In addition to many public events, the Cocoanut Grove is the site of hundreds of banquets, wedding receptions, company parties, holidays brunches, and trade shows during the year. A reincarnated and spooky version of a past park favorite, this new attraction proves there's plenty of clowning around at the Boardwalk. This frightening ride through the dark features phantastical interactive fun. After a three-year hiatus because of an underground refurbishment project, the new Cave Train includes many of its 1961 elements plus technology of the new millennium. Find it at the former Wipeout location, next to the Giant Dipper.
Riders can choose between three thrilling, top speed adventures.
Located near the entrance to the Boardwalk's Walkway Two Colonnade. The arena is located inside the Casino Fun Center Supercade. In 2001 the Boardwalk features 34 rides. The most popular ride, the 1924 Giant Dipper, is still considered one of the world's top roller coasters. The park's oldest ride is a 1911 Looff carousel, complete with 73 hand carved wooden horses and two chariots.