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Lakeside Amusement Park
4601 Sheridan Blvd.
Denver, CO, 80212
Got the "ho-hums"? Are you a little bored with the same old leisure activities over and over? Denver apartment residents know where to go when its time to break out of the everyday routine. Lakeside Amusement Park is the perfect getaway. It is a smaller amusement park with 40 rides to enjoy with family or friends. There is a lot of history here as well. The park originally opened in 1908 and was heralded as the Coney Island of the West. The place has become a Denver landmark. Its picturesque setting beside the bubbling lake is the perfect backdrop for plain old amusement park fun. The 40 rides include a til-a-whirl, scrambler, spier, round-up and marathon. If you like to tossed and tumbled try the roll-o-plane or the loop-o-plane. There are plenty of kiddie rides too. No one gets left out a Lakeside Amusement Park. Denver apartment residents know that this long time landmark is place to go for wholesome excitement with a fun and frantic edge. There are even driving rides like the auto skooters and bumper boats for those of you with the need for speed. Lakeside Amusement Park apartment resident never have far to go to get that old time carnival feeling. Bring back a little nostalgia with a trip out here today.
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