Seaside Carousel Mall

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300 Broadway Street, Seaside, Oregon 97138, United States

503.738.6728

M-F 8-8; Sat 8-8:30; Sun Closed

http://www.seasidecarouselmall.com/

Overview

With over 20 shops, a restaurant and a coffee shop, and a beautiful carousel, the Seaside Carousel Mall is a must-visit during your day (or weekend!) at the beach.

Rather than choosing all horses for the two-row carousel, other, menagerie animals were included. There are rabbits, cats, reindeer, ostriches, a pig and a bear, as well as a hippocampus (most think she is a sea horse). The carousel runs everyday the Mall is open whether there is only one hopeful rider or a ride with standing room only.

 

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