When A Trip To The Oregon Coast Meant A Trip To Pixieland | Oregon Field Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- If you were a kid in the Northwest in the 1970s, then you can’t forget the Pixieland amusement park. Find out what’s changed since the park closed down.
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Pixieland and especially Pixie Kitchen in Lincoln City were very special memories for several generations of Oregonians.
Every summer now Lincoln City Kiwanis has Pixiefest. If you are dedicated to the history and nostalgia of this amusement park like me; I highly recommend checking it out.
I went to Pixieland a few times back then. I was 9 years old when it opened.
Wow you’re old.
I loved that place! Thank you for sharing this!
We moved to Astoria first after about 5 years then moved to Eugene. Mom was in Law School and I 14 painting the fire hydrant for Bi- Centennial 1976. Mom saved the Newspaper article wow so young . left in 81 then moved back 2012. Now I collect places I have never seen and plan trips to see those places new to me. Yes I took the Train. It will be missed.
That’s awesome!
I went on that train I remember the ditch that surrounded it. Full of logs
Just wanted to say to any amusement nerd like me you can still ride that very train it’s now at lagoon and his been there since it closed
Lagoon amusement park, Utah
I prefer a themepark over nature.
A none Disney theme park.
Shoutout
Very interesting, even for the NewsHour. #PBSNEWS
All this for some species of fish that are dying off permanently. They go out to the middle of the ovean where they swim in a deadly nuclear soup that will eventually kill them all off.