Wonderland Amusement Park (San Diego)

Wonderland Amusement Park was a short-lived beachfront amusement park that operated in San Diego's Ocean Beach neighborhood from 1913 to 1916, serving as the city's first amusement park and featuring the West Coast's largest roller coaster at the time, the Blue Streak Racer, along with a carousel, water slide, menagerie, and various other attractions. The park was destroyed by winter storms in 1915-1916 after a sharp decline in attendance due to competition from the Panama-California Exposition.