Super Speedway (Casino Funfair)

Super Speedway

Casino Funfair Location Canvey Island, Essex, England, UK Status Defunct Operated 1969 to 1970
Reg Gale & Charlie Phillips (UK) Location Travelling, UK Operated 1967 to 1968 Rainbow Park Location Hunstanton, Norfolk, England, UK Operated 1963 to 1966 Henry Botton (UK) Location Travelling, UK Operated 1945 to 1962 Oliver Aveyard (UK) Location Travelling, UK Operated 1942 to 1944 Kursaal Amusement Park Location Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, UK Operated 1934 to 1941
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Product	Ark/Speedway

Super Speedway was an Ark/Speedway of German manufacture that was previously located at Casino Funfair in Canvey Island, Essex, England, UK. In 1971 the ride was sold to showman Herbert Silcock who scrapped the ride for parts.

External Links

• Images of the ride on NFCA Digital.

Casino Funfair

Former

Coasters

Little DipperWild Mouse

Attractions

Chair-O-PlaneCresta RunCycloneFerris WheelGallopersGhost TrainSpin City WaltzerSuper Speedway

Rainbow Park

Present

Coasters

Sea Dragon

Attractions

Captain HookCrazy Fun HouseDemons RevengeDodgemsG-ForceGallopersJumpingMusik ExpressSlippery DipStar FlyerSuper ParatrooperTwisterWaltzer

Former

Coasters

Wild West Family Rollercoaster

Attractions

Chair-O-PlaneDodgemsFerris Wheel

(1994–1995)

Ferris Wheel

(2021–2022)

GalaxyGallopersGhost TrainGo-Go GatorHard RockHell ChaserHelter SkelterHelter Skelter SlideHot WheelsLighthouse SlipLightning SkidMiamiMusic ExpressNightmarePirate ShipRage CageRock-O-PlaneRouletteSatelliteSizzlerSki JumpSpace RollerSuper SpeedwayThunderbolt WaltzerTwister

(1990–2006)

Twister

(1974–1989)

Waltzer

Kursaal Amusement Park

Former

Coasters

CycloneScenic RailwayWild Mouse

(1974–1985)

Wild Mouse

(1962–1963)

Attractions

CarrouselDodgemsDownhill RacerFly-O-PlaneFlying CoasterJets

(1980–1985)

Jets

(1957–1977)

MeteorMonte Carlo RallyMoonrocket

(1946–1952)

Moonrocket

(1938–1939)

Out BreakParatrooperPilvenpyöräRiver CavesSea SerpentsSky DiverSpeed BoatsSuper Skid CarsSuper SpeedwayWaltzer

(1982–1984)

Waltzer

(1943–1949)

Waltzer

(1975–1977)