Memphis Kiddie Park

37th roller coaster... What do I even say.. incredible. 10 out of 10. Or should I say 5 out of 5 lol. Shout out to caleb my homeboy for letting me ride 4 times Ina row right before closing

A small little amusement park just for little kids (maybe best for 7 and under). The staff are great (read, "patient, understanding and flexible") with the kids and work well with the parents. The roller coaster (Little Dipper) was SUPER rough and jerked everyone around a ton. The kids didn't enjoy it. The rear seats were even worse than the front seats. I LOVE that you don't pay for time in the park, so if the kids decide they need a nap, you don't lose your money. The tickets don't expire! The Turtle Chase and the boat ride ended up being the favorites of the day. We are excited to visit again soon. I highly recommend doing the train ride first so the kids see all the rides and get excited to try them.

This was our first time visiting Memphis kiddie park and it was a good time. I’m not certain of pricing for tickets as we were here for a birthday party so we were given wristbands from the hosts. What I can say is the wristband is good for two hours. We were able to get on everything twice in that time frame. All of the rides are “kiddie” friendly where they are able to get on them without adults. So if you don’t have an adventurous little one I’d recommend bringing a buddy for them to ride with so they aren’t scared. Also another plus that entry is free. You only pay for what you choose to ride on. That’s right grown ups; if you don’t wanna ride you are free lol. The concession prices are typical of amusement parks. Typical food options; hotdogs, popcorn, nachos and slushies. I’d imagine on a weekday it’s not as crowded as it was today but even with it being busy; we weren’t in lines for than 5-10 mins. All the staff that we interacted with were kind and helpful getting the kiddos in and out of rides. Overall I could see myself visiting here again.