St. Louis Park, Minnesota: Roller Garden with Dinosaur
Roller rink and thunder lizard, an unusual couple. Dinosaur on the roof is now inside, protected from pranksters; a mural tribute is on the outside wall.
Roller Garden
- Address:
- 5622 W. Lake St., St. Louis Park, MN
- Directions:
- Roller Garden. Hwy 100 and W. Lake St.
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The Roller Garden does still have the dinosaur that helped make it so famous, but it is inside the skating rink watching over the kids as they skate.
The dinosaur was on top of the building for approx. 40 yrs, but had to be brought inside when some kids removed him from the roof and brought him to school for a prank.
Over the years, he has been many different colors, and the kids always look for him.
[K. Swenson, 08/06/2010]
Roller Garden with Dinosaur Stopped to look for the dinosaur. He is no longer there. Not sure where he went. He must have been popular because they now have a painted mural of him instead.
[Chris Gemlo, 04/15/2010]We were there on 5/17/2009 and could not find the dinosaur. The roller rink is there. We ask a group of locals where the dinosaur was. They looked at us with blank faces and said they had no idea what dinosaur we were talking about.
[Alan, 05/18/2009]Built in the 1930s, this large indoor roller rink has been in continuous use. On the very outside on top is a large dinosaur which has adorned the top for at least 50 years.
Located right off Hwy 100 and Lake Street. The facility sits right on Lake Street when one exits.
[John F, 04/18/2009]Nearby Offbeat Places
- Showmen's Rest Cemetery, Minneapolis, MN - 3 mi.
- White Castle Jewelry Store, Minneapolis, MN - 3 mi.
- Tiny Tim's Tomb, Minneapolis, MN - 3 mi.
- The Mall of America, Bloomington, MN - 8 mi.
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This is a smaller dinosaur -- probably a Sinclair dino -- though it's painted with large polka dots....