Castles N’ Coasters Map and Brochure (2025 – 2016)
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Years Active: 1976 – Active
Castles N’ Coasters isn’t your average amusement park. It’s got that old-school charm – been around since 1976! They’ve got the classics: roller coasters, bumper boats, mini-golf. But it’s the weird stuff locals love: cheesy medieval theme, random festivals, that oddball log flume ride.
Want crowds? Summer weekends are brutal. Hit it up on a weekday morning – way shorter lines. Their arcade has some forgotten ’90s gems. Staff isn’t always Disneyland-level friendly, but hey, it adds to the experience, right? This place keeps growing too – keep an eye out for those new rides they’re always hinting at.
How big is Castles N Coasters?
Castles N’ Coasters is an amusement park located in Phoenix, Arizona. It covers approximately 10 acres (40,000 square meters) of land. The park offers a variety of attractions, including roller coasters, water rides, miniature golf courses, and arcade games, making it a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers in the Phoenix area.
How big is the drop at Castles and Coasters?
The drop height of the roller coasters at Castles N’ Coasters varies depending on the specific ride. The park features several roller coasters with different drop heights, ranging from approximately 30 feet (9 meters) to over 100 feet (30 meters). One of the most notable roller coasters at the park, “Desert Storm,” boasts a drop height of around 70 feet (21 meters), providing riders with an exhilarating experience as they descend at high speeds. The park’s diverse range of coaster options ensures that visitors can enjoy varying levels of thrills during their visit.
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FAQ
Are Castles and Coasters only in Arizona?
Castles and Coasters is only located in Phoenix, Arizona. It operates as a single amusement park and family entertainment center, with no additional locations in other states.
How tall is the drop ride at Castles and Coasters?
The drop ride at Castles and Coasters, known as “Sky Diver,” is 120 feet tall, offering a vertical plunge with panoramic views of Phoenix before the freefall.
What did Castles and Coasters used to be called?
Castles and Coasters was originally called Golf n’ Stuff when it opened in 1976. The park was renamed in 1992 after adding roller coasters and expanding attractions.
How fast is the Desert Storm at Castles and Coasters?
The Desert Storm roller coaster at Castles and Coasters reaches speeds of up to 50 mph, featuring two vertical loops and multiple drops.
