Adventureland - Farmingdale, NY

Adventureland
Farmingdale, New York

Located about an hour's drive east of Manhattan, this Long Island park opened in 1962. The park was originally called 110 Adventureland, a reference to its location on Route 110. Alvin Cohen was the park's owner in much of the 1970s until it was purchased by Willy Miller. Adventureland grew in the 1980s, and it was sold to Tony Gentile in 1987. The park presently has nearly two dozen rides, most of which are designed for children. The 2009 film Adventureland was loosely based on director Greg Mottola's experience working at this park.

Four coasters have left the park:

Dragon Wagon (1996-2000) was a Flying Dragon model from Wisdom Rides. It was relocated to Blackbeard's Cave in New Jersey where it is known as Dragon.
Galaxy (1973-1990) was a Galaxi model from S.D.C. It was sold to a company in Brazil, but its whereabouts are unknown.
Roller Coaster (1970s) was a Little Dipper model from the Allan Hershell Company.
Toboggan (unknown-1979) was a Toboggan model from Chance Rides. It was last seen operating in a traveling fair in Brazil.

Hurricane

Ladybug Coaster