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It's time for re-opening day! Everything is in place, and we passed final inspection. Guests arrived very early. I guess they've always wanted to come back! Later in the day the park was packed! I couldn't believe how many people knew about this park. Many people headed over to Century. I would've ridden myself but It looked too intense. Sawmill Falls was doing pretty well also. It was a very hot day so I rode. Even the Ferris Wheel was popular. I got a great shot of Century coming down the first drop. Festivities continued on through the night. I decided to head out at about 9:40, it was getting late. See you next time!

therollercoasterblog-Thanks. Kian-Thank you. _____________________________________- Hello again! I am really excited to show you two things that have changed in the park. The forever changed skyline from the parking lot. The new log flume, Sawmill Falls, is testing and almost ready for re-opening day! We have installed lockers for those who have belongings that can't get wet. Century has gotten new track, and a new sign! The station, and sign for Sawmill Falls. Final preparations are in order for opening day! We just have to pass inspection!

i305rocks-Thank you. fraroc-Thanks, I like taking different approaches to parks. __________________________________________________ Well, it looks like the person we saw exploring the park last time was exploring to buy. Not much has happened here since last time. I don't believe I showed you the ferris wheel. The only thing left are the a-frames. But wait looks like something may have happened after all. Century's station has been restored except for the original paint colors. Some of Century's track has been re-painted blue,and white. Hopefully next time we will hear some news about who bought the park.

In 1989 the Oakwood Amusement park was built. It started out as a small family owned park with a mainstreet, and a ferris wheel. The family had to sell the park due to money troubles. A buyer was found not to long after. He wanted to expand the park with a major attraction, A Schwarzkopf looping roller coaster named Century. Century was a big hit although it was a major investment. The park fell into again money troubles. Oakwood was put up for sale for the second time in its life. A buyer was never found and 15 years later this is what has become of it. Looking out above the trees, some large structures can be seen. This is Oakwood Amusement Park. The entrance, and Market Street's buildings have faded. It's not very secure. So I ventured inside. The old bell tower. It has lost most of its exterior stucco, and the wood framing is all that is left. Looking over to the left of Market Street is Century the roller coaster that tossed this park into abandonment. It was a thrilling ride, Century was originally red and white. It is now faded and rusting. The coaster looms over the trashed pathway below. One of Century's trains. Stuck on the final brake run, left to rust. Well whats this? Someone else is exploring the park, but what for?

I would say 3 mainly because of the terrain options. In 3 you can make a smooth hill or a jagged mountain, and in 2 the hills are all the same.

Just something to get you excited.

Welcome back to Ginger River Amusement Park. A lot has happened since our last visit. The main street area is almost finished. Linda's Cookery serves everything from chicken to salad, and features an outdoor eatery. The merry-go-round is the first attraction people will see when they enter the park. The Ginger Emporium will feature many souvenirs from postcards, to books. On the other side of Mainstreet we have our very own food court with the most popular restaurants. The toy shop has many delights for children including stuffed animals, and models of our planned roller coaster! The Scrambler is one of our thrill rides that is both for young children and thrill-seeking riders. The Canoes will provide visitors with a peaceful ride of the Ginger River. Well whats this? land has been cleared for our new roller coaster, and its being constructed as we speak! Hope to see you next time!

Ground has been broken on a new park near Baltimore, and word has gotten out. Hello all I am William Richards, the owner of Ginger River Amusement Park. I will be updating you on everything going on inside the park. The land we have to build on is beautiful and breathtaking. Whats This! Well the parking lot has been completed ahead of schedule! Wow! I really have to give these workers a raise! The turnstile building has also been completed ahead of schedule! Along with all this, land has been cleared for the mainstreet area. I should hope with this progress the mainstreet will be finished in no time! Until then, see you later!