[Bugaha]

Can't remember.

[SandmanSand]

It used to be on, or near 72nd & Grover. You used to be able to see it as you drove by on I-80.

[HandBanana]

Loved that place. Sigh.

[Bugaha]

Originally Posted by HandBanana

Loved that place. Sigh.

I know, right??? Seemed like all of the cool things Omaha had left.

[TheUrge]

Yup, 72nd & I-80. There's a landscaping place there now I think.

Speaking of waterslides, does anyone remember the Top Dog Waterslides in Bellevue? It was on 25th and Cornhusker. They ripped it down sometime in the late 90's. I loved that place as a kid.

[ArchStanton]

One of my regrets as a kid growing up here in the 80s is that my parents never took me there. Such is life....

[brad_in_omaha]

Here is a 2009 Aerial Photo. You can still see most of the foundation. The RED Arrow is whats left of the pool and the blue arrow is whats left of the top area:

[billiefan2000]

Originally Posted by ArchStanton

One of my regrets as a kid growing up here in the 80s is that my parents never took me there. Such is life....

same here.

they have the coco keys nearby on 72nd and grover but it isnt the same

btw: whatever happened to that NEW peony park that omaha was supposed to have years ago.

closest thing to amusement parks we have amzaing pizza machine or fun plex (and lets face it, fun plex dont have much room to expand)

[billiefan2000]

Originally Posted by Bugaha

I know, right??? Seemed like all of the cool things Omaha had left.

I know

peony park and rosenblatt stadium and moby dick watersliders and the ranch bowl to name a few are all gone

[s1ider]

If I was a billionare, I would buy 50 acres a little west of Omaha, and rebuild Top Dog, Moby Dick, WC Franks, and Peony Park. All within walking distance of each other, and always have the ambience of the 80's.