Let’s see what happens to the Cedar Fair parks with the Six merger. I’m worried, Universal Orlando I feel stands with Disney pretty well. Here’s the parks that I feel provide an excellent experience that while they aren’t Disney I regularly have a great time at:
Allied Parks: Pretty much every park that isn’t Seasme Place (haven’t been to them as a single adult male) but I’ve frankly avoided BGT for a while and feel that park is the black sheep of the chain. Just had my first trip to Discovery Cove, and wow was that a blast.
Herchunds Parks: Dollywood and Silver Dollar City. Phenomenal parks that I could eat and watch shows all day, but the rides are a blast too. These parks particularly shine during their Christmas Events.
Cedar Fair Parks: Cedar Point, Knotts Berry Farm, Kings Island. You’re going to have a great time at these 3 gems.
Six Flags: The only park with wide appeal outside of coaster lovers is Fiesta Texas.
Palace Parks: Kennywood, if you ever wanted to experience what a park was like in the golden age (1920s) this park is great living museum
Independent Parks: Hersheypark is a great park run by the candy company. However the true gem of this category is Holiday World and Splashin Safari in Santa Claus, IN. Family run, they include unlimited Pepsi and sunscreen with admission and is exceptionally well run. The water park is one of the best in the country and has 3 water coasters. At the amusement park they have 3 wooden coasters that top most charts, including the Voyage which regularly tops the lists of most enthusiasts as their favorite wooden coaster period.
Allied Parks: Pretty much every park that isn’t Seasme Place (haven’t been to them as a single adult male) but I’ve frankly avoided BGT for a while and feel that park is the black sheep of the chain. Just had my first trip to Discovery Cove, and wow was that a blast.
Herchunds Parks: Dollywood and Silver Dollar City. Phenomenal parks that I could eat and watch shows all day, but the rides are a blast too. These parks particularly shine during their Christmas Events.
Cedar Fair Parks: Cedar Point, Knotts Berry Farm, Kings Island. You’re going to have a great time at these 3 gems.
Six Flags: The only park with wide appeal outside of coaster lovers is Fiesta Texas.
Palace Parks: Kennywood, if you ever wanted to experience what a park was like in the golden age (1920s) this park is great living museum
Independent Parks: Hersheypark is a great park run by the candy company. However the true gem of this category is Holiday World and Splashin Safari in Santa Claus, IN. Family run, they include unlimited Pepsi and sunscreen with admission and is exceptionally well run. The water park is one of the best in the country and has 3 water coasters. At the amusement park they have 3 wooden coasters that top most charts, including the Voyage which regularly tops the lists of most enthusiasts as their favorite wooden coaster period.
