Which park is the biggest pain to visit?

[gerstlaueringvar]

Mysterious Island! That place is so hard to find and there is nothing around except for some dusty villeges. But I'm okay with that since SkyCar is such a great short ride.

[Wes]

Hard Rock Park

[cfc]

^Hell, it's probably easier to get to Six Flags New Orleans.

[larrygator]

On a continent where taking a train directly to a park is almost expected, Alton Towers' difficulty to reach as a non-driver is a pain in the A$$.

 

For me in the US, SDC. Want to fly into Branson? Hand over $600-700. Oh, don't want to do that for Branson, Missouri because you aren't Flanders from the Simpsons? OK. Fly to Kansas City or St. Louis, rent a car, and drive it for several hours. Yeah, that sounds...great.

 

Flying to Edmonton (for Galaxyland) is also quite expensive from the US.

[Canobie Coaster]

Puyallup Fair is a Pain, not because its far away but its only open for like 3 weeks a year.

 

Stricker's Grove

[CPSFMMCW]

Dollywood with its parking lot. The parking lot is massive! It's a pain to walk all the way from your car to the front gate. I also despise bush gardens williamsburg a parking lot brush make you park so far away! Those are my two biggest complaints. Why can't they just have a normal parking lot?!

[jynx242]

Although I love it - The Magic Kingdom comes to mind. Drive to Walt Disney World - park - take a tram to the transportation center - either take a ferry or the Monorail to get to the actual park.

 

I've learned to get to the park in plenty of time before my fast pass - because I always mis-calculate how long it takes to get from the parking lot to the park