Dream Street Dazzler
Ride in the United States
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| Manufacturer | Kaspar Klaus | ||||||||||
| Product | Polyp | ||||||||||
| Capacity | 40 per cycle | ||||||||||
Dream Street Dazzler was a Polyp built by German manufacturer Kaspar Klaus that was previously located at Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, USA. The ride was replaced by Monster Spin, an updated version of the same ride type.
History
The ride originated in an unknown location where it first operated during the 1960s until 1973 when it was sold to Great Adventure.
Present
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Air JumboBarnstormerBig WheelBuccaneerBugabooBugs Bunny Ranger PilotsCarouselCongo RapidsDaffy's Hot Air BalloonsEnchanted TeacupsFender BendersFoghorn Leghorn's Stagecoach ExpressGreat American Road RaceHoudini's Great EscapeJolly RogerJustice League: Battle for MetropolisPorky Pig Camp WagonsRaja's RickshawsSaw Mill Log FlumeScramblerSky ZoomaSkyScreamerSlingshotStorm ChaserSwashbucklerTangoTree Top HopperWonder Woman Lasso of Truth
Former
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African RiversAir SafariAntique CarsAsian RiversBeep! Beep! BuggiesBugs Bunny BarnstormersCalypsoCentrifuge "G" ForceChaosCondorCyborg Cyber SpinDaffy Duck Magic MotorcadeDaffy Duck's Deep Sea DiverDaffy's DuccaneerDare Devil DiveDream Street DazzlerEl DiabloEl SombreroEruptionEvolutionFender BenderFlying WaveGondolaGrand PrixJumpin' Jack FlashMarvin the Martian Space ChaseMatterhornMonkey AroundMonster SpinMovietown Water EffectMusik ExpressNorth American RiversParachute Training Center: Edwards AFB Jump TowerPendulumPepe LePew's Pleasure CruisePhileas Fogg's Balloon RidePirate's FlightRiptideRodeo StampedeRoyal ElephantsSafari ToursSchwabinchenSix Flags Great Adventure RailroadSky PilotSkywaySpace ShuttleSpin MeisterSpinnakerStuntman's FreefallSuper SidewinderSwiss BobTaz TwisterTime WarpTraffic JamTwisterWild RiderWile E. Coyote SpeedtrapZumanjaro: Drop of Doom