Safari Adventure was the largest undertaking by John-Caleb Bradberton. Also popular is Doc Phosphate's Saloon where Dry Rock Gulch features its very own inspired Nuka-Cola product to beat the heat: Nuka-Cola Wild. Dry Rock Gulch features Mad Mulligan's Minecart Coaster and an outdoor theater where you can enjoy child friendly entertainment. Inspired by John-Caleb Bradberton's own love of the Wild West as a child, and as a celebration of the Nuka-Cola Wild soft drink, Dry Rock Gulch was designed to take visitors back in tome to the days of cowboys, horses and saloons. Its grand opening was held on Memorial Day weekend of May 2058 which coincided with the introduction of Nuka-Cola Wild to the public. ĭry Rock Gulch was the first of Nuka-World's planned expansions. Some of Kiddie Kingdom's more popular attractions include the Ferris Wheel, King Cola's Castle, Nuka Racers and the Fun House. Famous for its sugary dessert theme, John-Caleb Bradberton wanted to focus on a place for younger children to enjoy. Kiddie Kingdom was the original featured park of Nuka-World. Together with Kiddie Kingdom and Nuka-Town, it formed the nucleus of the park. On the eve of the Great War, the featured drink was Nuka-Cola Quantum.
The local bottling plant was remodeled and updated to allow for guided tours and sampling. It wasn't long after opening that John-Caleb Bradberton realized he wanted to share the joy of making Nuka-Cola with his audience. The Galactic Zone, the last and most ambitious of the planned parks, opened to the public in 2072. On both occasions, the number of visitors almost doubled overnight. Dry Rock Gulch opened in 2058, followed by Safari Adventure in 2067.
Due to the overwhelming success, the plans to expand Nuka-World were immediately set in motion.
Nuka-World's opening day saw tremendous success with over 40,000 tickets sold. and Kiddie Kingdom as its two main attractions. Construction was started in July 2049, and despite everyone's doubts, opened less than a year later on May 1, 2050. He thought, "A day like this should be everyday!" and the idea for Nuka-World was born. The idea for Nuka-World was born on a Memorial Day weekend as John-Caleb Bradberton watched hundreds of American's enjoying an ice cold Nuka-Cola at the fairgrounds.
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