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This topic may turn out to be a wall of posts stating "Epcot," but whatever. Also, it doesn't have to be a theme park. It can be a city park, museum, mall, you name it. It just has to have at least one ride or attraction commonly found in a theme park or an amusement park.

What do you think of this development? Will the UK leave the EU? If so, what effects will it have on both sides? http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu- ... m-35624694

Submit your own Lego models at ideas.lego.com and Lego might sell them. The way it works is you need 10,000 supporters in 365 days for Lego to consider making and selling it (you can also get 6-month extensions once you pass 1,000 votes and 5,000 votes). If it does end up being made by them...

If you ever wanted to buy your very own large, historical wooden roller coaster, here's your chance: http://www.rides4u.com/view/3084 All of the other rides from the Miracle Strip Amusement Park in Panama City Beach, Florida, including an SDC 51-meter Galaxi, are part of the auction, too...

I'm looking for an online database of stats for historic carousels that includes British, Irish, Australian, and New Zealander carousels (think rcdb.com, only for carousels). I imagine Britain would have the most out of those four and would be the most likely to have such a database. So far...

What's your favorite amusement park choo-choo? It doesn't have to be steam-powered, or even be in park, as train rides can be fun wherever they are located.

Here is an attempt I've made to grade locations with roller coasters, steam railroads, and classic carousels using objective data sets to see which places are the best. Typical weather conditions are also taken into account. There are 592 locations in the USA and Canada on the list. I'd add...