On May 30, 1905, Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon, opened to the public. Today, it is one of the oldest continually running amusement parks in the United States and the only remaining ...

Oaks Amusement Park closed at 4 p.m. Sunday for staff safety during high temperatures. Visitors can get bounce-back bracelets to return later.

Oaks Amusement Park has received the go-ahead from the city of Portland to move forward with building a new 135.5-foot-high drop tower ride — including the spotlights to go with it that wildlife ...

Oaks Amusement Park closed at 4 p.m. Sunday due to high temperatures, offering bounce-back bracelets to visitors and keeping the Roller Rink open.

Now, the amusement park can proceed with their plans to construct the 135-foot-5-inch-tall ride. Structures that are more than 30 feet tall are typically prohibited from residential farm zones.

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Oaks Amusement Park Faces New $1.95 Million Lawsuit Three more families are suing over the June 2024 malfunction of the AtmosFEAR pendulum ride. Staff and firefighters remove riders from AtmosFEAR.

Oaks Amusement Park's plan to add a new 135.5-foot drop tower ride in Southeast Portland can move forward after a neighborhood groups appeal was denied.

The Oaks Amusement Park lottery will give individuals a chance to buy a 2025 season pass for each household member for $120 each. The season passes will not be available to the general public.

Plans for a controversial new ride at Oaks Amusement Park can now move forward after the city denied an appeal against it. Fri, 25 Jul 2025 20:25:00 GMT (1753475100072) Story Infinite Scroll ...

The Oaks Amusement Park lottery will give individuals a chance to buy a 2025 season pass for each household member for $120 each. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Now, the amusement park can proceed with their plans to construct the 135-foot-5-inch-tall ride. This Oregon-made film from the 70s is getting its own TV series, reports say ...