which theme park best accommodates foreigners?

[csikoth]

Which theme park inside the U.S. and outside do you think accommodates foreign visitors the best? Stuff like good interpreters, maps in other languages, etc.

[Jew]

I THINK what you arre trying to ask is which theme parks have maps/spiels/etc. in different languages???

 

Please make sure your topic titles are more specific and your posts make sense.

[Team Thriller]

I think probably all Disney Parks would have multi-language maps..ect.

In Europe, most parks have English maps also.

 

 

Hope I helped.

--James

[Groteslurf]

Depends on which languages you want people to be able to speak.

Like James said, most themeparks in western Europe have maps in different languages (French, Englisch, Dutch, German, sometimes even Spanish & Italian). Normally there will always be employees able to help you out in the first 4 languages. English can be a problem in Spain & Italy, but in the rest of Europe you should be fine with English.

[DBru]

I'm thinking Disney...

 

But Holiday World does host foreign events! (I think?)

[BarryH]

I'd say the resorts of Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando.

[Carnage]

But Holiday World does host foreign events! (I think?)

 

Every park has a handful of events.

 

Doesn't make the park "foreign friendly".

[haux]

Universal Studios in California has maps in seven or eight different languages. And the guy who plays Groucho knows a few phrases in a few languages. That help?

[upfrontjwash]

Disney Land is the best park that accommodates foreign visitors.

[Bucket]

Almost all parks in Europe have various park guides in different languages, as someone said earlier. Every theme park that I've visited in Europe, the employees speak English (even at Disneyland Paris!) so I think you should be okay.

[Homer]

I know Busch Gardens Tampa has maps in multiple languages and spiels in both English and Spanish.