Cliff's Amusement Park, Albuquerque

Name: Cliff's Amusement Park
Address: 4800 Osuna Rd NE, Albuquerque, 87109, United States
Telephone: +1 505-881-9373

#2 among attractions in Albuquerque

Amusement park, Theme park, Water park

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Cliff's Amusement Park is a vibrant oasis of fun and excitement located in the heart of Albuquerque, New Mexico. This family-friendly amusement park is the go-to destination for thrill-seekers and amusement enthusiasts looking to enjoy a day packed with adventure and laughter.

Established as a local hub for entertainment, Cliff's Amusement Park offers a wide array of attractions suitable for all ages. From the adrenaline-pumping heights of the Steel Eel Roller Coaster to the gentle sways of the Kiddie Land rides, the park ensures that every family member has something to relish. The park's signature ride, the New Mexico Rattler, is a wooden coaster that provides a thrilling experience with its sharp turns and rapid drops, making it a must-ride for coaster aficionados.

The park also boasts a water area called WaterMania!, perfect for cooling off during Albuquerque's hot summer days. With slides, splash pads, and wave pools, it's an ideal spot for both the young and the young at heart to make a splash and enjoy some aquatic fun.

Beyond the rides, Cliff's Amusement Park also provides a variety of games, from classic carnival challenges to modern arcade hits, where guests can test their skills and win prizes. To refuel after a day of excitement, the park offers a selection of food options, ranging from tasty snacks like cotton candy and funnel cakes to hearty meals that can be enjoyed in shaded picnic areas.

The park operates seasonally, usually opening its gates from April to September, with varying hours of operation. It's recommended to check the calendar for special events, such as fireworks displays, live music, and seasonal celebrations that add extra layers of enjoyment to the Cliff's experience.

For out-of-town visitors, Cliff's Amusement Park is conveniently located with easy access from major roads and ample parking. Ticket prices vary, with daily passes and season passes available, and discounts are often offered for groups or through online promotions.

Opened: 1959 (65 years ago)Season: May - OctoberTotal rides: 24Roller coasters: 2Water rides: 3Coordinates: 35°8'37"N, 106°35'20"W

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4800 Osuna Rd NENortheast AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque 87109 United States

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+1 505-881-9373

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Day trips

Cliff's Amusement Park – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: ABQ Uptown, Coronado Center, Nob Hill Business Center, The Beach.

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Village, Area
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Brewery, Nightlife
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Church
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