned fun.

  • Left side: Vintage image of people riding a small train under an ornate roof. Right side: High-angle view of a crowded fairground with people on a swinging ride and a packed audience below.
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    25 Vintage Photos of Coney Island’s Rides and Boardwalk (1900s-1970s)

    These Coney Island photos capture classic rides, boardwalk nostalgia, summer crowds, seaside fun, and timeless amusement park charm.

    These Coney Island photos capture classic rides, boardwalk nostalgia, summer crowds, seaside fun, and timeless amusement park charm.