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It’s better then el toro imo

Professional sports went this route years ago, exclusive to the elite! They have to fund their woke content on Disney+ somehow and their terrible movies. Walts turning over in his grave Im sure. I loved disney when i was a kid. They're dead to me now...

Disney World ruined Florida. Now Disney World is too expensive. So is Florida.

In my opinion, I feel like Walt Disney World’s Splash Mountain is the best on the inside. If there was a Splash Mountain that took the best elements from every one of them, I feel like most of it would be very similar to WDW’s. Same scenes, same layout, same look. I feel like there would be slight changes every once in a while, but I do think WDW nailed it. Your opinion is insanely valid, though. This one is also amazing.

Kings Dominion is a top 3 park in the Cedar Fair chain.

Even in the event some of these were to come to the state-side parks, the best versions are always going to be in Japan, because they actually care if their rides are fully functioning.

There used to a smaller one In Windsor called Australiana Village. If any one remember Old HUTS like old Sydney Town. But smaller. Village. Cheers Fun for children and adults To go back in the Past history.

For me, the only reason to go to Disney World is Animal Kingdom. Otherwise, I'd rather just go to Disneyland and DCA - they have all the rides I want, and the weather is SO much better.

I went and it was extremely cheesy. Over priced, food was a disaster, it really was all about the one show the Titanic, once you seen and shrugged your shoulders at how static it was with a count of 3 or 4 moving features and the staffs constant attempts at scaring everyone for no good reason it was time to leave because if you stayed it was only to spend money.

Now all they need to do is build an attraction that I would fly across the country to ride.

On my recent trip to KL, I visited the Theme Park and it rained during our visit.

Disney could do SO MUCH with today's AI advancements, it's very disappointing to see the imagination and daringness slowly disappear as the years go by.

That’s my favorite coaster of the Netherlands!

This "conversation" sounds so unnatural and scripted. I can't sit though this. I remember liking this attraction too.

My ex drama teacher worked there Vincent wren

Fast Pass now genie or whatever they call it causing people to wait in lines.

pooh's honey hunt!

Fantastic video! However, just one correction. The Phoenix was not constructed at Knoebels. It originated in San Antonio, Texas and was originally called, The Rocket.

2026? And they haven’t broken ground? 😂😂😂

I spent 8 hrs straight at this place!!! It was a blast (I was an adult btw)

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Happy to see there is still a Splash Mountain 👍

Neighbors: Ah finally, some rural peace and quiet after moving out of the city....

Can I afford to take my family to Disneyland, yes. Will I take my family to Disneyland, no. We can have just as much fun at other places for a lot less.

first time riding the haunted mansion: do do do do doooo....not so scary...*HOOOOOOOOOONK* AAH

Long live Knott’s beary tales

Thanks so much for this post. I was a cast member in the early 90s and spent many a night at The Adventurers Club. I have so many wonderful memories of hanging out there. It was a sense of community amongst strangers united by great entertainers.

I live about 20 minutes away from the park. Absolutely loved going and often took my niece there when she was little. The Halloween and Holiday events they have towards the end of the year were always great if not busy. Honestly I think their Holiday one is better then Busch Garden's. The only issue is getting out of the park when the Illuminate Light Show is going on just a few miles down the road between people visiting that and people getting off the interstate to go home. Be prepared to sit there for a while. Also, I still find it unforgivable that they took out Volcano for that new coaster.

I grew up going to Kings Dominion, through the Hanna-Barbera era, Paramount, and current. Its really interesting watching this theme park evolve throughout the years. The Berserker was always the first thing you saw from the road and the parking lot, and it was mandatory that that was the first and last ride of the day. Going as an adult, the park seems somehow, less, than it was, but that might just be a kids eyes vs an adults. I remember building up the courage to ride the Anaconda, always riding the Rebel Yell backwards, being terrified that the Grizzly was going to fall apart, and being a big fan of the Days of Thunder experience/ride.

This place looks very cheap and tacky. I’m shocked they spent $800 million…..

This theme park is my roman empire