Amusement Parks

Prices may vary depending on time of year but currently (November 2015) a five-day children's ticket (ages 3-9) would be $259.

for an adult it is 75$ for one day or 120 for park hopper where you can go to magic kingdom, epcot, mgm studios, or animal kingdom on the same day with one ticket. they also have 2,3 4 5 on up through 10 day passes at various rates if your going for several days.

No. There were several rides at Disneyland that were open on, or within a few weeks of, opening day; Small World is not one of them. Small World didn't open at Disneyland until 1966, over a decade after Disneyland itself did (the ride opened at the New York World's Fair in 1964, but even that was several years after Disneyland's opening).

According to the sign posted at the Disneyland Main Railroad Station the elevation is 138 feet

I tell you something for free, 2 people have died on oblivion because when you hang over the drop, the thing that pulls you up and takes you round, loosens, and you are just hoping on the rails to keep you safe,.,,,,, take my advice go on it, with someone else, dont go on single riders! xx

The area of Freedomland U.S.A. is 85 acres (34 hectares). It closed in 1964.

Disney World is more for kids and Universal Studios is more for adults and old kids

Because they got stuck on the poles by accident a long time ago and have become part of the carousel. Traditionally carousel owners would place food on the carousel to attract the horses before capturing them for enturnity.

Yes, It was originally supposed to be the Magic Kingdom and an experimental community called EPCOT (Experimental Prototype City Of Tomorrow). In late 1966 Disney was scheduled to undergo a neck surgery for an old polo injury. On November 2, 1966, during pre-surgery X-rays, doctors across the street from the Disney Studio discovered that Disney had a tumor on his left lung. Disney went back to hospital for surgery, but the tumor had spread to such great extent that doctors had to remove his entire left lung. The doctors then told Disney that he only had six months to a year to live. He died on December 15, 1966 at 9:30 a.m. Roy Disney continued to carry out the Florida project, insisting that the name be changed to Walt Disney World in honor of his brother. EPCOT became another park (EPCOT Center) and the magic kingdom was a nickname until there was a need for disambiguation.

Unless there's some Kissimmee in California that I'm not aware of, about 2500. If that's a lot higher than you were expecting, you probably meant to ask the distance from Kissimmee to Disney WORLD, which is a little over 10 miles.

Yes but you can only obtain one every hour or so for each guest in the park.

No, actually there is a possibility if you would like to go around the world to get there. Is not the best way to go from Disney to Sea World. The best way to go there is renting a car. It is cheaper than taxis, and you can be more independent. Once renting a car, explorer the area and go to Gatorland. Children love to see the alligator jumping to get their chicken. Also, you can visit Universal Studios, and the go cart place near Universal. It is great for kids.

A one day adult ticket to the Magic Kingdom was $99

From what I've seen, Magic Mountain is a part of Six Flags. There is a place called Space Mountain in Disney World which opened in January of 1975.

There is a list on wikipedia, and its a lot!

America's First THEME park was Knott's Berry Farm starting in the early 1930s.

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At 16 you can only Ride a 50CC Moped or Scooter, this is because your CBT only covers the basics for riding a ped. Once you are 17, you can Move upto a 125cc engine, but nothing larger Once you are 18, you Can optionally take your full lisence test, wich will enable you to shift up to anything upto a 300cc bike, After you are 21, you can go to any cc engine you want, thus being a registered and expirienced bike driver.

"Rising in the desert of Dubai is Dubailand, a theme park complex of immense scale that its creators hope will catapult the city into one of the top five tourist destinations in the world.

The city-state of Dubai, often called the "Las Vegas of the Middle East," also hopes to become the region's answer to Orlando, Florida.

By 2012, the Dubailand complex, a landmass roughly the size of Orlando itself, is set to be home to a crop of major theme parks. Six Flags, Universal Studios, Dreamworks, Marvel and Legoland will all open Dubailand outlets, their first in the Arab world. Universal Studios Dubailand will be the first to open in 2010.

As a business proposition, Dubailand is a massive real estate project that combines hotel, entertainment, residential and retail subdivisions."

but this isn't bad either

"ABU DHABI: There are plenty of theme parks that take their inspiration from cartoon characters, superheroes and even horror movies. But not until this month has there been one dedicated to a sports car manufacturer. The iconic Ferrari brand is first off the grid.

With a 200,000-square-meter (2.1-million-sq. feet) roof painted Ferrari red and a roller coaster that will be the world's fastest at 240 kph (149 mph), Ferrari World is aiming to woo Formula One fans and their amusement park-loving families when it opens Oct. 27. It will be just down the road from the Yas Marina Circuit which hosts the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November in the United Arab Emirates capital.

The park will also feature a tower ride that shoots riders 62 meters (203 feet) in the air with G-forces that a race driver might feel, the largest collection of classic and modern Ferrari race cars outside of the company's Maranello, Italy, headquarters as well as an Italian restaurant inspired by Mamma Rossella, which is a favorite haunt of Ferrari drivers when they are in Italy."

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Polyphemus was punished because he did not obey the guest-law

The cost to build a park fountain can vary widely depending on factors such as size, design complexity, materials, and installation requirements. A basic small fountain might range from $5,000 to $20,000, while larger or more elaborate designs can exceed $100,000. Additional expenses may include landscaping, lighting, and ongoing maintenance. It's best to consult with a landscape architect or contractor for a more accurate estimate based on specific project details.

i think that there are about 1,283