Belmont Park
$· InexpensiveHistoric oceanfront amusement park offering rides and arcade games along Mission Beach
Located along San Diego's Mission Beach, Belmont Park is a classic oceanfront amusement park featuring rides, vintage arcade games, gift shops, and seaside eateries. Its primary attraction is the historic Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster originally built in 1925 that offers views of the Pacific Ocean coastline. Visitors can enter the park grounds for free and purchase individual ride tickets or wristbands to enjoy the attractions.
History
Established in 1925, Belmont Park was developed by sugar magnate John D. Spreckels and has been a San Diego landmark ever since. The park's most famous attraction, the Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster, has been thrilling visitors since its opening and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Expert notes
- Parking can be limited during peak times, arrive early or use public transport.
- Check online for any special events or promotions that could enhance your visit.
Features
- Arcade Games
- Beach Access
- Food Stands
- Roller Coasters
- Shopping
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