kyl33

I haven't asked my parents yet. Once this has more of a polished plan I will bring it up to them. I don't know if I can do it this year either. This will be a lot of money that I don't have. -- The Chicago climate is unfamiliar to many, and I understand that. During spring break, it only gets up to 50 degrees F usually. It's not freezing, but it's not that warm either. Going to somewhere like Atlanta, where the average high is around 70 degrees F for March, is much more ideal.

Let me just say that I am not a theme park fanatic at all. I love them, but I am still quite unfamiliar with them since I used to be deathly afraid of roller coasters. I joined this site to ask a question. I am 15 (quite young, I know). My friends and I are all sophomores in high school. We will probably be legally able to drive by ourselves by March of next year AKA spring break. We talked about taking a road trip in a pickup truck to the southern US. I was wondering what amusement park would be a good one to go to. The only one that I know of are the Texas Six Flags parks, but I'm not sure if I want to go to those parks. What would be a good park to go to (and possibly places that you could park a car overnight at so we don't have to buy a hotel)? These plans are very rough and not finalized; I was mainly asking for a good park in the Southern USA. Thanks. (bring on the witty responses)