Coney Island’s closure is imminent: Amusement park shutting down forever
Coney Island to Close at the End of 2023
The beloved Cincinnati amusement park, Coney Island, will be bidding farewell to its visitors at the end of 2023. After its spectacular “Night of Lights” holiday event on December 31, the park will sadly shut down permanently. With a rich history dating back to 1886 and the addition of the iconic Sunlite Pool in 1925, Coney Island has been a cherished destination for families for generations.
“We have been proud to provide a place where so many wonderful memories were created for families,” expressed the park in a heartfelt statement. “We extend our gratitude to the millions of patrons and employees from Cincinnati and the surrounding neighborhoods.”
The park’s website also assures its loyal visitors, “We will miss your smiles and enthusiasm. Rest assured, every season pass purchased for the 2024 season at Sunlite Pool will be fully refunded.”
Coney Island’s management has recently announced the sale of the park to Music & Event Management Inc., a subsidiary of the esteemed Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The exciting plan is to transform the park into a state-of-the-art music venue, expected to cost a staggering $118 million. This cutting-edge venue aims to attract the industry’s top artists, promising unforgettable experiences for music enthusiasts.
Stay tuned for more updates on Coney Island’s transformation!
Who has purchased Coney Island and what are their plans for the park’s transformation?
Coney Island, the beloved Cincinnati amusement park, will be bidding farewell to its visitors at the end of 2023. With a rich history dating back to 1886 and the addition of the iconic Sunlite Pool in 1925, Coney Island has been a cherished destination for families for generations.
In a heartfelt statement, the park expressed its pride in providing a place where so many wonderful memories were created for families. They extended their gratitude to the millions of patrons and employees from Cincinnati and the surrounding neighborhoods. It is indeed a sad day for all those who have cherished their experiences at Coney Island.
However, the park’s management has recently announced an exciting new chapter for Coney Island. They have sold the park to Music & Event Management Inc., a subsidiary of the esteemed Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The plan is to transform the park into a state-of-the-art music venue, expected to cost a staggering $118 million. This cutting-edge venue aims to attract the industry’s top artists, promising unforgettable experiences for music enthusiasts.
This new development opens up a world of possibilities for the future of Coney Island. While it may no longer be an amusement park, it will be a hub for live music and entertainment. Music & Event Management Inc. plans to create a venue that will rival the best in the country, offering a unique experience for both performers and audiences.
For those who have purchased season passes for the 2024 season at Sunlite Pool, the park’s website assures that full refunds will be provided. This gesture demonstrates the park’s commitment to its loyal visitors and their investment in the future of Coney Island.
As we bid farewell to the beloved amusement park, we look forward to the exciting transformation that lies ahead. Coney Island will continue to be a place of joy and entertainment, now in a different form. Stay tuned for more updates on its transformation and the new experiences that await music lovers in the years to come.
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