which is the best amusement park in the world?

Answer 1

cedar point sandusky ohio if you are about roller coasters anyway

Answer 2

What kind of survey doesn't have Cedar Point in the top 10? Amusement Today has voted it the best amusement park in the world something like 9 years in a row. Not sure how it would not be in the top 10 of another list. I have been to Cedar Point and Disney World. To me, Cedar Point is better.

However, our quest to name the best this and the best that is always interesting to me. It cannot be done. With words like "best" and "greatest" we attempt to put objective labels on something that is clearly subjective. Different people will reach different answers. Its like like asking who is the fastest person in the 100 meters which has an objective determination. In part, best amusement park depends on what you like. Roller coasters? Other rides? Themed attractions? It all varies by person.

Answer 3

Disney Land is the best amusement Park

Answer 4

WEll its not an amusement park but a theme park and i love disneyland :) its the best place in the world to hang out...i go several times a week and work there on the weekends :)

Answer 5

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World's 10 best amusement parks

Sophia Banay, Forbes | June 03, 2005



The global theme park industry takes its fun seriously. Last year around the world more than 328 million people visited amusement parks. They ate overpriced meat products, sipped sodas, rode roller coasters, bought T-shirts and, according to accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, spent approximately $20 billion.

Even more thrilling, for the industry at least: that number is expected to grow 25% to $24.7 billion by 2008.

The World's Best Amusement Parks 2005

1
Alton Towers, Staffordshire, England

2
Busch Gardens, Tampa Bay, Florida, USA

3
Disneyland Park, Anaheim, California, USA

4
Europa Park, Rust, Germany

5
Gardaland, Castelnuovo, Italy

6
Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden

7
Lotte World, Seoul, South Korea

8
Port Aventura, Salou, Spain

9
Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, New Jersey, USA

10
Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark



And, according to Beth Robertson, vice president of communication services at the Alexandria, Va.-based International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, that number has the potential to grow much larger.

"In 2005 alone, more than 100 new attractions have opened or been announced to open worldwide. The amusement industry is strong and growing at a steady rate," she explains. "What limits what is created for the industry is just two things. One: physics. Two: the imagination of the designers and engineers."

Answer 6

I loved Disney World. I went as an adult, all by myself, in the first week of December. All the kids were in school, so I pretty much had the whole park to myself, and it was still shorts weather. The longest line I stood in was 3 people. And with the 4 parks, plus Pleasure Island, I was worn out long before I could have gotten bored, and I was there 4 days.

Answer 7

Walt Disney World Orlando, Florida
Cedar Point Sandusky, Ohio

Answer 8

I'd have to say my top ten are (in no particular order):

o Cedar Point
o Alton Towers
o Europa Park
o Efteling
o Walt Disney World (Epcot) (not Disneyland)
o Liseburg
o Tokyo Disneyland
o Busch Gardens Williamsburg
o Disneyland Paris
o Universal Islands of Adventure

Answer 9

Walt Disney World

Answer 10

Yellowstone Park

Answer 11

The best amusement park in the world has got to be Ceder Point in Ohio. I haven't been there yet but I've read and heard what my friends have to say about it. Needless to say, I'm dying to get there!