Bell's Amusement Park - Tulsa Themepark

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Well, it's my hometown park, and the Zingo has pluck. I'm afraid ... Zingoman, a user of database.thrillnetwork.com. Read full review on ThrillNetwork.com

Bell's Amusement Park Crowds: very light After being at Frontier City earlier in the day, we made a fairly brief stop at Bell's on the way to Missouri. Again, as has been typical, we arrived before the park opened. I had looked for discounts, but hadn't been able to find to many. However, we were blessed in that Mondays are "buy one, get one free" nights, which applied to the pay one price wristbands. We took them up on the deal, and when they finally opened, paid for the bands, got our tickets, and then headed over to the guest relations window where we actually got the wristbands. At this point, we had been admiring the front of the park, which looks very nice. Zingo, their 1951 wood coaster, sits around the front, with the entrance actually being through the coaster, and providing some great looks at it when you come in. So that was the first place we went. We walked in the station, sat down in the front row, and promptly ... Sir Willow, a user of database.thrillnetwork.com. Read full review on ThrillNetwork.com

Bells is my homepark, so shut it up ... RLLrCoastrLover, a user of database.thrillnetwork.com. Read full review on ThrillNetwork.com

It may not be the best park in the world or even Oklahoma, but it ... RllrCoasterFan, a user of database.thrillnetwork.com. Read full review on ThrillNetwork.com