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2003 Worlds of Fun 19293 - Park Map and Legend 3/7/03 2:22 PM Page 1 A Pizzo Pizza New in 2003! B All Stars Grill C Fine Finnish Funnels D Chicken Patio E Big Jack’s Corn Dogs F Congo Clearing G Pizza Patio ©UFS H The Smoothie Company O Lumber Jack’s Snacks ▲ I King Tut’s Fresh Fries PTriple Dip Ice Cream ◆◆ J Mummy’s Yummys Q Grandma’s Funnel Cakes ◆ TO OCEANS OF FUN K Coasters Midway Grill R Sub Shop/Cotton Candy ▲ L Custer’s Corn Dogs S Pizza Pier ▲ M Blue Bronco BBQ T Rangoon Refresher ◆◆ S SA NVittle Griddle U Pagoda Refreshments ◆◆ M 11 E 45 ◆ D A Y ■ G A T ■ E W A ■ Y V Tivoli West Picnic Pavilion ▲ W Tivoli Central Picnic Pavilion ◆◆ 62 CAMP X Tivoli East Picnic Pavilion ◆◆ 46 Y Tivoli South Picnic Pavilion ◆ K 60 SNOOPY Z Festhaus Picnic Pavilion 59 ■ 75 58 61 49 13 ■ 57 ◆◆ 78 77 44 56 ▲ 1 Hot Shots ▲ J 54 51 55 76 2 Plaza Gifts ● 3 Lockers & Stroller Rentals 14 Air Brush Tee Shirts ■ 52 4Viking Voyager Photo 15 Antique Photo ● 5 Norseman’s Niceties 16 Mad Hatter ■ 6Create-A-Friend 17 Corner Collectibles 38 12 53 7 Moroccan Merchant 18 Emporium ● 50 9 8Wood & Leather Shop 19 Peppermint Patty’s ■ AFRICA 9 Boomerang Photo 20 Sally’s Sweets ● AMERICANA 10 Deja Vu 21 Caricatures ▲ 11 MAMBA Photo 22 RipCord Merchandise ● 8 12 Launch Pad Gifts 28 63 23 Orient Express Photo 43 48 13 Beagle Bay Outfitters 24 Rickshaw Richard’s Imports ■ 27 ■ 7 I ◆◆ 79 64 ◆◆ ◆◆ 37 74 42 25 Scandi Skeeball 26 41 ◆ F 10 26 Big Game Hunt-Shooting Gallery E EUROPEUROPAA ▲ 27 Africa Games ◆◆ G 28 Detonator Games 47 ■ 31 29 Games Street USA L 15 29 65 ▲ 35 30 Joe Cool Arcade ◆◆ H O 31 Timber Wolf Games D 36 39 M N 14 40 30 34 70 $ ◆ 33 ▲ 5 72 16 32 Fjord Fjarlane 52 Pony Promenade ● 73 6 P 33 Viking Voyager ◆◆ 53 Head Over Wheels ■ 32 4 34 Finnish Fling ◆ 54 Woodstock Express ● B 17 ▲ ■ SCANDINASCANDINAVIAVIA 3 35 Octopus 55 Red Baron $ A 18 36 Sea Dragon ▲ 56 PEANUTS™ Yacht Club ● 25 20 19 21 37 Zulu ◆◆ 57 Linus’ Beetle Bugs ■ C 24 ORIENT 38 Boomerang ◆◆ 58 Turntyke ● X Z 22 ◆ ▲ ■ Y 2 1 U 39 Autobahn 59 Camp Bus T 40 Bounce-a-Roos ■ 60 Road Rally ● W R 66 69 S 41 Le Carrousel ■ 61 Charlie Brown’s Windup ■ 23 ■ ■ 68 42 Flying Dutchman 62 Woodstock’s Airmail 43 Le TaxiTour ▲ 63 Cyclone Sam’s ◆◆ V Q 71 44 Fury of the Nile™ ◆◆ 64 Timber Wolf™ ◆◆ 45 MAMBA™ ◆◆ 65 ThunderHawk™ ◆◆ 46 Monsoon ◆ 66 Grand Prix Raceway* ◆ 67 47 Worlds of Fun Railroad ■ 67 Rockin’ Reeler ▲ GUEST RELARELATIONSTIONS 48 Krazy Kars ■ 68 RipCord* ◆◆ 49 Detonator ◆◆ 69 Skyliner ■ MAIN ENTRANCE 50 Scrambler ▲ 70 Bamboozler ▲ 51 Wacky Worm ▲ 71 Orient Express™ ◆◆ ● UMB ATMs 1 = Green Circle (Low Thrill) $ Located near Vittle Griddle and at All Stars Grill. 2 ■ = Blue Square (Mild Thrill) Restrooms & Water Fountains 3 ▲ = Yellow Triangle (Moderate Thrill) 72 The Rock* ◆ 76 Camp Snoopy Located throughout the park. 4 ◆ = Black Diamond (High Thrill) 73 Tivoli Music Hall 77 Snoopy Campground Theatre park map First Aid 5 ◆◆ = Black Double Diamond (Aggressive Thrill) 74 Moulin Rouge 78 Snoopy Bounce ■ Located near the Main Entrance. * Indicates an additional charge for this ride or attraction. ©UFS 75 Heart of America Theatre 79 Parrot Junction.
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