Lagoon
Amusement Park · Farmington, Utah
Utah's amusement park, at Farmington about eighteen miles north of Salt Lake City, and older than the state it sits in — it opened in 1886. Its wooden Roller Coaster, built in 1921 by the designer John Miller, is described by its own sources as one of the oldest roller coasters in the United States and is an American Coaster Enthusiasts Roller Coaster Landmark. Around fifty-four attractions include roughly ten coasters, the Lagoon-A-Beach water park of 1989 and Pioneer Village, an Old West area added in 1976.
Lagoon Drive, Farmington, Utah, United States
⚠ SEASONAL — open from late March through the last Sunday in October, and running WEEKENDS ONLY at each end of the season rather than daily. CHECK THE OPERATING CALENDAR BEFORE TRAVELLING. Tickets are cheaper online than at the gate and season passes pay for themselves in about two visits. ⚠ THE LAGOON-A-BEACH WATER PARK IS INCLUDED IN ADMISSION — bring swimming things, because visitors regularly do not realise. ⚠ PARKING IS CHARGED SEPARATELY and is not included in the ticket price. Height restrictions are enforced at each ride queue rather than at the gate, so measure children before travelling and ask at guest services about a measured wristband on arrival. Around 54 attractions including roughly ten roller coasters, though one was retired in November 2025 and published counts may be out of date.