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Review & FAQ:
- What is Kentucky Kingdom?
- Kentucky Kingdom is a popular theme park in Kentucky, offering a variety of thrill rides, family attractions, and a water park.
- When did Kentucky Kingdom open?
- The theme park originally opened in 1987 but went through different phases before Ed Hart purchased and reopened it in 1990 with new roller coasters and rides.
- In 1998, Six Flags took over and further expanded the park.
- Eventually, Ed Hart repurchased the park and reopened it in 2014 to its current version.
- What roller coasters does Kentucky Kingdom have?
- There are five roller coasters, including the Storm Chaser, which was introduced in May 2016.
- What are some of the park's main attractions?
- A 5-D cinema for an immersive experience.
- A giant Ferris wheel offering great views of the park.
- The Raging Rapids River Ride for a thrilling water adventure.
- A variety of heart-racing rides and roller coasters for adrenaline seekers.
- What is Hurricane Bay?
- Hurricane Bay is the water park section of Kentucky Kingdom.
- It features a large wave pool and a collection of exciting water rides.
- Is there something for young children?
- Yes! King Louie's Playground is designed for younger children and features a variety of age-appropriate rides.
Address: Kentucky Kingdom, 937 Phillips Ln, Louisville, KY 40209, Phone: 502-813-8200

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