Defunct Roller Coasters: 9

NameTypeDesignScaleOpenedClosed
Roller CoasterWoodSit Down
Jack Rabbit RacerWoodSit Down
Cyclone RacerWoodSit Down
CycloneSteelSit DownThrill
Mad MouseSteelSit DownThrill
Wild MausWoodSit DownThrill
Comet Jr.WoodSit DownFamily
Bisby's Spiral AirshipSteelSuspended
TobogganSteelSit DownFamily

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Former namesNu Pike ( to )
Long Beach Pike ( to )

History

Some refer to Queens Park as "Silver Spray Pier". Silver Spray Pier existed at the foot of Cedar Avenue and was built in 1915 and demolished in 1948. It was never really the official park name. The Jack Rabbit Racer was built on the pier and later the Cyclone Racer replace it.
The park was located on the north side of the pier prior to it's removal. When it was removed the breakwater on the south side of the Cyclone Racer was extended outward and the park occupied this new space.

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