Six Flags Great Adventure because they have Harley Quinn Crazy Train.
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I’ve never been on it or been there, but it takes my vote by default solely for that reason.
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I’ve never been on it or been there, but it takes my vote by default solely for that reason.
Lord Fozzinator
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What do yall think of my self portrait.
Lizzy May Bee
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Knott’s Berry Farm!
Lizzy May Bee
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Beautifully lifelike
cdunlap
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Here’s a list:
Efteling (The Netherlands) [I like Efteling because it's aesthetically pleasing to me and because KATE BUSH did a special there in the late 70s]
Phantasialand (Germany) [I like Phantasialand because it caters to many of my interests, like the Aztecs and Dynastic China]
Europa Park (Germany) [I like Europa Park because it’s like World Showcase and Magic Kingdom]
Terra Mitica (Spain) [I like Terra Mitica because it's practically an Ancient World Showcase]
Six Flags Over Texas (United States) [I like Six Flags Over Texas because it's very respectful of its park history]
Busch Gardens Tampa (United States) [I like the Tampa location of Busch Gardens because I like African cultures more than European cultures]
Knott’s Berry Farm (United States) [I like Knott’s because it’s very, very true to its history]
cdunlap
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Love it!
Pointalism??
Disney Warrior
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Of the ones I’ve been to, Busch Gardens Williamsburg (god I havent been there in nearly 12 years)
Brer Panther
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I think I'd have to go with Great Adventure too, mainly because of nostalgia.
Disney-Universal Fanboy
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nice!
ThemeParkPriest
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I agree with the Dollywood votes. Silver Dollar City is similar, so I'll say that one officially (I haven't been on the river raft ride).
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I've always enjoyed Busch Gardens Tampa. SeaWorld Orlando is really coming into its own as a coaster park lately (Pipeline is probably the second best coaster in Florida if you go based on the ride itself and not the theming). I haven't been to them but I've always wanted to visit Busch Gardens Willaimsburg and Alton Towers. Through this forum, I've become a lot more interested in Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Silver Dollar City.
Also, LegoLand is a bucket list item. Any LegoLand. Just worried it won't be worth the price as a fully grown man since nearly all the rides are aimed at very young kids but Legos are cool
Also, LegoLand is a bucket list item. Any LegoLand. Just worried it won't be worth the price as a fully grown man since nearly all the rides are aimed at very young kids but Legos are cool
JokersWild
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Probably Busch Gardens Williamsburg. It has an amazing lineup of coasters and some really interesting theming for a non-Disney/ Universal park. While I'm sad that its lost some of its most interesting attractions (Darkastle and Corkscrew Hill) it's still hung on to a lot of its weird budget charm.
WaltWiz1901
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Six Flags Great Adventure because they have Harley Quinn Crazy Train.
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I’ve never been on it or been there, but it takes my vote by default solely for that reason.
Thirded on Great Adventure...although I haven't been there in eons (a few years short of two decades)
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There's still 24 hours left until the game begins, so if there's any last minute sign ups you still have time!
spacemt354
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I'd throw a wildcard and say Knoebels
I feel like if I visit Dollywood or Silver Dollar City those would be the answer but the small (free) park Knoebels in PA is so quaint and charming that it really deserves a trip into the PA wilderness.
TheOriginalTiki
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(looks at top left icon)First HHN Speculation Maps are here and they're, um...
...interesting, to say the least.
"What's that?? It's the UNKOWN!!!!"
If only...
Ya'll ready to see Disney's latest answer to Epic Universe??
The most baffling part is that they're literally doing the EXACT SAME THING (random Pixar character show/party) at the old ElecTRONica/Mad T Party backlot area. Just freaking mind-blowing. This kind of garbage really makes Eisner look like a freaking maverick even in his darkest years.
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Starting now!
Chaos Cat
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Honestly, the whole "Pixar Fest" thing has always being kind of stupid to me because, quite frankly, Pixar can't really be considered a seperate thing from the regular Disney stuff anymore. Like, with Marvel, it makes sense; it's a shared universe with it's own set of characters, it's a differnet tone and audience, at least some separation from the main brand is needed. But Pixar... the only thing their films have in common is that they're made by a different team from their main animated films.Ya'll ready to see Disney's latest answer to Epic Universe??
The most baffling part is that they're literally doing the EXACT SAME THING (random Pixar character show/party) at the old ElecTRONica/Mad T Party backlot area. Just freaking mind-blowing. This kind of garbage really makes Eisner look like a freaking maverick even in his darkest years.