Thanks for that . I grew up in Cliffside Park and worked there as a young teenager . Even on our days off we went to the park to play the pinball machines or just hang out. We were always there . Sigh what memories.😊

When we were kids during the 60's, we would go to Palisades Park at least 2- 3 times a year. It was the best place to spend a day with your family. We also enjoyed Freedom Land. Thank you for the great memories.

I was born in 1952. When I was a kid this was the place to go. It was a sad day when they shut it down.😢

I LOVE MY PALISADES PARK, AND ALWAYS WILL ! YOU CERTAINLY BRING MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES BACK TO LIFE..." THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MEMORIES FOR EVER. ❤💙🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🎵✌️🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰

Thank you for sharing.i was born in 1975 so i missed palisades park.but i sure enjoy reading about it and learning more about it.

I was taken there as a very young child. The only thing I remember was a slowly turning barrel-like structure that you had to try to walk through. However, I remember the jingle very well from our black and white TV set.

I wouldn't be a bit surprised on a warm summer night that people would swear they heard the roar of the Cyclone, seen kids waving from where the skyride used to sail over the park with those spectacular views of the Hudson River, New York and the George Washington Bridge! Or even smell the odor of popcorn, hot dogs and cotton candy, echoes from the past of a place we all loved and endeared!

I went just once, but it was a magical and fun experience. The song by Freddy Cannon lives on, the commercial jingle unforgettable. As long as people remember it, it will be a part of pop culture.

I sang on the big stage with my sister singing our to 100 Billboard hit record Lonely Summer by the Kittens during the WMCA Good Guys production. SUCH FUN AND GREAT MEMORIES.

And the hit song by Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon, was written by a man who would go on to create TV shows like The Dating Game, The Newlywed Game, bring back Treasure Hunt in the mid 1970's and create and host The Gong Show...Chuck Barris. And quite the Palisades connections to channel 11 back in the days.

I lived in Fort Lee in the 50s and early 60s and remember Palisade Park so fondly George Reese even appeared there before he died

Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon was born on December 4, 1936. He celebrated his 87th birthday on December 4, 2023 (Palisades Park was released in July 1962 and reached #3 on Billboard Hot 100 charts. It was his biggest hit).

I worked so many rides in the park. It was a great time and a great place.

Today, a single day at Disney World for a family of four, not including any hotel stays, will cost at least $500.

I remember looking across the Hudson River at 125th Street in Manhattan and seeing Palisades Amusement Park. Sometimes my parents would take us to Coney Island in Brooklyn. But when we did Really good at school We would be Treated to a day at Palisades Amusement Park.

Went once - born 1960. I remember the songs played here to the note from the ads. I don't remember the visit.

The land could make more money for developers as skyrise buildings than it could as an amusement park. Greed.

I was in fifth grade when Freddy Cannon released Palisade' s Park and I was totally in love with a fourth grade girl at the time. (It never happened to you? Your loss) I dreamed of "you'll never know how great a kiss can feel when you're stopped at the top of a Ferris wheel." Nice memories, no kisses.

Watching the Danny DeVito movie The Ratings Game and the song Palisades Park got me to thinking about this

Wish I lived that time

I have some coupons for the park attached to the comic books of that era.

Iaam from Jersey, live shows

There for one reason ,the girls ,😁😁😁

The land could make more money for developers as skyrise buildings than it could as an amusement park. Greed.