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Jul 17, 2026
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Thrills gone by: A look back at the whimsical and wonderful world of 80s and 90s amusement parks before their demise
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Thrills gone by: A look back at the whimsical and wonderful world of 80s and 90s amusement parks before their demise
Many of Atlantic Canada's amusement parks - a huge draw in the 80s and 90s - have slowly shuttered, including NL's Trinity Loop, PEI's Captain Barts and Rainbow Valley, and NB's Crystal Palace
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