The end of the Boomer generation! The Hurricane (the rollercoaster, not the real one) was Park's first attraction. When it opened in 2000, the rollercoaster—which was technically a part of the park—was thought to be the biggest in Florida and ran on its own schedule. Regretfully, "business reasons" forced its closure in 2011, and many believed that Florida's humid atmosphere made running such a ride challenging.
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The park itself was operational until 2015, when it closed for construction. Sadly, that was the last time it was ever open. Plants soon began to take over, and eventually there were no more intentions to rebuild the amusement park. Now known as Dania Pointe, the area is home to upscale workplaces, dining establishments, and retail establishments.
