ryno1986

Keep in mind it's counting the tallest coasters, not the tallest drops. Therefore, even if Superman the Escape only goes halfway up the tower nowadays, it's still the same height.

^ I think the B&M thing sounds legitimate. Keep in mind that Hollywood Dream in USJ is a B&M. In the early planning, HRRR might have been more similar to Hollywood Dream.

Your argument has less to do with what constitutes a theme park, and more to do with what makes a theme park good. The Hulk coaster does have a storyline. You are injected with gamma radiation despite Bruce Banner's warnings while visiting his lab, and you become the Incredible Hulk. The ride may just be a coaster, but it does have a theme. It may not be as well thought-out or complete as Animal Kingdom's theme, but IOA is still a theme park. So are the majority of the Six Flags parks, at least on a basic level. I would say places like Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Cedar Point are Amusement Parks (though one could argue that CP also has a themed area).

False. The big box will only be holding the attraction. Everything else will be in Hogsmeade. You will see plenty of the castle as part of the ride though.