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Story Land is a safe and natural setting where children and their imaginations can run free. We provide a great value to our guests every day, with all-inclusive rides, shows & attractions, reasonably-priced admission ticket, FREE parking, and FREE pet kennels.
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Story Land is a theme park in Glen, New Hampshire. Opened in 1954, the park is meant to appeal to children up to the pre-teen ages. [1] The park has multiple themed music soundtracks that play in specific areas of the grounds.
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Story Land is about a 3 1/2 ride from Boston, MA, in Glen, NH, right in the heart of the White Mountains. This adorable fairy tale themed amusement park is nestled among the White Mountains. If visiting, you have lots of options for where to stay. North Conway and Barlett are just a few minutes away, while Lincoln is about an hour away on the sceni...
There are two parking lots at Story Land, and the earlier you arrive, the closer you’ll be able to park to the entrance. The front parking lot is very close to the front entrance, and the other lot, across the street, isn’t too far. If you arrive later in the day, you may be lucky and find a spot in the front after the first wave of visitors has le...
Story Land has rides that will appeal to younger kids as well as some that appeal to older kids. In general, the park is best for younger kids – maybe up to lower middle school (or even younger). Some of the most popular rides include the following: 1. The Roar-O-Saurus (wooden roller coaster) 2. Crazy Barn 3. Dr. Geysers Remarkable Raft Ride (clos...
Several years ago, Story Land will be opened a brand-new aquarium called Living Shores Aquarium. This is an indoor experience separate from Story Land. Exhibits at Living Shores include otters, a tropical reef exhibit, a New Hampshire Species Exhibit, and more. There are also several touch pools. It’s on the former location of Heritage New Hampshir...
Food at Story Land is decent, but not great. It’s really just something to grab and eat – which is exactly what we do while we are there. Meal options include pizza, grilled cheese, ice cream, burgers, and sandwiches. There’s also a Dippin’ Dots and a Dunkin Donuts location on the property. Bringing your own food? You’ll need to know the rules arou...
Keeping with the fairy tale theme, there are several characters to view throughout the park. These include the old woman in the shoe, Mother Goose, Cinderella, and Heidi’s Grandfather. Story Land now has enhanced security, with bag restrictions. Check their website in advance to learn more. They are also completely cashless. If you arrive with cash...
Tickets are sold online and are dated. Prices may vary by date. Guests who arrive after 2pm receive a free pass to return another day – a great way to spread your visit out for two days. We like to arrive in the afternoon of our first day in New Hampshire, and then visit the park for a few hours. If you choose to do this, you may want to spend the ...
Story Land generally opens for the season on Memorial Day weekend and closes for the season in October. Although there was a rumor that Story Land was closing permanently, the owners have said that is not true. It’s once again open for the season, and season tickets are already on sale.
If you are planning a trip to Story Land, there are loads of hotel options for you. These include the following: 1. North Conway Grand Hotel– this hotel is located by the Settler’s Green Outlets and offers an inground and outdoor pool. 2. Residence Inn by Marriott, North Conway: This resort offers family suites with kitchens as well as a compliment...
Are you looking to eat outside the park? There are lots of delicious restaurants located in the area, many of which are kid-friendly. I would recommend dining at the park for lunch and at one of these other restaurants for breakfast or dinner. Moat Mountain Smokehouse & Brewingis a casual BBQ restaurant that we always love to visit. It’s open for l...
Storyland is comprised of two areas, Storyland and the amusement park. Storyland is a wonderland for small children, offering a wide variety of nursery rhyme buildings that depict many of the favorite stories you were told as a child, stories you have told to your children and grand-chidlren.
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Story Land is a safe and natural setting where children and their imaginations can run free. We provide a great value to our guests every day, with all-inclusive rides, shows & attractions, reasonably-priced admission ticket, FREE parking, and FREE pet kennels.
Storyland is an enchanted playground that has been in New Orleanians’ backyard since the 1950s. In Storyland, children can climb aboard Captain Hook’s pirate ship, adventure into the mouth of Pinocchio’s whale or scamper up Jack & Jill’s hill.
