Frontier City, Amusement park in Oklahoma City, United States.
Frontier City is an amusement park in Oklahoma City covering a large site with roller coasters, water rides, and carnival attractions set in a Western town from the 1800s. The grounds feature wooden storefronts, saloons, and rustic buildings designed to evoke a frontier settlement.
The park opened in 1958 to represent the territorial expansion period in Oklahoma. Since its founding, operators have added new rides and themed sections while keeping the Western concept.
The park features daily shows with gunfight reenactments and horseback demonstrations that recreate life in the cowboy era. Performers wear period costumes and use authentic-looking props to bring these frontier scenes to life.
The park opens from spring through fall, and visitors should plan at least half a day to experience the main rides. On hot days, the water attractions provide relief while some roller coasters have height restrictions.
The Silver Bullet roller coaster reaches about 80 kilometers per hour (50 miles per hour) and passes through three inversions between Western buildings. This ride combines modern coaster engineering with the rustic scenery of the park.
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