Amusement Parks

Alton Towers is brilliant for all ages really, especially teens to adults, but if you stay at the hotel there you can go to the water place, which is real fun. They have many thrilling rides which pump adrenaline. The only disadvantage is that it can get really busy, so maybe try and go on a weekday in term time :)

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I personally think Chessington is But that is only my opinion

The Shireland amusement park is located in the American city of Chicago. One could check Shireland's official website for information regarding this theme park.

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That rumour has circulated ever since the Knott family sold the park. Supposedly Walter Knott didn't like that fact and prowls the park now since he used to live there.

Making a claim for a theme park accident can vary from country to country. The best first step to take would be to talk to a personal injury lawyer, one that has specific experience dealing with theme park accidents.

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Yes Denmark is the home of the worlds oldest roller coaster, it is in a little amusment named Tivoli

no.. not an amusement park, like six flags or busch gardens persay... but there is the kemah boardwalk!

No, and they provide little assistance or help in finding any.

One can find amusement parks all over Orlando and surrounding area. Just south of downtown one will find the SeaWorld Parks complex, with a total of 3 parks . Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure are also in this area. About 20 minutes from these parks across Orlando one will find the 4 Disney Parks. And Legoland now has it's own park in the area too.

The area of Land of Oz - theme park - is 64,749.7027584 square meters.

If you are asking did Nemesis at Alton Towers come before Nemesis Inferno at Thorpe Park, then yes, Alton Towers had the first Nemesis.

There is also now a new attraction at the park, Nemesis Sub-Terra - based around the Nemesis Legend.

It is 28 seconds long.

According to Drayton Manor's website, G-Force is 25 meters (82 feet) tall and 970 meters (3,182 feet) long.

Day passes are sold on a first come, first serve basis at the park the day you visit.

Day passes can be guaranteed in advance by calling 814-217-1112.

Overnight packages are the best value and include overnight accommodations, TWO (2) days at Splash Lagoon and FREE breakfast.

Toyland Tours replaced Around The World in 80 days and the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory replaced Toyland Tours.

A ride photo at alton towers 2011 is £10.00 for 1 or £14.00 for 2 :D

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Most theme parks offer senior discounts. None allow seniors in for free.

yes they do next to castle

You can ride rollercoasters or just sit down in one of there cafe's + there is a 'miniland' there that you can have a look at, its like a whole city made from lego!

You can learn about the hundred or so different buildings you'll see in Miniland buildings here. We walked around with it on the Iphone, kind of like walking tour.

http://www.legolandmincities.com

It depends on how they are designed.

Yes and no. There is an area that is commonly used as a skate park, but it was never built or officially designated as such (to my knowledge, at least).

It's called the Literary Walk. It's the place where the Bandshell is (the stage with the curved stone back that amplifies sound)? It's across from the fountain that overlooks the Central Park Lake. It's at approximately West 72nd Street (or, what would be West 72nd Street, if the streets went through the park).

To get there, you just follow the Park Drive (the Park Drive is the big concrete road that loops around the park; it is the only road that cars are allowed on in the park).

There are two parts to the Park Drive: the full length, and the shortcut. It basically looks like a circle with two lines drawn through it near the top and near the bottom. The circle loops all the way around the park, from the south end (59th Street) to the north end (110th Street). The shortcut cuts across at 72nd Street and 100th Street.

Follow the Park Drive to around 72nd Street. At that point, the road splits: one part continues looping all the way down to the south end of the park (59th Street). The other part cuts through at 72nd Street. Follow the shortcut that cuts through 72nd Street.

On one side of the Park Drive is the lake. On the other side is the Literary Walk and Bandshell. That whole area is where all the skaters hang out (especially on Saturday and Sunday).

There's another spot, right next to the Literary Walk, where this big open concrete space is. This is where the skaters usually go to practice tricks and fancy skating.

See the Related Link below for a map of Central Park. The location of the Bandshell is clearly marked. That's where you are headed.