Memphis Kiddie Park describes itself as “America’s oldest kiddie land,” featuring 11 amusement park rides “designed especially for children under 50 inches tall.”
BROOKLYN, Ohio — It’s opening weekend at Memphis Kiddie Park as the family destination in Brooklyn kicks off its 2026 season on Saturday and Sunday.
Memphis Kiddie Park, which is a nostalgic spot frequently creating first-ride memories for kids, features “classic rides sized for young children.”
Opening weekend also includes a special offer to celebrate Mother’s Day as Memphis Kiddie Park says moms ride free on the following attractions Sunday:
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– Big Creek & Memphis Railway
Unlike most amusement parks where you pay an entrance fee, Memphis Kiddie Park has free admission and free parking. Guests just pay for each ride they choose to experience.
Prices are listed as follows:
– Stirp of 10 tickets: $29
– Book of 25 tickets: $49.50
– Season pack of 110 tickets: $185
Memphis Kiddie Park’s site also says their ride tickets never expire.
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HOURS & RIDES
Operating on a weekend schedule for most of May, the park’s calendar shows they will begin daily operations starting Memorial Day weekend. You can check their 2026 schedule and hours HERE.
Located at 10340 Memphis Ave. in Brooklyn, Memphis Kiddie Park describes itself as “America’s oldest kiddie land.” It features 11 amusement park rides “designed especially for children under 50 inches tall.”
“Our rides are all classics from the early 1950’s, fully restored to look like they did when delivered from the factory and updated continuously for the latest in ride safety,” according to their site.
Their roller coaster — the Little Dipper — has also been recognized by the American Coaster Enthusiasts as the oldest continuously operating steel roller coaster in its original location in North America.
You can see the full list of rides HERE.