A child’s imagination, like the universe or a confused soccer player, knows no bounds. Nurture blossoming creativity with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get an unlimited pass to Lollipop Park in Centennial (up to a $14.95 value).
The sounds of youthful revelry reverberates across Lollipop Park's indoor amusement-park space, where youngsters 2 and up frolic between a variety of engaging rides and activities. An unlimited pass affords never-ending rides and access for kids to the vertical highs and lows of a Ferris wheel, which elicits juvenile exuberance without giving in to demands for a pony butler. A rotary swing ride uses centripetal force to twirl patrons on chained seats while diminutive daredevils romp around the flexible terrain of an air bounce or view parallel-universe self-images in warping fun mirrors. As children emerge hungry from cross-country carousel and train rides, concessions such as soft drinks, ice cream, and pizza, which are not included in the cost of this Groupon, are available for sustenance from the Family Sports Center concession stand.
Lollipop Park Children's Indoor Amusement Park
At Lollipop Park Children's Indoor Amusement Park kids ricocheting around the bounce house don't have to set foot on solid ground until they're good and ready. That's because the indoor amusement park doesn't impose a time limit—on rides or the length of birthday parties. Kids ages 10 and younger are free to stay on the Ferris wheel for dozens of ascents or whirl around the carousel until they figure out which horse is the fastest. Of course, these are just two of the rides in the park's collection. Spinning teacups, a train, and suspended swings all thrill their riders, and entry wristbands entitle everyone to unlimited go-rounds.
For more than 30 years, Lollipop Park Children's Indoor Amusement Park has served as a beacon of relaxed fun, and its longstanding commitment to young smiles is evident in the thousands of grateful letters on display from children's charities that have received contributions from the park. A snack bar divvies up pizza and drinks for lunch breaks, while a lollipop stand harkens back to the golden age of carnivals.
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