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For a detailed history of the park from 1887 to the present, see The History of Geauga Lake at the park's official site.

Geauga Lake is also the name of the lake that the amusement park lies along, which straddles Portage and Geauga counties.

1 Rollercoasters

• Batman Knight Flight - A Bolliger & Mabillard floorless coaster. renamed Dominator in 2004
• Big Dipper - A John A. Miller wooden coaster.
• Double Loop - An Arrow Dynamics double looping coaster.
• Mind Eraser - A Vekoma "boomerang" type roller coaster. renamed Head Spin in 2004
• Raging Wolf Bobs - A summers/Dinn wooden coaster.
• Serial Thriller - A Vekoma inverted coaster. Renamed Thunderhawk in 2004
• Superman: Ultimate Escape - An Intamin AG impulse coaster. Renamed Steel Venom in 2004
• Villain - A wooden coaster build by Custom Coasters International.
• X-Flight - A Vekoma flyer.

New for 2005: 20 acre Wildwater Kingdom Water Park located on the former site of SeaWorld of Ohio. The expansion will include a ProSlide Tornado slide, Childrens Water Playground, an Action River, and the relocation of Hurricane Mountain. In addition, The Villain and Raging Wolf Bobs will be retracked, the Starfish and Thriller Bees brought back, and new picninc pavilions built on the former site of Hook's Lagoon. The Peanuts characters will be introduced and two new movies will be played in the Geauga Lake Motion Simulator and 4-D Theatre: Dino Island II and Robots of Mars. The biggest change for 2005 may be the admission price which has been dropped 10 dollars to $24.95

2 External links

• http://www.geaugalake.com/ (Official Site).
• http://www.geaugalaketoday.com/ (Fan Site).
• http://www.geaugaguide.com/ (Fan Site).