TN-indoor amusement park
Jul 17th, 2006, 06:13 PM
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TN-indoor amusement park
Does anyone know of an indoor amusement park located in nashvile TN?
My DD and DH were told about it while waiting on line at kings dominion.
I have tried looking for it on line but could not find any info on it
Thanks
melissa
My DD and DH were told about it while waiting on line at kings dominion.
I have tried looking for it on line but could not find any info on it
Thanks
melissa
Jul 17th, 2006, 07:43 PM
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Is there something at the Opryland Hotel maybe, or Opry Mills (Shopryland)?
The only operating parks in Tennessee with roller coasters are Dollywood in Pigeon Forge and Libertyland in Memphis, which I believe is closed and being sold off piece-by-piece (including Elvis's favorite roller coaster, the Zippin Pippin).
The only operating parks in Tennessee with roller coasters are Dollywood in Pigeon Forge and Libertyland in Memphis, which I believe is closed and being sold off piece-by-piece (including Elvis's favorite roller coaster, the Zippin Pippin).
Jul 18th, 2006, 06:25 AM
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I do not believe there is anything like that there. The Opryland hotel has a little boat ride through some of it's sections. If you are looking for something for young children, the Adventure Science Center is fun.
I was saddened to read of Libertyland's demise, I have great memories of the Zippin Pippin - an old wooden roller coaster. And don't get me started on Opryland's sellout to the mall obsession.
I was saddened to read of Libertyland's demise, I have great memories of the Zippin Pippin - an old wooden roller coaster. And don't get me started on Opryland's sellout to the mall obsession.
Jul 19th, 2006, 07:30 AM
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I'm in Nashville and there aren't any indoor amusement parks. Opryland closed years ago, to the dismay of all of us Gen-X'ers who grew up there. My children will never ride Chaos, the Wabash Canonball, Rockin' Roller Coaster, Little Deuce Coup, etc. etc. etc.
Ok, enough with my reminiscent whining.
There is a Dave & Buster's at Oprymills (the mall that replaced Opryland). Could that be what they are talking about?
Ok, enough with my reminiscent whining.
There is a Dave & Buster's at Oprymills (the mall that replaced Opryland). Could that be what they are talking about?
