This park does strike me as a meeting of two worlds. Quite a lot of elements, including their great signature Roller Coaster, are reminiscent of a nostalgic age, yet there are still plenty of hints of the modern world in some of the rides like the Sky Drop and Disk-O, and some modern updates, like the 3D decoration in their traditional fun house.

This has resulted in a great selection of rides. Although apart from the Big Apple kids coaster there's only the scenic railway coaster, in their coaster line up there are some great family thrill rides like the Log flume, Disk-O the Waltzer and Mulan.

The Scenic Railway Roller Coaster is also a great ride. It is a great wooden roller coaster, which is somewhat underrated, and provides a great reason to visit the park.
My personal hi-light after the roller coaster are the parks scenic ride's. They've got some really great rides such as the Ghost Train and the Fairy Tale Ride which do come as a very nice surprise.

Overall this is a very good amusement park, that does a great job for catering for a wide range of tastes. Unlike some family parks which really don't cater much outside the pre-teen market I believe this really is a park the whole family can enjoy.