2020 Date TBD
For nearly 75 years, Euclid Beach Park was one of the most prominent amusement parks in Northeast Ohio. Today, over 50 years after closing, the memories created there continue to live on.
This annual event invites audiences of all ages to enjoy a community celebration of Cleveland’s iconic amusement park. Museum guests will enjoy fun family activities including unlimited rides on the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel, Rocket Ship Car® rides, lawn games, delicious summer treats and so much more.
Regular admission
Adult: $10
Senior: $9
Child: $5
Lolly the Trolley rides return for their second year with additional tours. This year the Lolly the Trolley Tour Package includes a guided tour of Euclid Beach Park. Slots are limited and sold on a first come, first served basis. If you have questions, contact Whitney Stalnaker, Education & Public Programs Manager, at 216-721-5722 x 1307.
Lolly the Trolley package | WRHS Members: $15* | Non-Members: $25*
*Includes admission to Euclid Beach Park Day and complimentary goody bag
A Quick History….
On June 22, 1895, John Irwin, Hylas B. Gladwish, Albert E. Thompson, John Flynn, and Jerome B. Burrows opened Euclid Beach Park. In 1901, Dudley S. Humphrey assumed ownership of the park, operating it until it closed on September 28, 1969. Under the Humphrey family’s ownership, Euclid Beach Park thrived with the installation of the Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel, the Flying Turns ride, the famous Euclid Beach Bath House, and so much more. Today, the iconic Euclid Beach Park archway and the remnants of a swimming pool are all that remain on the site.
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Photos from Euclid Beach Park Day 2018
