Q : If you were to build an ideal theme park, what attractions/rides would you put in it ?

Answer 1

Speaking as an old, tired chick, the first thing that comes to mind is misters. Super intense misters, everywhere, so when you're standing in line you don't pass out from the heat and crowds. Also, I'd organize the park so that all the rides that allow really small kids onboard are grouped together, like its own minipark. That way I could avoid the hysterical sobbing of my four-year-old nephew when he's turned away from the scary rides. Also--cleaner bathrooms. Also--this is so old school, but it remains a very fond memory of mine and all my friends--we used to love the swinging cages at a small amusement park in Indiana. Totally manpowered--you got in the cage with a couple of friends and pushed, and if you were coordinated/strong enough, the cage would go all the way around (up and over). Nothing high-tech, but it was our favorite "ride" ever, because it was a group effort and usually we were challenging another group of friends in the next cage. Also, big fat fries with vinegar every two hundred feet or so. Also, water spigots to wash your hands every two hundred feet or so.

Answer 2

I would put a ride similar to the WEDway People Mover, which is now called Tomorrowland Transit (Walt Disney World), at every ride and attraction, so people can SIT and move forward automatically, so nobody will get sore legs and/or sore backs while waiting to get on a ride or in an attraction! It would move just slow enough or fast enough for the next group to get out when it's their turn for the ride or attraction they're waiting for, and it would stop and the doors would open automatically to let them out. I've thought about this for YEARS!

I would also put a cover on top with fans that blow cool air when the weather is hot, and it would blow warm air when it's cold outside.

I'd also put one that winds all through each park, hotel, etc., so people can get on or off at any time. No more need for those Disney buses!

If I could have that, then nothing else would matter to me, though the idea above about clumping all the little kids' things together is a great idea that I was going to suggest, but she beat me to it.

I would definitely put big coasters all in one area, 'cause either people love them or hate them.

I'd put slow rides in one line, right across from faster ones. That way people can either stay on one side (fast side or slow side), or can cross back and forth if they like both. The moving seats for waiting, as I suggested, would work great with that setup, too.

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Answer 3

I'd build one very similar to Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, VA.
(This is my favorite park.)
Lots of roller-coasters, the bigger and faster the better.
I would have rides attractions for all ages, not just the coaster riders. I would want plenty of other rides that you could sit down on and "relax", like trains and autos that you can take on a tour of the park.
Water rides for the summer and winter rides, like flumes, for the winter.
Action rides like go carts are also a must.

Answer 4

A topic park call comedian-con complete with comics, cartoons and anime characters cosplays, that has each year activities on recruiting all nerds and otaku international, designed with the utmost technologies, imported from Japan, over one hundred cubicles merchandising imported comics and caricature/anime DVDs at low expenses, alongside with a contest for novices to make their very own comics.

Answer 5

depends on the area,,i would get a survey of what the people would like

Answer 6

i would put the most roller coasters evr made in my theme park!!!!!!!!!!!!