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Fun Side Fun Side 3 4 5 6 7 8 Go To The Front Of The Line With A ONLY $43 per person for 8 rides Available At Any Ticket Booth, The Marvel Cave Information Desk Inside Hospitality House (I-5) and Blacksmith Shop (G-5) Choose your favorite rides and blaze past those waiting 8 times…Electro Spin, FireFall, Fire-In-The-Hole, Frisco Steam Train, The Giant Barn Swing, Wave Carousel, A Outlaw Run, PowderKeg, Thunderation, Time Traveler or WildFire. $73 per person • Interactive GPS Map 5 Stations Located In Fireman’s Landing for UNLIMITED Rides + Directions With 4 USB Ports And Electric At Each Trailblazer Pass is $43 (plus tax) Super Pass is $73 (plus tax) for both adults and children. • Ride Wait Times Plus 3 New Stations Located At Pass is valid on day of purchase only. Riders must meet all ride requirements; see our Rides Guide for more information. • Show Schedule Traveler’s Stop & Opera House ATTENTION ALL THRILL-SEEKERS Rides & Attractions Will Open 11am (1pm Fri & Mon; Noon Wed) FREE Wi-Fi B With The Following Exceptions… 11:30am (1:30pm Fri & Mon; 12:30pm Wed) Mighty Galleon 2pm (4pm Fri, Mon & Wed) Silver Dollar City Steam Train All Rides close at park closing with the following exceptions: The following rides will stop Homestead Animal Barnyard closes at 3:30pm. Silver Dollar operation at the temperatures Steam Train last run 9:30pm (9pm Thur; 8:30pm Mon; 6:30pm Tue; listed below: 7:30pm Wed). Marvel Cave’s last regular tour begins at 8pm Thur Fire-In-The-Hole 32˚ (8:30pm Fri- Sun; 7:30pm Mon; 5pm Tues; 6:45 Tue)/Lantern Light Fireman’s Flyer 32˚ Coming Summer ’20 tour begins at 5:30pm The GIANT Barn Swing 38˚ PLEASE NOTE: For your safety, Silver Dollar City follows ride The Grand Exposition Coaster 42˚ C C manufacturer guidelines, including minimum operating All Other Rides In The Grand Exposition 35˚ temperatures. Rides not impacted by temperatures are the High-Low Silos 32˚ Silver Dollar Steam Train and Flooded Mine. Please enjoy Outlaw Run* 34˚ / 37˚ these rides, our great holiday shows, shopping, dining and over PowderKeg 40˚ *Outlaw Run will not begin 6.5 million lights! Thunderation 32˚ Various rides and attractions may operate weather permitting or on a operating for the day Time Traveler 41˚ unless temperature seasonal basis. Ride and attraction opening/closing times are subject to WildFire 40˚ reaches 37 degrees. change at any time without notice. D D Valley Road Theaters & Event Venues Restaurants & Eateries Casey’s Dugout, F-6 Jingle Bell Junction Buckshot’s Skillet Cookery, F-6 Christmas Hollow, F-6 Frisco Freight Company, E-7 Echo Hollow Concessions, F-7 Emmaline’s Dress-Up Rides & Attractions Frisco Kettle Corn, E-6 Emporium, F-6 (weather permitting) Hatfield’s Tater Patch, F-7 Hazel’s Cut Glass, G-6 Flooded Mine 6/7 (48”), F-5 Tater Twist, E-6 Name Rings, E-7 Frisco Silver Dollar Line Traveler’s Stop, F-6 Time Traders, F-6 E E Steam Train 6/7 (48”), F-5 Craftsmen & Shops Time Traders Photo, F-6 Thunderation 4 (42"), G-6 The Blown Glass Factory, G-6 White River Bath & Body, F-6 Time Traveler™ 0 (51”), G-7 Enter To Win The Grand Exposition 2020 SEASON Theaters & Event Venues The Ladybugs (36"), E-8 Games PASSES Culinary & Craft School, F-7 The Magnificent Wave (weather permitting) F F Red Gold Heritage Hall, D-7 Carousel (48"), E-8 Ball Toss, C-8 Rides & Attractions The Mighty Galleon 2 (36"), B-8 Balloon Pop, C-8 (weather permitting) The Racing Regatta 2 (36"), B-8 Basketball, C-8 The Electro Spin (48"), C-8 The Royal Tea Party 1 (36"), C-8 Fishing Hole, E-8 Elephant March 2 (36"), B-8 Wings of Wonder (36"), E-8 Hi Striker, E-8 The Grand Exposition Restaurants & Eateries Shooting Gallery, D-7 Stop By Frisco Crossing Coaster 1 (36"), C-8 Cakes & Cones, E-8 At The Railroad Crossing The Happy Frogs (36"), E-8 Lady Liberty Dining Pavilion, D-7 G G Riverfront Theaters & Event Venues Lucky’s Dizzy Dogs 1 (36”), B-5 Riverside Rib House Boatworks Theater, C-6 Station No. 3, A-6 (Carousel Barn), E-4 Dockside Theater, D-4 -FireHouse Play Place 5 Tom Sawyer’s Handmade Riverfront Playhouse, D-5 -FireHouse Splash Yard 5 Twisted Pretzels, D-4 Rudolph’s Christmas Town, D-5 Up The Ladder 1 (36”), A-5 Craftsmen & Shops H H Rides & Attractions Restaurants & Eateries Hillcreek Pottery, D-5 (weather permitting) Cokes and Floats, E-4 Lucky’s Toys, C-5 FireFall 6 (48”), A-6 Crossroads Pizza, D-3 Moon Valley Wax Hands, E-4 Fireman’s Flyers (36”), A-6 Elmer’s Frankfurters, C-5 Name It, D-6 Fire Spotter 2 (42”), B-6 Jim Owen’s Dockside Grill, C-5 Name Rings, D-4 Fire Wagon Frenzy 1 (36”), B-6 Riverside ICEE, C-5 The Pearl Shack, D-5 I I Wilson’s Farm & Western Outskirts ATTENTION RIDERS Rides & Attractions Restaurants & Eateries Games HEAD TO HEAD (weather permitting) Farmers Market, C-3 (weather permitting) WITH DISABILITIES: Farmer Wilson’s Milk Cow, C-3 Pony Express Frozen Frog Float, C-2 ’20 Season Passes On Sale NOW The Giant Barn Wild West Racers, D-3 A WalK ON Beverage, C-2 aKe tHe Please be sure to stop by T Swing 6 (48"), B-3 Guest Relations to pick up your Craftsmen & Shops Buy Your Season Pass Today The High-Low Silos 3 (40"), B-3 copy of our Rides Guide & ® 6 Outlaw Run Photo, B-2 At Oak Trail School (I-3) Behind The Wilderness Church Fun Side Outlaw Run (48”), B-1 J Information For Guests with J Western Missouri Season Pass Collectors Disabilities which details our Stagecoach Depot, B2 Ornaments Also Available!* ride requirements and our (Ornaments Can Be Picked Up At Guest Relations For WALK YOUR WAY TO A HEALTHIER YOU screening process. Hugo’s Hill Street PRESENTED BY Season Pass Holders With Disabilities.) Available at the Cave Desk (I-5) (Also available at each ride.) Theaters & Event Venues Frank’s Hot Dogs, H-4 Inventor’s Warehouse, H-1 WALKING & In The Silver Dollar City App *Must have met ornament requirements to qualify. PRESENTED BY MOHJY5LEN 0218 The Opera House, D-2 The Fry Bread Company, F-2 Lake Silver Trading Company, E-2 ` FILE PREPARED BY HUMANA'S INTERNAL CREATIVE SERVICES | PROOF REVIEW FOR JOB: 157758_MOHJY5LEN _Fly_11x8.5_4C CLIENT: Barbara Wagner COLOR: 4C PROCESS PROOF ROUND Silver Dollar Saloon, E-3 Lumbercamp Hamburgers, F-2 Maples Tole Painting, E-2 THE HIVE - CREATIVE SERVICES LOB: Sponsorship SIZE: 8.5 X 11 in JOB: 157758_MOHJY5LEN _Fly_11x8.5_4C AGENCY TEAM ASSIGNED BLEED: NO DATE: 02/21/2018 PROD. ART: Amy Matthews OUTPUT: PRINT JOB ID: AM CSL : Kelli Schreiber R3 Lumbercamp Falls Skillets, F-2 Mortimer’s Magic Box, E-2 ALL PROJECTS HAVE THREE STANDARD ROUNDS: 1ST-REQUESTOR, 2ND-STAKEHOLDERS, 3RD-CORPORATE REVIEW | FINAL-SIGN-OFF FROM REQUESTOR Rides & Attractions 1 2 4C 52/00/96/00 66/09/100/43 08/100/09/20 00/00/00/23 00/00/00/90 3 4 5 6 7 8 (weather permitting) Wagon Works Grill, H-4 Mountain Fur & Leather Works, I-3 Directional Note: Remember that going down a hill takes you deeper into the City and going up a hill takes you toward the entrance & exit. Fire-In-The-Hole 2 (36"), D-3 Craftsmen & Shops Mountain Outfitters Mothers’ Nursing Family Assist Entrance Homestead Ridge PowderKeg® 4/6 (42"), D-1 Ashley’s Antique Tintype Knife Shop, H-2 Christmas Light Parade Route Restrooms Lockers Stations Restrooms WildFire® 6 (52"), & Photos, Plaid Guys Pillow Company, E-3 Guest Services Rides & Attractions -Kavu Theaters & Event Venues McHaffie’s Homestead, I-4 Craftsmen & Shops H-1 F-3 Bee-Transformed, PowderKeg Photos, E-1 Designated Slight Grade - Steep Grade - Guest Relations, I-6 (weather permitting) -Kerusso Homestead Picker’s Shed, J-3 Oak Trail School No. 3, I-3 Homestead Apple Butter, I-4 Restaurants & Eateries G-3 Smoking Areas First Aid ATM Travel with assistance. Not accessible to wheelchairs. Alternate routes available. Rentals / Lost & Found / Marvel Cave 6, I-5 -Lazy Ones Cowboy Jepps, G-3 Smokehouse Jerky Rides & Attractions Wilderness Church, I-3 Shingle Saw, J-4 Chester’s Kettle Chips, F-2 Mild Thrill – Low speeds with expected movements and anticipated thrills. Ticket Upgrade, J-6 -Life Is Good Fireman’s Refreshments, Gill Wire Jewelry, G-3 Company, E-1 Restaurants & Eateries Birdle’s Cabin, J-4 D-2 Moderate Thrill – Moderate speeds with unexpected movements and unusual and stressful physical forces. Package Pickup, J-6 -Military Flossie’s Fried Fancies, F-2 Heartland Home Furnishings, G-2 WildFire Photos, H-1 This ride may contain unanticipated thrills. Eva & Delilah’s Homestead Animal Barnyard, J-4 Special dietary assistance available at all Show Lover’s Pass/ -Package Pickup restaurants; all menu items have a detailed High Thrill – High speeds and/or extremely unusual and stressful physical forces. This attraction may contain startling and unexpected thrills Bakery, J-5 appropriate only for healthy and physically able riders. Due to the nature of high thrill rides, guests will not be permitted to ride consecutively. Showboat Booth, J-6 -Personalized Parasols ingredient list available upon request. 1 Guests between 36”- 42” may ride with a supervising companion 16 years or older, who meets all ride requirements. Ticket Booths, J-7 Craftsmen & Shops -The Tin Sign Shoppe Main Street Midtown Be sure to identify a place to gather should 2 Guests between 36”- 48” may ride with a supervising companion 16 years or older, who meets all ride requirements.
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