Arnolds Park Amusement Park CEO Reports Busy Summer

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Arnolds Park, IA (Northwestiowanow.com) — The Manager at Arnolds Park Amusement Park says it was a strong summer.

CEO Jon Pausley says visitors seemed to notice the three priorities set for 2025: Clean restrooms, new paint, and updated rides.

Pausley tells KICD News that after a decade of MAJOR upgrades, getting ready for 2026 will be less intense.

Pausley says the paid Friday night concerts have been a hit for two summers in a row, so expect more next year, and he says the schedule for the free Saturday night concerts next year is nearly put together already

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