100 Comments for Lincoln Park

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A brief but beautiful gallery. It's fascinating to see how much roller coasters have evolved since these old wooden ones. I almost wish they hadn't! Can't stand all those loops. XD
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Apparently the wood was salvaged to make Adirondack chairs that would be sold for charity.

http://www.myfoxboston...er-coaster-torn-down
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I'm surprised someone hasn't tossed a lighted match in there
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How deep do you suppose they had to pour the concrete to support that structure? I would think they would have to be pretty deep.
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looks like a neat fort
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I've never ridden a wooden coaster but I'll tell you after seeing these photos, I doubt I ever will. They do say it's a very unique experience.
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someone should recycle that wood and make something, then they can put a sign up "once was famous roller coaster". . .
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wow, I had eye surgery yesterday then come back today and find a new gallery! Thanks! Abandoned amusement parks are right up there with hospitals.
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Always a delight! Thanks for the tour!
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and, a awesome example of why he's calls his site Opacity! Love it!
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What a scene! You named this one exactly so.
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This is where everyone sits in anticipation of what lies ahead. Little did they know....
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House of Cards is falling for Sure!
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What a swampy mess! Reminds me of the coaster in NOLA. But, the boarding on this one is even worse.
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I like it Too!
The browns and grays mixed with a touch of green.