Rapid Fire Theme Park History: Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

Take a rapid fire trip through the creation and timeline of America's premier seaside amusement park......Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk!

[@jojovaldez2766]

I remember quite a bit of the old school rides like the Wild Mouse, the JetStar& lets see......the Round Up the old cars people could drive before they were replaced

[@robertreed1296]

Another edition from one of my absolute favorite channels!!! Thank you!!!

[@clllark]

This rocks

[@thebrinksf69]

Update: The addition of Wave Ride, a giant three-lane colorful slide. Lots of fun!

[@michaeltaylor1603]

The park IZZZZ Da Sh---! Love the color scheme of the Giant Dipper, great sound on the chain lift + a heck of a ride. Cave Train is a MUST! I have lovely memories of this seaside JEWEL! Thanks for another awesome! You are really spoiling US!

[@amusementacademy5465]

Correction: Fireball opened in 2003, replacing Chaos

[@TheChristianFangirl]

Once again, I forgot about the loud intro and almost jumpscared my family. 😅 The video was great! I had no idea how old the boardwalk was.

[@jojovaldez2766]

This place has been there even before I was born. I was born in 1967 and I remember my very 1st Giant Dipper wooden rollercoaster ride w/ my dad in the night time. I ❤❤❤❤❤ checking out the Giant Dipper track lights at night😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@bartonpercival3216]

The pronunciation of the 1911 carousel is not Luff but pronounced as Lou-fff 👍🎠

[@urbex_coasters]

Giant Dipper was designed by Prior&Church and built by Arther Louff. Not Morgan. Morgan built the current trains in the 1980s.

[@jojovaldez2766]

It took 47 days to create the Giant Dipper. Just like Rome.....the Giant Dipper wasn't built in 1 day

[@derekpaterson3422]

You deserve way more subscribers than you have.

[@rapidfirethemeparkhistory1442]

Very kind words. Thank you!