Riverview Park was an amusement park located in the Chicago neighborhood of Albany Park. It operated from 1904 until 1967 and was known for its thrilling rides, games, and entertainment options. The park featured a large wooden roller coaster called the Riverview Cyclone, which became a popular attraction for visitors. In addition to rides, Riverview Park offered various shows and events, including live performances and a dance hall. The park was a significant part of Chicago's recreational landscape during its years of operation, drawing families and thrill-seekers alike until its closure in the late 1960s.