In 1968, the arch from the 1964 New York World's Fair was installed in the parking lot out front for use as a sign. The Sky Ride was built in 1969 with balloons added in 1970. The popularity of kiddie rides led to the development of "A Step Beyond" which had bumper cars, a Scrambler, etc. The Hansel and Gretel gingerbread house was designed by Jack Molesky and built in 1985. In 2005, a Museum of Enchanted Memories was built to display many old photos and artifacts from the early days of the park.

Today, top billing is really given to the Water Safari portion of the park. The park's first water slide, "Wild Waters" opened in 1984 (replaced in 2002 with "The Shadow"). This development expanded with "Raging Rapids" in 1986 and "Water Safari" in 1987 which had 16 water rides with an African safari theme. There are now 31 water rides at the park. The arch sign, shown bottom right above, came from the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. It was one of 11 steel arches built for General Foods and Time Inc. Five of these arches still survive. For more, see this website. There is also a great chapter about the Enchanted Forest in this book.