Bonfante Gardens opens today

Posted | Contributed by Jeff

Sixty full-time gardeners will get to show off their work as Bonfante Gardens opens today. In addition to the many natural attractions, the park also features 20 amusement rides that include a Morgan mine train coaster.

Read about the park from The Mercury News.

This looks like a realy cool park. There is a lot to be said for themeing and a park that you can take your time at.

Just imagine, you've had a really tough and stressful week, and then you take a trip out to this park. Can you say, "self medication"?

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Yes, I went there for the ACE preview, and even incomplete it was amazing. Some of the areas weren't open to us, but what I did see what absolutely incredible. What a park! The rides aren't thrilling, but they fit with the theme, and that's the idea. Quicksilver Express is short, but has it's moments. The junior is only good in the back, but well landscaped. All in all a great start. :)
Absolutely. Of course this park doesn't have any record breaking coasters, so many folks here won't be interested. I myself can't wait to adventure out to this beautiful looking park. *** This post was edited by DWeaver on 6/15/2001. ***
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Way to go Michael Bonfante!!!

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WOW! Sounds neat. I'd love to see that monorail.
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The circus trees look incredible! Just goes to show a park doesn't have to have record breaking or huge coasters to be a nice park.

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Reminds me of the old Peony Park we had here in Omaha. The whole place was a garden. It had this really spiffy steel coaster called the Galaxy. I miss that park. Now it is occupied by Hi-Vee grocery store.

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I was at the preview day....very nice park, just kinda small. It's definitely more of a family park, which isn't a bad thing I suppose. I can't wait to see what they do next, their land has a lot of potential.

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