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Lubbock's favorite amusement park had a soft opening this past weekend.

On Friday, October 29th, Joyland Amusement Park was broken into and vandalized by 3 unknown suspects.

There are certain unspoken rules in life. Even within the more hardcore groups out there, there are certain rules. You don't kill cops. You don't rat out families. You don't "out" people. We need to add to that list: "You don't mess with Joyland...

Joyland Amusement Park is where the fun is, and the fun is about to wrap up for the year.

Joyland was drenched in Monday's storms. I don't know about your neighborhood, but North Lubbock was stomped by Monday night's rainstorms. I personally have never had as much water flood into my front porch and garage area as I did that night...

Everyone knows that Lubbock's Joyland Amusement Park is where the fun is, but not everyone knows it's also where the high-resolution security cameras are too.

Joyland is reopening for its 49th season.

Lubbock's amusement park has been working tirelessly to repair and renew the grounds during the last few weeks and is now ready to accept visitors again.

On Thursday, July 9th, an isolated storm cell quickly developed over the northern areas of the City of Lubbock.

Following Governor Greg Abbott's latest set of executive orders, Joyland Amusement Park in Lubbock will re-open on June 12th, 2020.

Normally, Joyland would have opened for the summer season by now. But the governor's current set of executive orders is keeping amusement parks closed because of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Joyland Amusement Park's president took to social media on Tuesday to garner public support to re-open.