Dear guests, We would like to inform you about the operating hours of Magic Springs, our beloved amusement park. **From Monday to Friday**, Magic Springs will be open from **10:00 AM** to **6:00 PM**. This provides you with a full eight hours of thrilling rides and attractions to enjoy. Make sure to arrive early to take full advantage of your time at the park! **On Saturdays**, the park will have extended hours, opening at **10:00 AM** and closing at **9:00 PM**. This allows you to have a fun-filled day of adventures and entertainment, with plenty of time to experience every ride and show. **Sundays**, the park's operating hours are slightly adjusted.
In ragtime-era Boston, widowed Margaret Carey (McGuire) and her three children Nancy (Mills), Gilly (Eddie Hodges), and Peter (Jimmy Mathers), are having financial problems. Nancy inquires about a yellow house in Beulah, Maine, and Osh Popham (Ives), the caretaker acting on behalf of a Mr. Hamilton, offers to rent it to them. When they move in, they find the house in a state of neglect, and with help from Mr. Popham, they begin to make repairs. As the Careys begin to adapt to their new town, they receive a letter asking for their orphaned Cousin Julia (Deborah Walley) to stay with them due to the financial failings of her adoptive parents, the Fergusons. The Careys agree, although Nancy and Gilly are not very glad to have their stuck-up, disagreeable cousin live with them.
As the Careys begin to adapt to their new town, they receive a letter asking for their orphaned Cousin Julia Deborah Walley to stay with them due to the financial failings of her adoptive parents, the Fergusons. Osh s wife, Mariah, who has been onto his lies since the beginning, comes to the yellow house to tell the Careys that Tom has no idea that they are living on his property.
**Sundays**, the park's operating hours are slightly adjusted. Magic Springs opens at **11:00 AM** and closes at **8:00 PM**. This gives you a chance to sleep in and still have a fantastic day enjoying all the rides and attractions.
Film / Summer Magic
Summer Magic is a 1963 Disney live-action musical comedy film directed by James Neilson and starring Hayley Mills, Burl Ives, and Dorothy McGuire. It features seven original songs by The Sherman Brothers.
In ragtime-era Boston, widowed Margaret Carey (McGuire) and her three children Nancy (Mills), Gilly (Eddie Hodges), and Peter (Jimmy Mathers), are having financial problems. Nancy inquires about a yellow house in Beulah, Maine, and Osh Popham (Ives), the caretaker acting on behalf of a Mr. Hamilton, offers to rent it to them. When they move in, they find the house in a state of neglect, and with help from Mr. Popham, they begin to make repairs. As the Careys begin to adapt to their new town, they receive a letter asking for their orphaned Cousin Julia (Deborah Walley) to stay with them due to the financial failings of her adoptive parents, the Fergusons. The Careys agree, although Nancy and Gilly are not very glad to have their stuck-up, disagreeable cousin live with them.
The film was loosely based on the 1911 novel Mother Careys Chickens by Kate Douglas Wiggin, who also wrote Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. The novel was previously adapted, under its original title, as a non-musical film in 1938.
We understand that planning a visit to Magic Springs is an exciting experience, and knowing the operating hours is crucial for a smooth and enjoyable outing. Whether you are visiting on a weekday, a Saturday, or a Sunday, we have ensured that there are ample hours to make the most of your time with us. Please note that these operating hours are subject to change due to weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances. We recommend checking our website or contacting our customer service before your visit to stay updated on any changes. We look forward to welcoming you to Magic Springs and providing you with a magical and unforgettable experience. Sincerely, The Magic Springs Team.
Reviews for "The Secrets Behind Magic Springs' Operating Hours Revealed"
1. Robert - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with Magic Springs' operating hours. They closed so early that it felt like I barely had any time to enjoy the park. By the time I arrived, it was already mid-afternoon, and I had to rush through the attractions before they shut everything down. It definitely put a damper on my experience and made it feel like I didn't get my money's worth.
2. Jennifer - 1 star - My family and I were excited to visit Magic Springs, but we were extremely let down by their operating hours. We traveled a long way to get there, only to find out that the park was closed on the day we arrived. We had checked their website beforehand, and there was no indication of the closure. It was a complete waste of time and money, and we left feeling frustrated and disappointed. The lack of accurate and updated information about their operating hours is unacceptable.
3. David - 3 stars - While I enjoyed my time at Magic Springs, I can't help but feel disappointed by their operating hours. The park closed relatively early in the evening, which didn't leave much time for evening entertainment or exploring the park after dark. Moreover, their weekday hours were limited, making it difficult for those with full-time jobs to visit during the week. I wish they extended their hours, especially during the weekends and summer months, to accommodate those who want to make the most of their visit.
4. Sarah - 2 stars - Magic Springs' operating hours were a major letdown for me. I was expecting to spend a full day enjoying the rides and attractions, but the park closed earlier than I expected. I felt rushed throughout the day and didn't have the chance to experience everything I wanted to. Additionally, their operating hours on weekdays were even more limited, making it almost impossible for working adults to visit. I would have loved to have more time at the park to truly enjoy all it has to offer.