Magic Springs is a popular amusement park located in Hot Springs, Arkansas. This location is known for its combination of thrilling rides and refreshing water attractions. The park covers an area of approximately 70 acres, making it a great place for families and friends to spend a fun-filled day. Hot Springs, the city in which Magic Springs is situated, is famous for its natural hot springs and beautiful landscapes. Visitors can not only enjoy the attractions at the amusement park but also take in the natural beauty that surrounds it. The park itself is located on a mountainside, providing breathtaking views of the Arkansas countryside.

Athletics and Recreation at Scripps

The Claremont Colleges approach their athletics programs in a unique way: by splitting them into two, thus forming the “Sixth Street Rivalry” after the narrow road that divides CMS (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps) and Pomona College (Pitzer shares their athletics with Pomona to form Pomona-Pitzer, but happens to be on the same side as CMS). CMS Athletics is one of the most dominant Division III programs on the West Coast, having most recently defended their national women’s tennis title whilst ranking highly weekly for nearly every sport out of the 21 offered. The men’s teams play under the Stags mascot, while the women’s teams are known as the Athenas.

The Athenas and Stags train primarily at Claremont McKenna’s campus, where facilities like Roberts Pavilion, Axelrod Pool, Pritzlaff Field, etc. act as the “home” location for competitive matches. Non-varsity athletes also have access to these spaces, as Roberts Pavilion serves as a gym and recreational space for all CMS students, hosting group fitness classes, intramurals, and club sports. CMS Recreation offers a variety of intramurals every semester, from inner tube water polo to dodgeball to cornhole; they also have trivia every Thursday (which I co-host with another Scripps junior)! Opened in 2016, Roberts boasts 144,000 square footage across three levels, with large exercise rooms on the first floor along with a two-story fitness studio that boasts a view of the San Gabriel mountains.

The Tiernan Field House is the Scripps gym and proudly demonstrates a commitment to emphasizing emotional wellness in addition to physical fitness. Tiernan hosts weekly events- Mindfulness Mondays, Destress Tuesdays/Thursdays, SRH (Sexual/Reproductive Health) Wednesdays, and Feel Good Fridays- in order to prioritize the mental well-being of students, as well as provide an educational, safe space for the community to come together. The Field House also oversees the Scripps Green Bike Program, which “collects and repairs unwanted bikes and rents them to Scripps students, faculty, and staff”, according to the Field House bike policy. Tiernan is also home to the Scripps pool, a resort-like oasis that serves as a retreat on sunny days.

The Ronald and Maxine Linde Activities Center (LAC) is the wellness and physical hub at Harvey Mudd’s campus. The LAC is outfitted with a gymnasium, aerobics room, weight room, computer lab, lounge, and game room. Students can also check out bikes here, as well as other equipment, whether for sports, camping, etc.

With so many options to choose from, students will always have spaces to get active, whether it be at the gyms mentioned above, the many basketball and tennis courts, the beach volleyball court at Scripps, or simply by traversing through the one square mile that encapsulates the 5 colleges!

Scripps College Traditions

Scripps College has a long history of unique traditions. Here are a few of our most notable traditions, many of which continue today:

The park itself is located on a mountainside, providing breathtaking views of the Arkansas countryside. One of the main draws of Magic Springs is its wide variety of rides and attractions. Thrill-seekers can enjoy adrenaline-pumping roller coasters like the X-Coaster or the Arkansas Twister.

La Semeuse

The seal of Scripps College, designed by sculptor Lee Lawrie, depicts La Semeuse—she who sows. The image of the sower of “the good seed of thought, of action, of life” was chosen by the faculty in the 1927-28 academic year. They also selected the College motto, Incipit Vita Nova—here begins the new life. Professor Hartley Burr Alexander was largely responsible for the seal’s image and motto. Before he arrived on campus, he suggested phrase, the first words of Dante’s New Life.

“It seems to me that what colleges ought to do is to begin a new life in a very real sense, and perhaps the motto would have a double significance for Scripps in indicating not only the new life begun for each student, but also the new life which we hope may be begun from a renewed vitality in education [evidenced in the founding of this college for women].”

For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the park also offers family-friendly rides and attractions like bumper cars and a Ferris wheel. Additionally, Magic Springs is home to a thrilling water park. Visitors can cool off in the summer heat by riding down water slides, floating along lazy rivers, or splashing around in the wave pool. The water park offers a refreshing retreat for visitors of all ages. In terms of amenities, Magic Springs offers a range of dining options and souvenir shops throughout the park. Guests can grab a bite to eat at one of the many food stands or enjoy a full meal at one of the park's restaurants. Additionally, there are plenty of places to purchase souvenirs to commemorate your visit. Overall, Magic Springs is a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers alike. Its location in Hot Springs, Arkansas, provides a unique combination of amusement park fun and natural beauty. Whether you're looking for exhilarating rides or a relaxing day at the water park, Magic Springs has something for everyone..

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