If you could combine two Amusement Parks into one...

[Rollercoaster Rider]

Santa's Village AZoosment Park and Europa Park

[IronWolfman]

Silverwood & Dollywood

 

Both parks are awesomely themed with similar themes and have perfect surroundings.

 

Dollywood would get more airtime.

 

Silverwood gets more steelies and flats.

 

And a Holiday World-level combined waterpark!

[3Mutts]

SFMM & Europa Park: For great coasters as well as awesome operations and theming.

[larrygator]

Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel Park: since they are right next to each other.

[cal1br3tto]

Busch Gardens Tampa & Seaworld Orlando

Now there's an interesting idea. I was thinking I wouldn't combine two true theme parks, since they all seem to stand well on their own, and I have few to no complaints or disappointments about most of the ones I've visited. But I think those two would blend very well together. Both have top-notch theming in compatible styles. BGT's coaster collection is one of the best, and SWO's is modest but also high-quality. Six coasters among both parks are in my top 50!

[bill_s]

Any incredible coaster park + Moreys Piers.

 

I started to say something about KD into BGW and then thought I hate BGWs spread-out layout, but nothing adding about 8 more coasters wouldn't fix. Or just replace Anaconda with Griffon and Hurler with Apollo, might even be possible. I like ride-dense parks, which KD is but a couple up-trades wouldn't hurt.

 

While we're talking fantasy, so many parks could be improved if you could just sort of slide things around a bit to make room for new things, but it never works that way.

[XYZ]

Tokyo Disney Resort and Europa Park. And then I would never leave...

 

dt

 

THIS!!!!!!!

 

Seriously, I can't think of a better combination of two parks.

[Aaronupsidasium]

Magic Mountain and BGW's Christmas Town. Riding Tatsu above a bunch of Xmas trees on the side of the mountain. In general, Magic Mountain would be great if it were ran by SW/Busch instead of Six Flags (good food, atmosphere, shows, open rides)

[angryemobeaver]

Silver Dollar City and Dollywood!

They have some of the same rides, and the same management, but combined together would produce a great atmosphere with a big collection of amazing roller coasters!

1.Thunderhead

2.Mystery Mine

3.Wild Eagle

4.Tennesee Tornado

5.Blazing Fury

6.Thunderation

7.Wild Fire

8.Outlaw Run

9.Powder Keg

10. Grand Exposition Coaster

11. Veggie Tale's Coaster

[caffeine_demon]

I'd take the theming, family friendlyness and operations of europa park, and combine them with the thrils of a 6 flags park somewhere!

 

or the history of a knoebels, kennywood or blackpool, and combine it with disney style theming...

[Azoosment@SV]

Santa's Village AZoosment Park and Europa Park

 

Interesting choice. Appreciate the shout-out!

[Meteornotes]

Liseberg and Tokyo Disney Seas. And then I would live there.

 

dt

[daniellazarus]

I would combine Seaworld San Antonio and SFFT, then that would be a pretty decent park.

[Nrthwnd]

Tokyo Disney Sea....and Europa.

 

 

Why?

 

I mean....why not? Have the whole of Europa surrounding

Disney Sea, that's in the middle. The volcano sticking out

of the entire set up.

Edited October 1, 2013 by Nrthwnd

[Schrecken]

I'd combine Hershey Park and Cedar Point - this would be a park that would house three of my all time favorite coasters, and it would be in a scenic location (if it stayed on Lake Erie, but I'd rather it be just over the state line as HP is for me, so I could day trip it). Of course, it would be rather odd having Storm Runner and TTD in the same park, but I guess SR could be like a kiddie coaster for those too afraid to ride TTD. And then Great Bear would be a tamer, shorter version of Raptor. And then Mean Streak might lose its reputation as the worst coaster at CP, overtaken by the Wildcat. But it would still be an awesome park.

 

My other idea is to combine SF Great Adventure with BGE. That would give BGE the world's best woodie (IMO), and Great Adventure would have another dark ride. But of course, you'd have some serious redundancy with AC and Nitro, and to a lesser extent, Batman and Alpengeist. So perhaps one of each similar pair would have to go. You would also have a park with good food and nice landscaping. Also guess Mach Tower would have to go as it would be upstaged by the new drop towers at Great Adventure.

[gerstlaueringvar]

Silver Dollar City and Hershey Park!

[Top Thrill Dragster]

Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Europa Park.

[TyRush]

Hersheypark and KD so I could get off Skyrush, and jump on I305. Then ride Storm Ruuner and jump to Volcano

[IronWolfman]

Silverwood and Elitches.

 

That would give both parks a nice theme (Silverwood), a total of 11 roller coasters, 2 amazing woodies and 1 classic woodie, a classic corkscrew coaster, 2 different boomerang models (Aftershock and Boomerang), a nice SLC, a Half-Pipe, a Arrow shuttle, and 2 nice kiddie coasters. Plus the amount of flats and water park rides would be astronomical

[Angle O. Descent]

Galaxyland at the West Edmonton Mall and Nickelodeon Universe at Mall of America... just thinking outside the box (or should I say "inside")

[cfc]

How about DisneySea and Europa? Imagine being able to go from Journey to the Center of the Earth to Euro Mir then back to Tower of Terror.

[PKI Jizzman]

How about Dreamworld Australia and Sea Paradise?

 

You get Blue Fall and Giant Drop in one park with the blend of two crazy cultures.

[Pyrozooka0]

SFOG plus Silver Dollar City (at SFOG's location)...... unless SFOG gets a RMC woodie sometime soon, then BGT plus SeaWorld Orlando.

[ajfelice]

Knoebels and Holiday World.

 

I would never travel to another park again after stepping foot in this utopia.

[IronWolfman]

Sorry to bump but I just though of this..

 

Kemah Boardwalk and Galveston Pleasure Pier!

 

Galveston Pleasure Pier needs more rides/space and a woodie, and Kemah needs a steelie. Perfect boardwalk/pier combo!