Amusement Parks

That is a trick question. Anyone can go even if you're 0

92802 i think

The first example of the Merry-Go-Round, or Carousel was in Paris in 1605. They were developed in Italy though. These usually took place in squares or large courtyards, and consisted of elaborately costumed riders and horses (usually from the cavalry) performing choreographed routines such as forming shapes together, riding in lines criss-cross against each other. They often took place at night, with riders carrying torches, and were accompanied by music. for more info go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merry_go_round

The fairground machine called a Merry-go-Round or (in America) Carousel was developed in the 19C when practical power-units made them viable. Merry-Go-Round is generally the public's, not trade's, name.

In the UK fair trade at least, they were and are known generically as "rides", and more specifically by a descriptive or trade-name. The traditional ride with horse and cockerel "sculptures" as seats arranged to rise and fall as the machine rotates, is called a "Galloper".

Initially they were driven by a small steam "centre-engine" on the truck that forms the machine's base on the fairground, and the transport trailer for travelling between fairs. Later rides became powered electrically, from a generator first on the steam "Showman's Road Locomotive" (large, powerful traction-engine) that towed the ride from town to town; then on lorries that performed, and still perform, the same duty.

Typically they were fitted with a "self-playing" organ - using mechanical perforated-card readers to control the stops and notes - for the role now taken by the disco sound-system on modern rides. However the name "steam organ" for these instruments is a complete misnomer, for although they may have been powered by an auxiliary steam-engine the pipes always used only air.

British rides always run from right to left as you watch them. American (& I think Continental European) rides traditionally go from left to right.

Dont look down

Standing 132-feet, the Cliff Hanger freefall ride looms over the entire park. Twelve passengers can board a vehicle that will ascend the 13-story tower giving guests an outstanding view for only moments before a thrilling descent.

I'd go with the water park. Universal Studios might be too much for a nine-year old.

The only one I can think of would be Dungeon's and Dragons from the early 80's.

No. The introduction for the sitcom Step by Step was filmed at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California not at Carowinds. The roller-coaster you see is Colossus. This may seem confusing because the lake and beach in the opening sequence were edited in to make it seem like it was set on the shores of Lake Michigan, near Wisconsin, where the TV family lived.

Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, which is a division of the Walt Disney Company, which is a publicly traded company. The largest individual stockholder is probably Bob Iger, but he only owns a small fraction of Disney stock; the majority is held by various mutual funds.

It varies by day; check the website for details.

i have nop i dyer

17.7 miles or 26 minutes depending on traffic.

the Thunda fr0m D0wn Und@ Pansy P3nguin P@rty Th3 V@gin3 of D3stin-eee H3@rt Sh@p3d Circle

Disney World is probably one of the least dangerous locations on the face of the Earth. Disney has a LOT of security, including much you will likely never notice. Disney World has averaged about one death per year since it opened, which is not bad given an attendance of 52 million visitors annually.

That said, it's not perfectly safe. If you do something really foolish (either because you're a kid and don't know any better or you're an adult fool) you could be killed.

The Star Tours ride is a motion simulator ride that works with 2 hydraulic pistons at each of 3 points on the underside of the ride cabin. The pistons can simulate up, down, left, right or any combination of the 4.

Pando Winter Sports Park is located at:

8076 Belding Rd.

Rockford, MI 49341

You can go tubing there!

-Please see the related link below for more information:

This is done by the decorative metal tacked onto the toes and/or heels of the boots. The boots can be bought like that or purchased at your nearest "Tack Shop" which is a store that sells western clothing and equestrian equipment. For taps that are on the BOTTOMS of the heels, consult a dance studio.

Walt Disney World Resort continues to honor all unexpired theme park tickets with remaining admission days. However, be aware that unless you purchased the No Expiration Option, theme park tickets purchased after 2004 expire 14 days after their first use.

bumper boats and cars in amusement parks

Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis in Paradise Island (near Nassau), Bahamas.

About 100 miles on the roads via Doncaster.

Yes - Wobble World

26 miles