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Other Rides Pictures

Amusement Park Pictures > Dorney Park > Rides and Attractions > Other Rides Pictures

Road Rally is a fun little driving ride.

Each car is powered by an eight horsepower gasoline engine.

Everybody knows the pace car is the coolest one.

Wave Swingers are always a nice ride.

An interesting side note: the maximum weight for each swing is 230 pounds.
This is even posted on the info sign in front of the ride.

You either love the Enterprise or hate it.
I loved them until a few years ago when I realized my stomach didn't anymore.

The sun sets in the sky as riders enjoy their spin on Enterprise.

I think this is a visually interesting photo of Enterprise - even though it seems no one is riding right now.

Enterprise at twilight.

Begin your ride here.

Scenic and peaceful at this point.

Thunder Creek Mountain's unique layout is built into the landscape.

Joker was removed after the 2004 season to free space for Hydra.

Joker was removed after the 2004 season.

I'm not much of a water park guy. I think this is the only photo I have from Wildwater Kingdom.

I dig pirate ship style rides. Sea Dragon was a favorite for us at Dorney.

Sea Dragon with Dominator in the background.

Thunder Canyon has got to be one of the wettest rides I've ever been on.

Cedar Creek Cannonball is one of two train rides at Dorney Park.

Cedar Creek Cannonball circles Thunder Canyon.

The Whip has been giving rides at Dorney since 1920.

The Whip facade changed since 2003 (see previous photo).

This version of the ride is a 12 car model by W.F. Mangels.

The cars become a blur as they whip around the end.

The Scrambler at night.

I have no idea what's wrong with the chef character, but he definitely has problems. Look at him!

Not just a sign photo, you can see a little of the ride on the right side of this picture.

The sign changed somewhere in that 5-year span between photos (see previous photo).

Zephyr is a one of a kind train that was added to the park in 1935. It is credited with being a major part of helping the park stay alive after the great depression.

Apollo 2000 as seen at night.

160 feet high and spinning at 60 miles per hour - welcome to Skyscraper.
Skyscraper was removed after the 2004 season and sent to Valleyfair in Minnesota.
In 2008 it made its way from Valleyfair to Cedar Point.

The Chance Carousel is one of three Merry-Go-Round rides at Dorney Park.

Dorney's Antique Carousel was built in 1921 - however it didn't make it's way to Dorney until 1995.

Detail from the carousel.

Musik Express was made by Mack.
You know the ride - loud music, spin fast, person on the outside gets crushed.

A so-so pic of Dorney's Musik Express ride.

Balloon Race is good fun for riders of all ages. I believe this version is made by Zamperla.

This ride is located in the Camp Snoopy area of the park.

A little mini version of the wave swinger. Kids dig it - all two of them. (*cough*)

More Camp Snoopy fun to be had here.

Another Camp Snoopy favorite.

Kids can bounce around the air filled mattress under Snoopy's butt.

Screamin' Swing swings riders into the air at 60 miles per hour and pulls 3.5G's.

A closer look at the seating.

Need a break? Your kids will spend hours here.

Dorney Park's Tilt-A-Whirl.

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