Most of our rides – all except for the Train, Merry-Go-Round and Little Dipper -- are restricted by the State of Ohio to children less than 50 inches tall as measured at the park while wearing shoes. Taller guests, including adults, are welcome to ride the Big Creek & Memphis Railway, Merry-Go-Round and Little Dipper. For the safety of all guests, Memphis Kiddie Park staff reserves the final determination of whether or not a child is too tall to ride.

FAQs Archive | Memphis Kiddie Park

Q: Is Memphis Kiddie Park right for my family?

Memphis Kiddie Park is for the entire family. But we are not a theme park and we don't have any "big" rides. Our miniature golf is for anyone from toddlers to senior citizens. And while little kids can play and have fun, the course was designed as a "skill course" for adult golfers. If you aim right, you can score a hole-in-one on every hole. One of our holes is always rated in the top 10 most challenging holes in the Cleveland area. Our rides are designed for children under 50 inches tall. As long as the child can sit upright unassisted, they are technically old enough to ride. 3 rides have no height restriction: the Train, Merry-Go-Round, and our Little Dipper roller coaster. And parents who stand to hold their child on a horse on the Merry-Go-Round ride free. And then there is our concession stand with amusement park style treats. With a menu featuring Cotton Candy, Popcorn, Frozen Snacks, Hot Dogs, and a wide array of fun beverages like Slush Puppies, there is definitely something for everyone.

Q: How many rides do you have?

We have 11 rides - plus our Championship Miniature Golf course. You can see them here

Q: Does Memphis Kiddie Park sell season passes?

No, but we do offer our SeasonPak, which provides our best value (nearly 50% off!) for families that wish to purchase enough tickets to last for more than one visit. Remember, our regular-priced ride tickets never expire !

Q: What are your policies regarding the ADA & Special Needs?

From the first day Memphis Kiddie Park opened, it has been especially attentive to children with special needs. And, as the laws have changed and communities have become more aware, our policies have changed to include all persons with disabilities. Many children who visit Memphis Kiddie Park have disabilities which are not readily apparent, and it is totally inappropriate for our ride operators to inquire if a child is having an issue due to special needs. Therefore, we rely on parents to inform the ride operator of any special need and, if necessary, how to respond (e.g. speak quietly, don’t touch, provide special assistance in getting on and off the ride, etc.). All our rides pre-date any concept of an ADA and are therefore grandfathered. Still, most people will find them manageable, perhaps with a little assistance required. Outside food a beverages are generally prohibited from Memphis Kiddie Park (with certain exceptions for pre-arranged birthday parties). However, accommodation will be made for customers with a medical condition subject to our Special Dietary Needs Policy . For information about service animals, please see the separate FAQ dedicated to service animal policies.