Strangers on a Train

Does anybody know what park was seen in Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train"? My uncle is dying to know where it is. Unfortunately, I couldn't tell him.

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I saw that the other day, and I was wondering the same thing myself, if I find out, I'll tell you.

Cool...hope it's not defunct.

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It wasn't a park. It was a carnival,Craft's United Shows, I believe. It was a fairly large west coast operation at the time of the filming.The scene with carousel flying apart was done with a miniature for the long shot, and a mock up row of horses on a sound stage for the close ups.
Of course any self respecting ride mechanic will tell you that what happened was impossible. When the old man pulled on the brake that hard he would have stripped out all the teeth on the gears. It would have then coasted to a stop.
Quite frankly I have seen that happen when an operator was seeing how fast he could stop a M-G-R. He didn't have a job at the end of the evening. *** This post was edited by Dutchman on 8/14/2001. ***