Little Amerricka

We had a great time here. The prices were reasonable. We only had to wait in line for a couple of rides. Food prices were affordable too. Bring in your own food to save more money! This place is a hidden gem!

This is a great place for kids of all ages. Yes, the rides are geared for younger kids but they are fun at any age. I was able to buy one of those deals online where I got Gold wristbands for a really cheap price so we headed to Little Amerricka to check it out.
Driving up on it, it looks like something from the past. It’s like you just stepped back in time to a simpler time where prices are cheap and fun doesn’t cost a fortune.
They have rides, miniature golf, go karts, train ride (my absolute favorite), roller coasters, and more. Food prices are very cheap as well so you can bring your own food and drink in or buy theirs.
If you go, make sure you take the train ride at least once. You will be amazed at how big the property is and all the surprises you will see while on it. It takes you back to a farm area where there are zebra, horses, llamas, swans, cows and more. It was so neat, i took the ride two time in a row until it closed.
The workers are very friendly and helpful. The park is clean. It’s a must see.

We love this place. very reasonable and can get it all in in an afternoon. .I love that irs open, not crowded, easy parking, clean, and something for everyone and you can pay according to how little or how much you want to do.

What a fun little place to spend a few hours! We brought our daughter here for the first time because she loves rides but being on the Autism Spectrum she sometimes has trouble with waiting. We figured the lines wouldn’t be to bad here and we were right. She loved all the rides she went on and the staff for the most part was very welcoming and accommodating! (we had one staff member ask us what was wrong with our daughter because she was covering her ears… that person needs to learn to ask questions in a different manner).
You can bring in your own food and beverages (I doubt alcohol) which is really nice, especially for us having a picky eater for a daughter. There are plenty of places to sit and have a meal with lots of garbage cans in the area. We left a little earlier than we wanted to but over all would definitely come back here again.
A few tips:
1.) Get here when they open and go on the rides you want to right away or get on the train right away. It got pretty busy (not terrible by any means) and the most popular attractions got busy.
2.) Get the wrist bands, even if you don’t think you need them. We ended up spending about the same in tickets as we would have in wrist bands for one adult and one child. Had we stayed longer we would have went over.
3.) If you do get tickets, know that some attractions take more than one ticket where most of the rides take just one ticket. Train for sure is 3 tickets.

My whole family loves this place! It is extremely affordable, clean and has the greatest staff!

Little Amerricka is a step back into yesterday. I am a huge fan of amusement parks, being an American Coaster Enthusiast and all, and I discovered this park about 10 years ago. 10 years ago, when the parking lot was in the middle of the park where The Meteor and Test Pilot now sit! This place is WAY cool. I don’t have kids to take to this place, and I really don’t need any. Just bring a friend or 2. Heck, I’ve gone myself and the employees there will just «chat you up» on the rides and history. Big 5-​Star rating right off, goes to the Whiskey River Railway. This ride alone is worth the drive to get there (and I’m 2 hours away). The scenery, the pond, the animals, the turntable, the pine grove – it’s awesome. And, the Monorail is quite cool as well. And even though the Wild ‘n Wooly Toboggan gets a bad rap sometimes, I think this ride is a gas! I love the hill coming out of the spiral! Even just meandering around the kiddie rides brings back the days of «Kiddieland» or «Dispensa’s Kiddie Kingdom,» both old, small parks that were once in IL. And this place has got places to sit, everywhere. Turn your head, and you’ll find a nice chair waiting for you to rest in. And clean, I’ve never seen such a clean amusement park. Obviously, I can go on forever…
Try is out, you won’t be disappointed.

As a tourist, I found this place adorable. The prices were great. If you have kids taller than 42 inches it seems worth it to invest in the blue or yellow wristbands ($ 18 and $ 22, respectively) because the rides that allow these wristbands looked fun and had small lines because most people get the green bands because this park offers a lot for kids age 8 and younger.
The Ferris wheel is amazing. I loved it and it was my son’s favorite ride. The roller coaster is fun, as is the tilt a whirl. I would recommend this park to anyone looking for a few hours of entertainment for their kids. The line is really long at noon on Saturday so either show up at 11 to be first in line or come at 2pm when the line is gone.
Parking is unmanned and haphazard in a field. No employees are present to guide you so be prepared to back up and maneuver around crazy park jobs. As my Wisconsin friend said «this is redneck parking and you better redneckignize.»
It was a fun 2 hours at the park and lines moved quickly. People seemed to like the food — standard American food and ice cream as well. Arcade is small and takes quarters. Most games are .50.
Te employees are friendly too.

As a railfan, I’ve known about Little Amerricka for more than a decade thanks to its famous Whiskey River Railway fame but never have been here. With a recent 2−4−1 on-​line offer, my wife and I finally arrived Wednesday and couldn’t be happier.
Spotless, friendly and very inviting, Little Amerricka offers something for everyone from tots to seniors and at an affordable price. There are 26 rides and attractions with free admission and parking. You can even bring your own food using the Park as a backup.
Friendly staff advise and help you take advantage of the best experience. Little Amerricka offers what it calls «walk-​in pricing.» You can purchase individual tickets or
four colored wristbands that allow you unlimited rides based on age and interest.
The four wristbands, Pink, Green, Blue and the all-​access Gold are priced from $ 10.95 to $ 21.95. The real deal is of course the Gold, and we used it to our advantage riding the Whiskey River Railway’s 2 ½ mile unique journey twice along with the Monorail, Tilt-​A-​World, Ferris Wheel and a very challenging railroad themed Miniature Golf course. Got to try that one again.
For you railfans, the Whiskey River Railway runs diesel power during the week. However on Weekends Steam Engines, some of the most spectacular around take to the tracks powering the trains on its unique and very rare 16 inch gauge line.
Just 65 miles and as many minutes from Milwaukee’s Marquette Interchange and
21 miles and 30 minutes from Madison’s State Capitol make Little Amerricka a perfect Day Trip. We’ll be back to see and ride the Steam Engines, camera in hand!

If you’re looking for a place to re-​live the classic rides of the past, Little Amerricka is worth a visit! History has it that the owner spent time collecting classic rides we all remember and created a fun amusement park in the middle of nowhere. Perfect place for young and old alike. From the train that takes you on a lengthy ride around the perimeter with glimpes of zebras and other animals, to the high-​flying, and monorail giving you a view from the top, to the Meteor rollercoaster, and so much more.
Another benefit of spending the day here is that they let you carry your own food and beverages into the park— thus, saving money! Even coolers are acceptable and there is ample table space to throw down a tablecloth and enjoy the day.
The train also hosts a pumpkin ride and Christmas tree ride seasonly. You get to pick your own pumpkin and Christmas tree while adding a magical spin to the classic holidays kids always find special.
Great place, free parking, BYO food/​drinks and rides equal future visits of this unique WI destination!

Seriously, I’m a fan. But, it’s not because this place is amazing for me or my husband. But, looking at this place through my two year old son’s eyes, it was one of the coolest places he has ever been.
It was cheap for all three of us to enjoy, about $ 30 for all three of us. We rode the Tilt A Whirl enough times to pay for the enjoyment. Hearing my child laugh uncontrollably while riding was worth it, plus, my husband and I were giggling like little kids the whole time too. The selection of rides for my little was awesome. He was so excited to ride each one. There is a tiny coaster called The Little Dipper and while it was helluva uncomfortable for me but, my son LOVED it.
The train which is actually run by volunteers for The Whiskey River Railway. We enjoyed chatting with the «engineer» that day and he gave my son an old nail used on the track there as a souvenir, super cool. We enjoyed the two mile train ride very much!
The staff reminded us of the movie Adventureland and the «gift shop» was pretty much a soda fountain. They had like four shirts and nothing in toddler size.

I love this place! I first went here when I was young, from about 4 to age 10. My favorite is the train you can ride around the park and through a farm. They have lots of animals, zebras and all sorts of things! To a kid it is quite magical. Also the rides are nice, especially the coasters. They are smaller but still fun for adults. I recently went back here at age 23 and it was practically unchanged! Everything was there and a few new things! It’s like a mini six flags, great for kids or a cute date idea. This place will always hold a special place in my memories.

My 4 kids love going to Little Amerricka. No lines, kids can ride their favorites over and over and over and over… Helpful staff, great price (plus parents don’t have to pay to get in!) cheap snacks and I feel better about having my kids on rides that are permanently assembled as opposed to traveling fairs.

I grew up in this town, and this place is the saddest place on earth. Everything is rundown and just generally sketchy. Good for very small children… MAYBE.
Just sayin’.

We love this place. We have a summer place in Cambridge and Little Amerrika is our savior when it comes to our 3 and 1 year old. Sure we will be enjoying the rides and train ride (with amazing animals!!!) for many years to come. Very clean and well run. The perfect antedote when another boat ride or nature walk won’t do. LOVE!!!