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Cedar Point for rides Disney for theming Europa Park for style

Yeah, but those parks don't have rides like the Scrambler, the Whip, or the Tumble Bug.

Which would you rather go to, a seasonal amusement park with little or no theming or a year round theme park? Why do you prefer it over the other?

Well no, they'd just be built near the area just like Busch Gardens and the new Legoland. Well, at least one of them could be built there.

With that out of the way, this would be a great opportunity for a Cedar Fair and Six Flags park to be built.

Re: Olympia Looping - Coming to the UK? Sounds interesting if true. UK fairs don't use many coasters from my recollection.

For me it's Kingda Ka. I think it took like over three hours.

Cedar Point Great Adventure Universal Studios

I'd like to see a woodie from either GCI, Gravity Group, or Intamin. Either that, or a dueling B&M flyer.

Where does the term "funfair" come from? Is it supposed to be a bigger version of a carnival with more rides and stuff? Also, how does it differ from the term "fairground" or "county/state fair"? There are many different ways to name these events that involve portable rides and stalls.

The other amusement parks in New England seem pretty average at best. The theme park resort would be like an American version of Dubailand, having lots of different parks and complexes. The state fair would also have many different rides usually seen in European funfairs. The amusement park...

Since there are virtually no amusement parks or fairs in Rhode Island, I have a great idea. First, there would be a typical amusement park that's open seasonally. It would be just like Cedar Point but bigger, having little (if any) theming, and tons of rides and coasters. There would also be a...

Anything steel, wooden ones can really hurt.

I actually saw a video of this not too long ago.

My concept would basically be rebirths of classic coasters like the virginia reels and the scenic railways.

National Lampoons Vacation, hence my avi :--D

I would hate to see them go. Nobody makes that kind of coaster anymore. The only similar ones are floorless.

I wish Back the the Future stayed. IOA could've had a Springfield themed island for their Simpsons ride.