Cherokee Park - Nashville Glendale Park - intersection of Caldwell and Lealand Lanes, Nashville Greenwood park - Nashville Hocus Pocus Park - Magnolia Ave., Knoxville 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 operated from 1976-1997 with one coaster, Dragon Coaster Ride.
The site currently operates as Libertyland Amusement Park.
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.
