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Devil's Den is a unique dark ride in that it is gravity powered. Unlike most dark rides, this actually has a chain lift and you coast throughout the building - no electric involved after the lift.

A brief peek at sunlight before heading back into the darkness.

There's more info on Devil's Den than I could ever give you at the Darkride And Funhouse Enthusiasts site.

A great classic ride that's still lots of fun...if you can handle the spinning.

Trabant has one of the longest ride cycles I've ever experienced on any ride.

Rollo-Plane was added in 1999.

Paratrooper is a great classic ride that's just fun.

Paratrooper is a great classic ride that's just fun.

Hey! Who's Behind me?

Can you make it to the top?

Here's a weird thing. My 2003 Conneaut park map lists the spelling as Skooter but their website says Scooter.
After a quick search I found that most people go with the Scooter spelling - so I will too.

The Ferris Wheel sits at the front of the park.

You must be 50 inches tall to ride the Bumper Cars.

The Yo-Yo wasn't running due to a lack of available parts for the ride.

The Ultimate Trip is an indoor scrambler ride. It was closed by 2005. (see next photo)

Sigh.

The water slides tower over the Tumble Bug.

I'm not 100% positive, but I believe Witch's Stew is a tea-cup style ride. It was not in operation due to 'parts availability'. Sigh. This photo is from 2003, see the next photo for the even more dismal 2005 photo.

By 2005 the Witch's Stew site was bare and holding what I guess to be cars from the Ultimate Trip.

Conneaut Lake's Tilt-A-Whirl ride.

One of only a handful of Tumble Bugs left, even Conneaut's now stands unoperable.

It really is a shame to see great old rides like this just sitting in parts.

A panoramic shot of the Carousel.
(click on the photo to see the extra large, high resolution version)

I believe Conneaut's Carousel was built in 1913.

The Carousel.

The sign in front of the Carousel.

A look at some of Conneaut's mini-golf course.

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