Cherokee Park - Nashville Glendale Park - intersection of Caldwell and Lealand Lanes, Nashville Greenwood park - Nashville Hocus Pocus Park - Magnolia Ave., Knoxville Libertyland Amusement Park - 940 Early Maxwell Blvd., Memphis Magic World Kid's Park - Pigeon Forge Mid South Fairgrounds - Memphis Opryland USA - 2802 Opryland Drive, Nashville Web Site Race World - 250 Island Drive, Pigeon Forge Tennessee State Fairgrounds - Cumberland Park Warner's Park - Chattanooga Woodstock Park - Nashville
The park was originally opened as Woodstock Park but was changed to Glendale in 1890. Rides on the site
included a roller coaster, roller rink, carousel (Flying Jenny), casino, shooting galleries, and zoo. Glendale closed in
1932.
Greenwood park operated from 1905-1949. Rides on the site included a roller coaster, carousel,
skating rink, shooting gallery, theater, and clubhouse.
The park operated under the name Chilhowee Park until 1965, Funway from 1966-1972, and Hocus Pocus from 1973-1981.
During that time there were 8 different coasters on the park grounds. They included the Derby Racer (?-?), Figure 8
(1913-1922), Galaxi (1973-1981), Moon Rocket (1966-?), Roller Dips Coaster (1909-1922), Twister (1927-1937), Wild Mouse (1966-?),
and an unknown name (1951-1966 or so).
The park was open from 1976-2005.
The park operated from 1976-1997 with one coaster, Dragon Coaster Ride.
The site currently operated as Libertyland Amusement Park from 1976-2005.
Opryland was open from 1972 until 1997 when plans were underway to convert the site into a shopping mall. There
were 6 coasters in the park when it closed. They included Chaos (1989-1997), Hangman (1995-1997), Little Rock-N-Roller
Coaster (?-1997), Rock-N-Roller Coaster (1972-1997), Screamin' Delta Demon (1984-1997), and the Wabash Cannonball (1975-1997).
Race World operated from 2000-2003. During that time there were two coasters, Little D and Thunder Eagle.
There were 2 coasters on the site, Deep Dip Coaster (1924-1964) and Skyliner (1965-1982).
See Glendale Park.
