Kings Dominion (Images of Modern America)

Kings Dominion (Images of Modern America)

by Scott N. Rutherford

96 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781467123013
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Kings Dominion officially opened in 1975 on a 400-acre site between Richmond, Virginia, and Washington, DC. Modeled on sister park Kings Island in Ohio, it debuted with several iconic attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, Rebel Yell, and Lion Country Safari. Over the decades, ownership has changed several times, yet the park continues to grow and remain popular, even starring in the 1977 film Rollercoaster. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, it has evolved into one of North Americas premier regional theme parks and is currently home to an impressive assortment of attractions and live entertainment. The park also boasts a formidable arsenal of roller coasters (14), including four of the wooden variety, three LIM-launched coasters, and the 30-story-tall Intimidator (I-305) giga coaster.

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