A ride on the Zippin Pippin a few years ago inspired the project. The historic wooden roller coaster, which dates to the 1910s, was said to be Elvis Presley’s favorite when it was at Libertyland ...

The ride will remain closed probably a week while inspectors "go through every car," Cramer said. The Zippin Pippin — or, more specifically, its design, its name and its salvageable pieces ...

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Investigation IDs Zippin Pippin code violations The Bay Beach roller coaster won't reopen for at least another week as the city makes changes after ride mishap June 20.

Many people pack Bay Beach Amusement Park riding rides like the Ferris wheel and the swings.We come here probably three times a summer, said park goer, Jeff Martin.Martin and his daughter were at ...

GREEN BAY - It’ll now take a buck and some change to get your thrills on the Zippin Pippin. The famed wooden roller coaster is one of several rides at Bay Beach Amusement Park to get a ticket ...

On Monday, Carolina Crossroads, the company that bought Libertyland’s Zippin’ Pippin, the second-oldest wooden roller coaster in the world, for $2,000, donated the coaster to Save Libertyland ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Zippin Pippin plans to mark the 36th anniversary of Elvis Presley's last ride on the historical wooden roller coaster, now in Green Bay. The coaster operated for decades in ...

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The largest increase is for the Zippin Pippin, which increases from four tickets ($1) to six ($1.50). All of rides which were three tickets in 2023 ($.75) will now be four tickets.

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Bay Beach Amusement Park's popular Zippin Pippin roller coaster will remain closed probably for a week after an accident Monday left three people injured.

The Zippin Pippin plans to mark the 36th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s last ride on the historical wooden roller coaster, now in Green Bay.