Ghostly Manor Thrill Center offers a variety of activities from Roller Skating to a Haunted House to a 3 leveled play structure for younger kids. We opted out of the Haunted House and Escape Room so that everyone in our family could enjoy their time at Ghostly Manor.
When we first pulled up into the parking lot we noticed the huge dragon that greeted us on the outside of the building. Once we got out of the car we saw two more dragon heads peeking out of the building!
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I love enjoying my children’s firsts with them! Eldest, Princess, and even Big Red went down this huge water slide during our visit to Pioneer Waterland!
I was shocked that Big Red gave it a go. Unfortunately we didn’t catch it on camera since it was hard to tell from the bottom which kids was coming down the slide next.
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We recently stopped in Mansfield, Ohio on our way to Punderson Manor Lodge. I knew that we had stopped in Mansfield before when Eldest was in first grade and Princess was in kindergarten a long time ago! It was November then but this time we took all four kids in September!
We had to buy a few sets of tickets so everyone could have their fill of carrousel rides. We just so happened to be there when a tour bus showed up. Out filed a dozen or so elderly people who were also very eager to ride the carrousel. A few were not so inclined but gave their tickets to Princess and Eldest!
Richland Carrousel Park opened in 1991 as the first new, hand-carved carrousel to be built and operated in the United States since the 1930’s. The Carrousel figures were carved in the style of G.A. Dentzel, one of the most revered carvers of the early 1900’s. All 52 figures were designed, carved and painted by Carrousel Works in Mansfield, Ohio.
There are 30 horses and 22 menagerie figures, including 4 bears, 4 ostriches, 4 cats, 4 rabbits, a goat, giraffe, lion, tiger, zebra and a mythical hippocampus…
If you get a chance to drive through Mansfield, Ohio then I would highly recommend stopping in and taking a ride at the Richland Carrousel Park!
As a Cedar Point blogger, I received a complimentary stay at Hotel Breakers and tickets to Cedar Point. All opinions are my own.
Believe it or not I am the only one of my family that has ever been to Cedar Point until recently. We had the privilege to visit Cedar Point Amusement Park AND stay at Hotel Breakers. I was really excited when I first read the email that we were accepted into the #BloggingatCP program. This program allows bloggers to visit the various properties of Cedar Point and then share their experiences over social media and via blog post.
Join me as I tell about our first trip to Cedar Point. It all started 9 weeks before our arrival date as I read an email from Bryan Edwards offering us a stay at the gorgeously remodeled Hotel Breakers and a day of fun at Cedar Point!
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