I'm a local, and I think $20 just for parking is highway robbery. Do like I do. Take public transportation. Park you car in a free lot near the Layton or Woods Cross Frontrunner stations and take the train to the Farmington station. It's only $2.50 one way per person, and there's a free bus that will take you straight to the front gate at Lagoon
Primordial first! Cannibal will get slow periods of the day but primordial will get worse as the day goes on In my opinion. I hope you have the best time! Ride wicked for me!
@@spittinvenom9843 Thursdays during the summer are my favorite days to go! I’m usually there on those days I just can’t make it today but I will be there most Thursday nights!
So lagoon has 3 feet of snow in winter but Station Park(an outdoor shopping center) across the freeway is fine. Sorry but overexaggeration of Wasatch front winters drives me nuts. Most winters anymore guys we hardly get any snow.
I wonder if lagoon would ever be willing to open on some of the lighter snow years like maybe not all rides but just the ones that could be ran. That would be awesome!
Good point! I was thinking about this last winter. Some of the light snow years it can get fairly warm and I would love even if it was just open once a week!
Unless they've changed things, the single rider line for Wicked can actually be accessed by going in the exit point and just turning right (and yes, I've actually done it many times with no objections from anyone, including Lagoon employees). It was actually a Lagoon employee who first told me about that.
@@thexpproject Oops, I meant Wicked is the one that you can go through the exit to get directly to the Single Rider line (don't know why I was thinking Cannibal on that).
About the games only taking cash, I was there recently and went to talk to a friend of mine that works the games and she told me that they do actually have card machines for the games now! I'm not sure if that is the case for every game or not, but it was at least for pop it 2 I believe it was.
I would like to hear more on food. I know you mentioned "bring your own cart and cooler" but I have seen people with refillable mugs. I just wonder if there are any tips and tricks to help with cost of food at the park.
You can get seasonal cups that are $1 refil, previous cups like from the last year are $3 refills but food ain’t to bad I went a week ago it was like $15 for a combo meal like $5 per item maybe I didn’t really pay attention
I just tell people that it's usually best to bring your own food, just because food outside the park is sooo much cheaper than anything you can find inside the park (even the prices at the Arby's and Subway stores in the park are several dollars higher than the prices at Arby's and Subways outside the park).
