Things to Do at Seabreeze Amusement Park
Complete Guide to Seabreeze Amusement Park in Rochester
About Seabreeze Amusement Park
What to See & Do
Jack Rabbit Roller Coaster
Experience this historic wooden coaster built in 1920, offering classic thrills with impressive views of Lake Ontario
Raging Rivers Water Park
Cool off in this expansive water park featuring multiple slides, a lazy river, and family-friendly splash areas
Whirlwind Roller Coaster
Enjoy this modern steel coaster with inversions and high-speed excitement for thrill-seekers
Lake Ontario Beach
Relax on the sandy shoreline, swim in the lake, or take in beautiful sunset views over the water
Antique Carousel
Ride this beautifully restored vintage carousel featuring hand-carved horses and classic organ music
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Typically open May through September, with varying seasonal hours. Generally 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM during peak summer months. Check official website for current schedules as hours vary by season and day of week.
Tickets & Pricing
General admission ranges from $25-35 for rides and attractions. Water park access may require separate admission or combination tickets. Season passes and group discounts available. Children under 2 typically enter free.
Best Time to Visit
Visit during weekdays in late spring or early fall for smaller crowds. Mid-summer offers the fullest experience with all attractions open, while evenings provide cooler temperatures and beautiful lake sunsets.
Suggested Duration
Plan for a full day (6-8 hours) to experience both the amusement park and water park areas, or 4-5 hours if focusing on just one section.
Getting There
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