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Whether you’re planning a quick spring break trip or are looking ahead to a longer summer vacation, one of the oldest amusement parks in the country is road trip worthy!

Lagoon fans still have a lot of questions about the strange-looking coaster.

Lagoon is open and ready for the whole family this summer. If the day of the week to attend is flexible, there’s a great deal through August 15th.

2023’s going to be an exciting year at the park! While you countdown to opening day, here's a look at some of the times you've seen Lagoon on your screen without even realizing it!

There is enough time left to enjoy some last summer activities and fun. Here are a few ideas on how to squeeze every last minute out of it this week.

It has long been debated, but which city is better to escape to for a day or two? Let's compare the advantages and disadvantages of both.

I love going to Lagoon and some of my favorite rides are Cannibal, Wicked, Colossus, Rattlesnake Rapids, and Roller Coaster (which just turned 100 years old).

While I plan to go to Lagoon or Roaring Springs this year, there is still a chance I won't feel comfortable taking my family into that type of social situation.

Lagoon Amusement park in Utah has opened for the 2020 season with a few safety restrictions.

My family hasn't had the chance to go to Lagoon this summer - yet. But, these videos from the coasters in the park are a big-time inspiration to set aside some vacation time.

Here are four water parks within easy driving distance of Twin Falls.

Let's talk roller coasters. The buzz around Twin Falls is the new coaster at Lagoon, "Cannibal". Lagoon has been working on the new coaster for 7 years. It started with a team of engineers, and it ended with a long line of thrill seekers waiting to ride the new coaster.

I'll admit that I have a fear of heights...but something about roller coasters makes it OK. Which is definitely a good thing because the latest roller coaster at Lagoon in Utah is 20 stories tall and has the steepest drop of any U.S. coaster!

Anytime you do anything with kids there is only a thin line between when it is fun and when it turns into a meltdown. We found that out on our last road trip and luckily the line of terror was never crossed on our latest trip to the amusement park.

By this point in the summer the kids are bored, and they’re usually finding new and creative ways to torment you. We want to help you out so we teamed up with A Shot In The Dark Coffee House to create the Summer Survival Kit!