Tayto Park gets approval for two new steel rollercoasters

Tayto Park has been given the go-ahead to add two new steel rollercoasters.
Tayto Park gets approval for two new steel rollercoasters
Thu, 25 Jun, 2020 - 23:04
Steve Neville

A computer generated image of the new steel rollercoasters at Tayto Park.
A computer generated image of the new steel rollercoasters at Tayto Park.

Tayto Park has been given the go-ahead to add two new steel rollercoasters.

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