We’re back with a follow-up to our Janfusun FancyWorld Throwback, featuring a relatively obscure park that boasts an impressive variety of Intamin rides: Leofoo Village!
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January, 2015
We’ve arrived! And we’re the only ones, apparently.
Leofoo’s modest entrance plaza continues down a fairly nondescript walkway that leads to the park’s hub, which branches into four themed areas and a waterpark. You can click on each image and swipe to take a closer look!
Wild West, South Pacific, Arabian Kingdom, and African Safari make up the park’s environs.
Wild West: home to boomtown architecture, gold & brown hews, and Dolly Parton music 
Angry Bird cake, anyone? 
When ordinary trash simply won’t do. 
Wild West is home to Leofoo’s signature coaster, Screaming Condor, an otherwise standard Intamin Twisted Impulse Coaster that’s partially underground.
The back spike erupts out from under the midway. 
The Intamin rapids ride offers nice views. 
Dispatches for Screaming Condor were about every 15 min.
The park is full of some great English signage. 
Condor’s station is in the basement of a building themed to a bank office. 
Though it now lacks the holding brake on the back spike, Screaming Condor still gives a great ride. Front seat rides offer great views – particularly on the back spike.
Wild West is also home to a handful of other smaller rides, including a kiddie coaster and windmill-themed looping pendulum.
Rattler – a Vekoma Rollerskater 
World’s smallest full-circuit passenger train?
South Pacific is perhaps the park’s most radiant area – it’s full of colors and water features, and is centered around a massive Intamin flume. A showcase park for Intamin, easily half a dozen Intamin rides are located in South Pacific alone.
The flume is the park’s best ride in our opinion.
Behold: a GIANT Intamin Bounty.
There was a staff member wading around in the towboat lagoon. We still have no idea why.
Arabian Kingdom’s signature ride is Intamin’s only non-Disney Enhanced Motion Vehicle (Indiana Jones, Dinosaur) attraction. It has a theme akin to Universal’s The Mummy coasters and boasts a lengthy, satisfying queue and ride duration with lots of practical scenes and effects.
“I can show you the world…” 
“…take you wonder by wonder” 
At the time, the park’s heavily-themed Ring of Fire ride was a surprise to see in a regional park. Little did we know that Larson Intl. would manage to make these rides a US park staple.
African Safari has just one ride, the park’s 3rd coaster. 
These Intamin family spinners are in some obscure places, but they’re great rides. Not sure what that lead car theming is all about though.
African Safari’s primary function is the park’s zoo, which features a petting farm, big cat exhibit, a massive series of primate habitats, and more.
We’ll wrap up our visit to Leofoo Village with some baby animal pictures. Who can resist?
Keep an eye out for the 3rd and final installment of our Throwback – Taiwan series, where we tackle the iconic Vekoma Tilt Coaster of Lihpao Land!
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