What is a good amusment park in U.S.?

Question

That is family based. ( We dont want las vegas!)

Answer 1

go to orlando in florida

its the best trust me, my family (im from the UK) have been going for 12 years :D:D

we love it!!

there's all the disney theme parks, universal studios, inlands of adventure, sea world etc and then you have all the water theme parks like wet and wild!!

stay in orlando too, if you want to reach these theme parks easily!

however, we normally stay in tampa (stunning beaches) we're it is not overcrowded with tourists, then drive up to orlando (1 hour 30miins drive) when we want to.

also, in tampa there is fantastic theme park called bush gardens, which has thrilling rides (great varitey) and lots of animals such as lions, gorillas, elphants, and sharks which you can come very close to and observe!

HAVE FUN!!

WISH I WAS GOING THIS YEAR :(

Answer 2

Cedar Point, Sandusky, OH.

They have some of the best rides in the country and it's right on Lake Erie so you can go boating, etc.

www.cedarpoint.com

Answer 3

Def. Cedar Point in Sandusky OH. Its been voted the best amusement park in America  many many times. It also has to more roller coasters than any other park in America. 17!! And it has the 2nd tallest fastest Ride in the world. Top Thrill Dragester. Check everything out at "Cedarpoint.com"

Answer 4

universal studios that place is awesome!

A ride you MUST go on jurasic park.

Answer 5

Disneyland, Anaheim, CA is the best! There is so much history at this park. You can look up some of the neat things you will see there. Like hidden Mickey's, Club 33, a lot of what you see has some secret tied to it

Answer 6

My favorite is Busch Gardens in Williamsburg Va.  You can also get a flip pass and go to Water Country USA.

Answer 7

If you're looking for chills and thrills, go to Cedar Point or preferably Universal Studios. Remember to stay in one of their hotels so you get the very cherished front of the line access.

Answer 8

Disney World in Orlando Florida

Answer 9

If you want roller coasters, Cedar Point is the place to go.  They have 14 roller coasters for older people and 3 for young children. These roller coasters at the park have broken world records and are AMAZING!! Its in Sandusky, Ohio.  Also, we took a day to travel on up to Niagara Falls, which is also a nice family place to go.

Answer 10

All of the disney parks in Orlando Florida.

Young and old will have a blast and make many memories.

Answer 11

Here in Southern California. My vote goes to Knott's Berry Farm, in Buena Park, California. This park has something for everybody, and not as crowded most days compared to the two Disney Parks (Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure) that are nearby in Anaheim. Many Los Angeles/Orange County residents claim it as their favourite amusement park.

You have the wild rides for the kids. Lots of quiet spots to rest amuse the parents and grandparents such as the Ghost Town. A shopping area. And Mrs Knott's restaurant as well as the usual concession areas.

The park itself was family owned until 1997. The Cedar Fair company (which also owns Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio) bought the park. Despite the park now being "Corporate owned" the place still "feels" like it's a "family business". Though, Cedar Fair did make an agressive shift into thrill rides shortly after buying the park.

There is also a second park, across the street (Beach Blvd) that is the Knott's Soak City Water Park. You can get combination tickets to visit both parks.

It's worth noting that if you're planning a Fall visit... In Late September- October, Knott's "Scary" Farm's annual "Halloween Haunt" is a 30 year+ tradition, not to be missed!

Answer 12

Disneyland Park in CA or Disneyworld in FL....they are the best. Even as an adult, after all these years, it still takes my breath away..........

Answer 13

Any Six Flags.

Answer 14

Disney World-Orlando, FL

Universal studios-Orlando, FL

Cedar Point-Sandusky,Ohio

have fun :)

Answer 15

holiday world