Geauga Lake got its start in 1887 as a lakefront picnic area, with the first amusement ride added in 1889. The first roller coaster, the Big Dipper, was added in 1925.

The thrill isn’t gone, but some of it is going. Three seasons into its ownership of Geauga Lake and Wildwater Kingdom, parent company Cedar Fair says the changes at the Aurora park are by design as it ...

AURORA, Ohio (WOIO) - Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin presented a proposal to council earlier this month to acquire Geauga Lake, with 40 acres of lakefront land in the former SeaWorld.

On Monday night, Aurora City Council approved the purchase of Geauga Lake and 48 acres of surrounding land in the former SeaWorld from Industrial Commercial Properties for $5.3 million.

BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, Ohio - Only fragments of what was Geauga Lake still stand on the site of the amusement park, which closed in 2007. As of now, not much has moved in to take its place.

Geauga Lake - the body of water, not the amusement park - may once again be open to the public. Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin is proposing the city buy the lake itself, along with 40 acres of ...

Fast forward to 2007, Geauga Lake Amusement Park closed after 120 years in operation, leaving behind only the water park. Wildwater Kingdom, which used the same main entrance as SeaWorld, was ...

Public use of Geauga Lake for people with kayaks and canoes and sunbathing on some of the tiny Sea World beach may be in the offing if the city of Aurora succeeds in snagging the gems. Mayor Ann Womer ...

In a profoundly sad way, time stands still at the decaying remains of what once was Geauga Lake Amusement Park. From various vantage points along North Aurora Road in Aurora, the curious onlooker ...

Demolition work on nine parcels on the Bainbridge Township side of the former Geauga Lake Park should resume soon, after a $4.12 million state grant was recently rewarded for the project ...

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Geauga Lake - the body of water, not the amusement park - may once again be open to the public. Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin is proposing the city buy the lake itself, along with 40 acres of ...