on the site now occupied by the Dragon. The Funhouse featured an animated Fat Lady mannequin (Laffing Sal, also known as Laughing Sal) that signaled the opening of the Funhouse and the main park in the evening by loud laughter. Inside, there were slides, moving floors, spinning discs, rolling barrels, and catwalks. While not considered a ride, there was a Casino Theater just south of the Tower of Jewels. Concerts, plays, and dance marathons were held there while it was in operation. The building is still in place and is used for storage. Also still in place is the old Riviera ballroom. Media references Lakeside is featured in the animated series "Thundarr the Barbarian" (Season 1, episode 10). Lakeside is one of several parks featured in the 1999 public television program Great Old Amusement Parks. Lakeside Amusement Park shares its name with a setting included in the video games Silent Hill & Silent Hill 3 by Konami. Scenes from the movie Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead were also shot inside of the park. Featured in a Westword Profile: "After 110 Years of Ups and Downs, a New Coaster Could Take Lakeside to New Heights." Lawsuit In 2014, members of the Domino Service Dogs training group were denied access to the miniature train ride unless they wanted to leave their service dogs behind. As a result, the Cross Disability Coalition filed a lawsuit against the park alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Colorado's laws ensuring access. The police department and the town of Lakeside were also included as defendants in the suit. References External links Lakeside Amusement Park After 110 Years of Ups and Downs, a New Coaster Could Take Lakeside to New Heights Westword. Denver, CO Lakeside Amusement Park historic photos from the Denver Public Library Lakeside Amusement Park photos and video at Theme Park Review 1908 establishments in Colorado 1 ft 10¾ in gauge railways in the United States Amusement parks in Colorado Buildings and structures in Jefferson County, Colorado Carousels in Colorado Landmarks in Colorado Roller coasters in Colorado Tourist attractions in Jefferson County, Colorado