#932 Made in 1962 Hard to Complete and Hard to Find w Box
The Amusement Park came with the introduction of straight-sided Little People, and it was also the first non-pull-toy oriented Little People set. Its pieces were so well-constructed that many were re-used in other sets, including the cars, boats, and the Choo-Choo Train. The concepts of the rides themselves inspired the #969 Ferris Wheel, the #111 Merry-go-round and the #170 Change-a-Tune Carousel. That's a whole lot of mileage out of one playset!
The Amusement Park generally has the highest market value of any Little People play set, ranking above the #909 Play Family Rooms and the Safety School Buses in terms of cost.
After it was discontinued in 1966, it would be 27 years before Fisher-Price would make a fun park again--albeit in chunky form :)
NEAR COMPLETE - missing cars and boats. Winner responsible for shipping. Estimated $28.
