wheelchair friendly amusement parks

[René van Honk]

I would like to go to America to visit amusement parks.
That is a bit difficult because I am in a wheelchair.
For example, I would like to go to Disney World but Cedar Point might be too extreme.

I mean Cedar Point has some pretty extreme roller coasters and I get dizzy on a starflyer ahahahaha

I can stand but that's it.

Which are really wheelchair-friendly amusement parks?

[bert425]

with the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), you'll find most parks in the USA are very Wheelchair friendly.

some have a lot of hills tho (SFOG, Dollywood, HersheyPark for example are pretty hilly). . but you should not really worry about accessibility overall.   As most parks meet ADA requirements in some way.

[prozach626]

Holiday World will be a hard pass for you as well. There are almost no flat walkways. Six Flags Great America is very flat. The company is very wheelchair friendly.

I would say avoid SFSTL because of the hills, but if you're smart you've already planned to avoid it because of everything else.

[René van Honk]

Thanks for the information.
I'm from the Netherlands and there everything is basically flat terrain.
Still this is a good tip because my left shoulder + arm regularly hurts a lot because of a serious car accident.
A lot more has happened to it but I'll spare you the trouble because that accident happened more than 20 years ago! (2003)

But some American amusement parks also seem very cool to me.