Little Amerricka Review, Wisconsin Family Amusement Park | Odd Rides and Even More Unique Ops 

I wish there were more of these tiny little parks!!

This kind of budget park with old auctioned coasters is something I wish could fill in the gaps on prospective coaster road trips throughout the country and especially the western Midwest. Little Amerricka seems to have snatched up some really rare models for dirt cheap, so even though there isn't much in the way of thrill rides it still fills its niches with families and the wayward enthusiast... and I could see myself putting a few extra rides in on Mad Mouse for the thrills and Meteor just to get some more laps in with the operator

This is the coolest retro park out there. Great job preserving these classic flat rides. All you need is a double ferris wheel, and the park will be complete. 👍🇺🇸

I appreciate your content a lot because you stay positive!

I found it quite charming. I went the same day that I left Mt Olympus in late July 2019. It did feel very busy on my day (yes it was again a Wednesday), but lines were usually not bad, probably because of how many rides they have to spread out the crowd. The wild mouse seemed to be the only ride with much of a line, because of low capacity and popularity. I had a different ride op on Meteor, but he was also having fun with us.

Yes! I a lover of trains as well. Roller Coasters (borrowed) early train track construction with the use of "flat iron" It was however changed to steel and riveted to the laminate. Little Amerricka is a PERFECT name. Not only for its founder, but the fact that it's a thin slice of more relaxed America is represented here. Yes! Love the ride operators pride & skill.

This is so cool! And as a mom of three kiddos, this seems like it would be enjoyable for all of them. Gonna have to make a stop there when i visit family in Wisconsin next year.

That haunted house is so easily overlooked. From what I remember it was barely marked and just looks like an employee shed. When I walked up to investigate, there was no one else in or around it at all.

Glad found yourchannel.....nice job on this park coverage!

I live in Waterloo, the town just east of Marshall, and I loved going there as a kid. Haven't been there in years but hope to go there again someday.

My boyfriend and I are in our mid-twenties. My mother used to take my brother and I to this theme park a lot as kids during our summer break, and I wanted to share some childhood fun with my BF. I surprised him with a date here, and was some of the most fun we’ve ever had, together. You could easily spend most of your day here. Highly recommend.

Only an hour away from here and never knew it existed! Planning on a trip out there this summer with the kids. Thanks for the informative video.

It's the opposite of Six Flags for being family oriented, and I love that. In North Georgia we have a family park called Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park. It's not that great compared to the corporate parks, but the locals have enjoyed it for generations.

My kids love this place! Totally recommend it for kids!

What a great concept

This park reminds me of a scenario on roller coaster tycoon! It looks charming

Mad Mouse is so awesome, it gets way overshadowed by Swiss Toboggan.

That Tilt O Whirl had Mario theming before Universal. Truly legendary

hope they continue to add flats... like to see a RockOPlane, LoopOPlane , Chance Skydiver,

This place really reminds me of Lakeside in Denver! I operated the wild chipmunk, a manually operated coaster, and used my foot to brake as well. So much fun!

The Swiss toboggan is the only of of its kind in the Midwest and the meteor is one of that last wooden roller coasters the foods mid but the trains were built in house near the farmlands that you pass threw on the track amounts all small trains are built by Daryl klopmaker the current owner of the park

The Tilt-a-Whirl Mario is something I love, but indeed weird theming. Are there any more strange, yet awesome surprises like this? It sounds like a potential video to me.

This place is a vibe for sure

Im going there next For coaster con!!! I cant wait to ride toboggan and mad mouse!

Great review! Thank you

I don't know why but this type of parks, small, without a theme and with many attractions have a kind of "charm" this park along with wonderland in Amarillo Texas and lake side Amusement park in Denver Colorado are the ones I would like to visit if they gave me the option of going anywhere in the world PS: you should also visit lake side Amusement park It's like this park but with a cool wooden roller coaster

The cars on mad mouse remind me of bobsleds! 😆

Looks like a nice park to enjoy a good mix of relaxing and rides. If there are some nice food options I would be happy to spend a day there.

We go 3 times every summer, first time will be this weekend. So affordable

I love it!!!!

We were there today and it’s just so much fun and inexpensive. You can bring in your own food and drinks and not ride people don’t have to pay an entrance fee.

Haven’t been to this place since 2008…

Wonderful Video!!!! F+L, Corey

After watching I will take my son this weekend. Do they have a Rv campground in there? Thank you

I like it,it looks pretty cool

That Railroad is what started the entire park. The guy that found it died at 92 12 years ago.

You said the train ride goes through a nearby campground. Do they own the campground or were they given permission to run it through there by the property owners?

Nice video

I live just ten minutes away, it's a pretty nice place.

If you want a small park vist joyland amusement park in Lubbock Texas, or even a few of the other parks in the region.

this park is OP for its size

I went here the train was smooth also relaxing

This park purchased the classic nad century flyer trains from the Lincoln park comet to build a replica one day. I saw that on rcdb and don’t know if they still have the trains. I’m lucky enough to live in Michigan where the only traveling chance toboggan travels, I’m yet to run into it tho

Is there a log flume?

Imagine riding a coaster next to a funeral lol

I’ve been to this park many time 7.or.8.or.10.isn’t that A lot it’s now my main it takes a half an hour to get to my house and little America my favorite ride there is the Swiss toboggan and the meteor but I like the Swiss toboggan bett this is a very nice place I have been on America train and their Ferris wheel but only once

The Whiskey River Railway has a special event on a select weekend in July where they run all four of their operating steam locomotives, I’ve been to the park for one of these and it’s quite a show: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RaeqvwDMen8.html The only coaster I rode was the Toboggan, but it is probably the most unique out of the four so I’m glad I was able to pick up that credit

This Train Does Remind Me Of The One From Clark’s Trading Post

I really regret not going here while I was in Wisconsin.

How is that wild mouse not sped up lol

Give you another lap on the chance tobaggan "NO I DONT WANT THIS!!! LET ME OUT!!!!

that aint mario that's mayro

Chicken

Wrong title

wisconsin really need to legalize weed wtf is this

Slowest go-carts I've ever seen.

Omg Disneyland is so much better than this.