WI only had small parks. Little Amerricka (It is spelled that way so don't ban me for bad spelling) is really cool. They have four coasters. 3 steel 1 wood. The wood one (Meteor) is incredibly smooth. You could make a perfect pov on it. The steel coasters each have some rough parts but are fun. They are putting in a full-size model of the comet from Lincoln Park. They also have some great kiddie rides, go-karts, bumper boats, haunted house, really long but cool train ride that goes through farms, giant slide, scrambler, tilt-a-whirl, mini golf, ferrris wheel, bumper cars and roll-o-plane. They are looking for a log flume and looping coaster. (Wisonsins first!)
Wisconsin Dells Parks:
Mt. Olympus - 6 coasters (4 wood, 2 steel) I think 8 go-kart tracks, giant swing, kiddie rides, bumper cars, ball pit, flat rides and water park.
Timber Falls - 1 wood coaster, log flume, bumper boats, mini golf, and sky scraper thrill ride.
Rivereview Park and Waterworld - 2 small steel coasters, Catch-n-Air, other kiddie rides, waterpark, go-karts.
Knuckleheads (indoor) - 1 small steel coaster, frog hopper, go-karts other rides.
Extreme World - Go-karts, bungee jump and various versions of bungee jumping.
Bay Beach - No coaster, kiddie rides, bumper cars, ferris wheel, scrambler, tilt-a-whirl, other rides. A lot like Little Amerricka