Note: This list is organized by “Ride name”: “Year Installed”-“Year Removed”; “Manufacturer”.
1960 – 1970 | Attempts at Growth
Turnpike
1960-1973; Streifthau Manufacturing Company.
Dizzy Drums
1961- operating; Hampton Amusement Corporation.
Also named Tubs-O-Fun.
Minty Bees
1961-operating; Hampton Amusement Corporation.
Also named Jets, Furry Tale Flyers, and Bizzy Bees.
Dry Gulch Railroad
1961-operating; Crown Metal Products.
OutBoard Motor Boats
1962-1984; Hampton Amusement Corporation.
Starship America
1962-operating; Kasper Klaus.
Also named Aero-Jet.
Auto Skooters
1963 (circa) -1977; Lusse Brothers, Incorporated.
Lost River
1963-1972; Outdoor Dimensional Display Company.
Flying Coaster
1964-1972; Aeroassociates, Incorporated.
Gold Nugget
1964-1972; Outdoor Dimensional Display Company.
Hersheypark called this Golden Nugget, but the ride was named Gold Nugget, and this was even on the side on the building itself in Hersheypark.
Helicopters
1964-operating; Allan Herschell Company.
Wells Cargo
1964-2003; W.F. Mangels Company.
Also named Whipperoo and Kiddie Whip.
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Space Age
1965-operating; Hampton Amusement Corporation.
Skyview
1966-2024; Universal Design Limited.
Tip-Top
1966-1979; Frank Hrubetz & Company.
Paratrooper
1967-1977; Frank Hrubetz & Company.
Round Up
1968-1977; Frank Hrubetz & Company.
Traffic Jam
1968-operating; Hampton Amusement Corporation.
Monorail
1969-operating; Universal Mobility, Inc.
Became a Hersheypark ride in 1973.
Magic Carpet Giant Slide
1969-1972; Aero Mar Plastics.
Little Red Caboose
1970; Reading Railroad.
Rotor
1970-1994; Chance Rides.