Pacific Northwest Trip

[scttmn31]

At the end of this month, my dad and I are flying out to Portland, then driving up to Seattle, then driving up to Vancouver and flying out. We are visiting just because, and we have free tickets. Are there any good parks that we could stop at along the way?

[phazan]

Well, the only park I know of is Wild Waves near Seattle. I think it's near the tacoma area, I can't quite remember. From what I have heard, it's an okay park. It has a wooden coaster and an Arrow corlscrew coaster and a few other smaller coasters. I haven't been there myself, but I have spent a lot of time in Seattle and I have heard about it from all my cousins that live up there. Other than that, I don't know of any.

have fun!

[dougr]

At the end of this month, my dad and I are flying out to Portland, then driving up to Seattle, then driving up to Vancouver and flying out. We are visiting just because, and we have free tickets. Are there any good parks that we could stop at along the way?

 

Ok..Portland, you got Oaks in the SE park of town with Looping Thunder, a Pinfari 31 foot looper. Plus the awesome flat "Screamin' Eagle" a KMG Fireball/Afterburner. South of Portland, just south of Salem, you have Thrillville and Enchanted Forest.

Between Tacoma and Seattle in Federal Way, there's Enchanted Village/Wild Waves, a Six Flags park.

Seattle Center has Fun Forest with a kiddie coaster and Windstorm.

East of Seattle is Remlinger Farms with a kiddie coaster.

Finally in Vancouver, you have Playland at the PNE with a ACE classic woodie, a Corkscrew , a Wild Mouse, and a Miler Kiddie Coaster.

Of course, if you can spare 6 hrs east of Seattle, then 6hrs back, there's always Silverwood, with two GREAT woodies!

Enchanted Village

Windstorm at Fun Forest