Amusement Parks

I don't know what the slowest roller coaster is though. It is probably a kiddie ride, and probably in some foreign country.

100 yards

It's likely very crowded, since Walt Disney World is the most visited theme park destination in the world. There is also lots of construction going on since Disney is working on major renovations at Magic Kingdom and Downtown Disney.

There a few scary rides like Shockwave, G-Force, Apocalypse and Maelstrom. But The scariest one for me was Apocalypse!! :)

Alton towers theme park is actually in a place called Alton and Alton is in stafford.

DisneyLand (really fun) Knotts berry farm and universal studios

50 inches

Outside,120 feet.Inside,if riding,90 feet.

1 million dollars

my friend works at wet n wild and he said that there going to open on monday June 29th. hope this helps it helped me alot

7,000

No, you cannot park your car in Central Park. However, Central Park is surrounded by city streets. It is bordered by 59th Street to the south, 110th Street to the north, Central Park West to the west, and Fifth Avenue to the east.

So you can park your car right outside the park, if you can find an empty space on one of the streets that border it.

There are also parking garages all over the city, although they are expensive.

Six Flags Great America opens at 10:00 on Memorial Day, the 30th of may.

Universal Studios is a popular American film studio that was founded in 1912. The last reported revenue for Universal Studios was 4.239 billion dollars in 2012.

Well, there are restraunts, and rides, and attractions.

Some restraunts can be like a Mcdonald's or they could be like an olive garden.

There are some rides that are for kids; and others that are for more adults, like roller coasters or rides that drop you. The ones for kids however, include catchy music, and it involves a small car that moves throughout the ride.

Attractions, are what a fireworks show would be... at Disneyland they have Fantasmic! which is a show with characters. It is basically entertainment, without going on a ride.

Staffordshire,England

Alton, Stafforshire, England.

+52° 59' 26.00", -1° 53' 33.00"

Roller coasters are gravity operated, fixed course, recreational vehicles. In order to operate, the string of cars must be lifted to the top of the first downgrade to begin the ride, and gravity does the rest from there. Getting the cars up to the top of the first rise is usually accomplished by the use of a moving "chain" or the like, and this is almost always driven by an electric motor. All the energy in the cars must be put in by the motor as transferred into them by the hoisting mechanism.

it could be a waste of time and money. there is no natural beauty everything is man made and manufactured and also the food can be expensive.

The Tallest roller coaster is Kingda ka at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson New Jersey. Steel Dragon 2000 is the longest roller coaster. But i woulent count on riding that unlees you have a trip to japan planned.

Theme parks are actually derived for amusement parks which started life in Euro in the early Elizabethan era. The term THEME PARK is directly associated with an "amusment park" where specific thems (as per the name) are used to develop the rides. The first recorded as a theme park was Santa Claus Land (currently known as Holiday World & Splashin' Safari) located in Santa Claus, Indiana, this did not open until 1946

#1 - Formula Rossa - Ferrari World - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. 149.1mph (240.0kph)

#2 - Kingda Ka - Six Flags Great Adventure - Jackson Township, New Jersey, USA. 128.0mph (206kph)

#3 - Top Thrill Dragster - Cedar Point - Sandusky, Ohio, USA. 120.0mph (190kph)

I don't know don't ask me Jk, it's open every day til 7pm

There is not a Six Flags in the Wisconsin Dells. There are water parks and other theme parks around town though. The biggest theme parks are Noah's Ark and Mt. Olympus. Use a Wisconsin Dells Vacation Planner to view attractions and other places in the Dells

There are Ferris Wheels with as few as 8 gondolas or as many as 48 (or possibly more).

The original Ferris Wheel built by George W. G. Ferris Jr. in 1893 had 36 gondolas and was 260 feet high (78 metres).

The London Eye has 32 large air-conditioned gondolas.