StoryLand in NH
Aug 26th, 2002 | 05:22 AM
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Storyland is a favorite spot of our family. We went at least once a year when the kids were younger. If I remember correctly you can bring a picnic in with you or you can eat there. There snack bars are fairly reasonable and the food was not bad. The rides are great for kids 3-8 years old. Lines usually are not too long except for the antique cars. There are lots of things for a 3 year to climb on and to touch. The park is very clean and well maintained.
Have a great time.
Have a great time.
Aug 26th, 2002 | 05:27 AM
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you and yours will love it. There is plenty of food and plenty of space for a picnic. I brought my 2 year old early this summer and she love it. We actually took our picnic to the base of Mt. washington, about a 15min. drive away, and then you can get back into the park. Just a suggestion.
Aug 26th, 2002 | 10:45 AM
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This is a great place for kids, we still go every year.
If possible, go mid-week since it's most crowded on the weekends.
Get there as soon as the park opens as it's less crowded.
When you arrive, tackle the park counter clockwise (every one else heads to the right when they arrive, so the left side of the park doesn't get busy until later).
Using this technique Labor Day weekend, we only waited about 5 minutes for the antique cars (normally about 45 minutes to an hour later in the day). The kids (ages 3, 4, 7, 10 & 12) got the Polar Coaster and the log ride virtually to themselves for about an hour. We did both rides about 5 times each without a line. Later in the day these areas were a nightmare.
I have to say that the food prices in the park were very, very reasonable.
The kids other favorite's included Clark's Trading Post & trained bears show (across the Kangamangus) and Santa's Village if you you have the time to hit some other attractions.
If possible, go mid-week since it's most crowded on the weekends.
Get there as soon as the park opens as it's less crowded.
When you arrive, tackle the park counter clockwise (every one else heads to the right when they arrive, so the left side of the park doesn't get busy until later).
Using this technique Labor Day weekend, we only waited about 5 minutes for the antique cars (normally about 45 minutes to an hour later in the day). The kids (ages 3, 4, 7, 10 & 12) got the Polar Coaster and the log ride virtually to themselves for about an hour. We did both rides about 5 times each without a line. Later in the day these areas were a nightmare.
I have to say that the food prices in the park were very, very reasonable.
The kids other favorite's included Clark's Trading Post & trained bears show (across the Kangamangus) and Santa's Village if you you have the time to hit some other attractions.
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