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Related: About this forumFor old-time San Franciscans: What was your favorite ride at Playland at the Beach?
Whitney's Playland at the Beach was a 10 acre amusement park complex located at the western edge of San Francisco's Richmond district at Ocean Beach.
It first opened in 1922 and closed Labor Day weekend in 1972.
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Laff in the Dark | |
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Limbo | |
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Bumper Cars | |
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mahina
(17,668 posts)We went there when I was really little, Id so. I just remember liking it a lot.
red dog 1
(27,820 posts)mahina
(17,668 posts)I was 3 when we went. So. How about you?
red dog 1
(27,820 posts)It was a "spooky" ride, fairly new, located adjacent the Fun House.
Is it possible you went to "Funtier Village" which was a kid's amusement park located behind Playland, with "Kiddie rides", including a small roller coaster.
mahina
(17,668 posts)What were your faves?
red dog 1
(27,820 posts)red dog 1
(27,820 posts)which was a motorized "train" that took you on a tour of the entire zoo
Thunderbeast
(3,417 posts)was the chocolate covered frozen bananas...
.....just like the Bluths in "Arrested Development".
"Remember....The money is in the banana stand".
red dog 1
(27,820 posts)Is it good?
red dog 1
(27,820 posts)but I sure loved the chocolate cream pie from The Pie House
I remember a huge slice cost 35 cents, and I usually ordered it to go.