| Amusement Park: | New Rexford Park (1918 to present)
Rexford Park (1916 to 1918)
Dolle's Park (1911 to 1916)
Luna Park (1906 to 1911) |
| Location: | Alplaus, New York, USA |
| Postal Code: | 12008 |
| Status: | Defunct
Operated from 1906 to 1933 |
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| Notes: | The park operators removed their rides after the 1933 season, presumable leaving the Giant Blue Streak Coaster abandoned. The roller coaster and other park structures were eventually removed so that the landowner would not have to pay property taxes on unprofitable improvements. |
| Location: | At the time the park existed, this area was known as Rexford. |
| Etymology: | After the initial announcement as New Rexford Park, it was advertised as The Colonnade, and in later years, Colonnade Amusement Park. A 1972 article also lists Palisades Park as a name at one time. |
| Timeline: | In 1911 Fred Dolle acquired the park and renamed it. |
| | In 1916 J. J. Digman acquired the park and renamed it. |
| | In 1918 Richard Cromer and Frank Hardy managed the park. |
| | In 1926 the park was acquired by the Riverside Operating Company, owned by Harry Baker and Charles Krug. The entire park was torn down and rebuilt 1926-1927. |
| Defunct Roller Coasters (4): | Name | Type | Design | Opened | Closed |
| | Dip the Dips | Wood | Sit Down | 1911 - 1912 | 1917 |
| | Figure Eight | Wood | Sit Down | 1906 | |
| | Giant Blue Streak Coaster | Wood | Sit Down | 7/18/1926 | 1/1/1935 |
| | Giant Roller Coaster | Wood | Sit Down | 1918 | 1925 |
