Theme parks in US

[tbo2]

Hi, I'm trying to gather a list of "theme parks" in the US, particularly the North East. I know many amusement parks but not many theme parks. As someone quoted on another board "If you take the rides out of a theme park, it's still a theme park. If you take the rides out of an amusement parks, it's a parking lot." Theme parks put just as much emphasis on theming and landscaping as well as their rides.

[Diamondbacker27]

A google search would greatly help.

[A.J.]

Here you go. CLICK.

 

Your definition of a "theme park" isn't exactly the same as everyone else's. There are also regular old amusement parks worldwide that are mixed-use developments or have lots of green space, so if you were to take the rides out of those places the space would still be usable.

[tbo2]

Here you go. CLICK.

 

Your definition of a "theme park" isn't exactly the same as everyone else's. There are also regular old amusement parks worldwide that are mixed-use developments or have lots of green space, so if you were to take the rides out of those places the space would still be usable.

Lol. That google sites awesome. The google search brings up both amusement parks and theme parks.

[willthethrill]

Beechbend, KY

BGW, VA

BGT, FL

Carowinds, NC

Cedar Point, OH

Coney Island, NY

Conneaut Lake, PA

Dollywood, TN

Dorney Park, PA

Great America, CA

Hershey Park, PA

Holiday World, IN

Indiana Beach, IN

Kennywood, PA

Kings Dominion, VA

Kings Island, OH

Knoebles, PA

Knotts Berry Farm, CA

Lake Compounce, CN

Marine World, CA

Moreys Pier, NJ

Mt. Olympus, WI

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, CA

Silver Dollar City, MO

Silverwood, ID

Six FlagsNE, SFOG, SFMM, SFFT, SFOT, SFGrAdv, SFGA, SFDK

Waldameer, PA

Worlds of Fun, MO