Looking for good, small carnival type park

[kdobson99]

Wanting to go somewhere on Fri or Sat for the kids to ride some basic rides... ferris wheel and other kiddie rides. We have the ability to return to Seaworld to ride a few, but would prefer somewhere to pull the car in after dinner, get out.. ride a few rides and leave again without a big hassle and without tearing a hole in the wallet. I see a few places along some roads, but can't tell what's decent and isn't.

Actually, is there a good roadside place that also has a roller coaster... even a small one? My son loved the small one at Seaworld and isn't big enough for a big, fast upside-downer. Just not wanting to go back to Seaworld, pay to park, walk through the whole park, just to ride a couple of rides.

 

[CPM]

Pretty sure Old town has that kind of stuff. It's right off I-4. I'm sure someone here would know exactly where.

 

[tinaluis]

We like FunSpot which is on I-Drive near the Belz Outlet Mall. We've always been able to find a coupon for buy1 get 1 50% off wristbands so the total comes to about $30 for all three of my girls. That said, however, they are now almost too tall for the kiddie rides, and don't seem too interested in the larger rides, so we may not be going back to FunSpot until they're a little older. Their website is www.fun-spot.com.

 

[spiceycat]

here is old town

it is on US 192 in Kissimmee.

http://www.old-town.com/

 

[spiceycat]

here is more of what you are looking for - old town again
http://www.old-town.com/attractions.shtml

 

[Phrank40]

Just be careful about walking your kids past the "just a dollar to make him hollar" electric chair at Old Town.

Phrank

 

[F-L-A]

Fun Spot might be the best option in Orlando. The most notable small scale amusement park in the area is Cypress Gardens, but that's probably too far away.

 

[Future Guy]

Old Town sounds like it will suit your needs. The Windstorm roller coaster may look tame, but it is a pretty wild ride!