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Fiesta Village: 50 Years of Memories End July 11
11 Jul
Summary
- Beloved family park closes permanently after over 50 years.
- Rising costs and declining attendance led to the closure.
- Owners hoped for a buyer but found no interest.
Fiesta Village Family Fun Park, a cherished family-owned attraction, will permanently close its doors after more than five decades of operation. The park's final public operating days were July 10 and 11, marking the end of an era for the Inland Empire community.
Opened in 1974, Fiesta Village has been a cornerstone for countless family memories, birthday parties, and first dates. Michelle and Patrick O'Brien have owned and operated the park since 2002, expanding its offerings over the years to include laser tag and a roller skating rink.
The difficult decision to close stems from escalating operating costs and a noticeable decline in attendance. Co-owner Michelle O'Brien stated that the economics of the amusement park industry have shifted dramatically, making it unsustainable to continue operations. The owners also sought a buyer but reported a lack of interest in purchasing the park.
Fiesta Village expressed gratitude to its guests, inviting them for one last visit to celebrate and create final memories. The park's farewell message highlighted its role in bringing people together and cherishing its place in family traditions.
