Saltair-World

Saltair-World is an amusement park located in West Jordan, Utah. It was eventually saved by Carwardine Parks from demolition.

Development
After the success of their first park Memphisworld in 1986, Memphis Entertainment Company wanted to make their second amusement park that paying tribute to Saltair. In 1988, construction of the new park begin. After only year of planning, and two years of construction, A brand new amusement park finally opened to the public on May 11, 1990.

Operation under MEC (1990-1995)
When it opened in 1990, Saltair-World featured two roller coasters:


 * The Utah Hurricane, which was Vekoma Hurricane coaster was later renamed to The Jester in honor of the one at Louisiana Jazzland, operated until 2012, and
 * The Utah Twister, which was TOGO Ultra Twister coaster operated until park's first closure in 1995.

The park's other attractions on opening day were:


 * Saltair's Tower, which was Intamin Parachute Tower ride,
 * Saltair Flume, which was Intamin Log Flume ride,
 * Merry-Go-Round, which was Chance Rides Carousel ride,
 * Sea Dragon, which was Chance Rides Pharaoh's Fury ride,
 * Haunted House, which was Funni Frite Tracked Dark Ride, and
 * Saltair Drop, which was Intamin 1st Gen Freefall ride operated until 2015.

Abandoned era (1996-1997)
When M.E Company went bankrupt in early 1996, the park went abandoned. In Summer 1996, the city plans to tear down the park to make room for housing.

Carwardine Parks era (1997-present)
In early 1997, Carwardine Parks was purchased abandoned Saltair-World park and reopened in May 1997.

Areas

 * Entrance
 * Space World
 * Animal World
 * Carnival World
 * Kiddie World

Restaurants and food stands
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Live shows & meet-and-greets
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Flat rides
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Kiddie rides
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Other
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Incidents
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Trivia
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