Truly a delight to visit one of the many "jewels" in Pennsylvania. Love the colors of the wooden coaster. A little further away is the Strasburg Railroad + Pennsylvania Railroad Museum.
I'm awfully fond of Dutch Wonderland. Sadly, i live in Franklin county, which is about 2 hours away, so visiting is a privilege for me. Even though it's a family park, i still enjoy it. I especially love them for adding dinosaurs.
I've wanted to go to this park ever since I saw it in person, but all I got as a response from my mother is that it's a kid's park and something I've outgrown. But I didn't give up on this, and finally got to visit Dutch Wonderland last year as a small stop for credits, and I didn't regret it. I recommend this park for families, and am glad I finally got to a place I wanted to for so long. I prefer Kingdom Coaster over Merlin's Mayhem.
I remember going here when I was much, much younger. I can remember me and my dad working through the ranks of coasters from Joust! to Kingdom coaster which he always called dukes dragon coaster lol. i also have vivid memories of going an all the rides at least once besides the newer ones since I haven't been there in im going to say about 7-9 years now. i remember they had some mini golf in a castle that was never open, idk if its still there but its a nice park funny thing is PA is home to most of my firsts in coasters, First ever was Joust, first wooden was Kingdom Coaster, first inversion was SOOPERDOOPERLOOPER, first multilooper was Impulse.
While not on this list (briefly shown in the video at 0:16), Dutch Wonder House blew my mind when I was 4 years old. I grew up thinking was called the “upside-down house.”
Even though the house scared me when I was little and I refused to go on it, I think it should've made the list instead of the Balloon Chase. The house was made by Dutch Wonderland itself in the '60s so very impressive for the time and it preserves the history. I agree with the rest of your picks though 😊
Kingdom Coaster seems somewhat fast for a family PTC in your shots. Definitely looks like a good family coaster with maybe somewhat decent forces. And Merlins Mayham seems like a Vekoma Invert with weirder trains.
My favorite ride at that Wonderland is the kingdom coaster. I love it so much.❤
It's a fun wood coaster.
Truly a delight to visit one of the many "jewels" in Pennsylvania. Love the colors of the wooden coaster. A little further away is the Strasburg Railroad + Pennsylvania Railroad Museum.
So much to do in this area.
I was pretty lucky when I saw this Dutch Wonderland for the first time when we were on our way to Hersheypark.
Nice!
I'm awfully fond of Dutch Wonderland. Sadly, i live in Franklin county, which is about 2 hours away, so visiting is a privilege for me.
Even though it's a family park, i still enjoy it. I especially love them for adding dinosaurs.
They have a solid mix of attractions.
I've always wanted to go here as I am a big-time fan of learning about Amish Life. Definitely looks like a great way to spend a peaceful day.
It's a fun park.
I've wanted to go to this park ever since I saw it in person, but all I got as a response from my mother is that it's a kid's park and something I've outgrown. But I didn't give up on this, and finally got to visit Dutch Wonderland last year as a small stop for credits, and I didn't regret it. I recommend this park for families, and am glad I finally got to a place I wanted to for so long. I prefer Kingdom Coaster over Merlin's Mayhem.
It's a beautiful park.
Looks like a charming park. Kingdom coaster looks good because I’m a fan of cci
Nice Place to stop after getting rattled around by skyrush.
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It was definitely an important coaster.
I remember going here when I was much, much younger. I can remember me and my dad working through the ranks of coasters from Joust! to Kingdom coaster which he always called dukes dragon coaster lol. i also have vivid memories of going an all the rides at least once besides the newer ones since I haven't been there in im going to say about 7-9 years now. i remember they had some mini golf in a castle that was never open, idk if its still there but its a nice park
funny thing is PA is home to most of my firsts in coasters, First ever was Joust, first wooden was Kingdom Coaster, first inversion was SOOPERDOOPERLOOPER, first multilooper was Impulse.
There are a ton of good kids parks in PA.
Nice looking park. Do like water rides and rollercoasters.
It's very nice for what it is.
While not on this list (briefly shown in the video at 0:16), Dutch Wonder House blew my mind when I was 4 years old. I grew up thinking was called the “upside-down house.”
It's plain but effective.
Even though the house scared me when I was little and I refused to go on it, I think it should've made the list instead of the Balloon Chase. The house was made by Dutch Wonderland itself in the '60s so very impressive for the time and it preserves the history. I agree with the rest of your picks though 😊
You should do top 10 rides at Funtown splashdown USA in Maine
I have a video ranking the top rides in Maine that covers that.
Impressed you pronounced Lancaster correctly
I have a friend who grew up nearby, so he corrected me in the past.
I just noticed that the purple dragon is the same as the one in story land 😂😂😊😊😊
They borrowed him from this park.
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Do you have any videos about holiday world planned coming up? That's my home park and I love all your videos about it. Very informative and well done
I have a lot already out from that park.
The Joust was my very first coaster!
Nice!
I live 5 minutes away from there, and honestly Lancaster isn't that Amish anymore. (I'm not inbred I promise)
Ah ok.
Kingdom Coaster seems somewhat fast for a family PTC in your shots. Definitely looks like a good family coaster with maybe somewhat decent forces. And Merlins Mayham seems like a Vekoma Invert with weirder trains.
Kingdom Coaster is definitely a good family wood coaster.
Wonderful Job (as always!!)
Thanks again!