Best Park Setting

[Beate's Freak]

SFFT

Have you seen anything more beautiful? A B&M next to a clifff.

[kennywood!007]

I voted for kennywood I love the park and the coasters on the cliff (Thunderbolt, Phantom's Revenge) are amazing! The Pittfall on the river side is really spectacular also!

[haiderodes]

universal studios HOLLYWOOD is in a pretty good location.

 

I agree...USH is in a cool location just because everything is perched on the side of hill.

[socalMAN123]

I think Dolly Parton chose perfect places for her parks. Even though I think Dollywood is in the cooler spot.

---Brent

[sixflagsmagicmountain]

[sarcasm] Why is SFMM on the list??? it's got to be the nicest park around.[/sarcasm]

[Jon Sabo]

OCean Park (but my vote goes towards BGE-not on the list).

[easytoremember]

Although I have never been there, SFFT looks like the best by far, although Dollywood is not too far behind.

[CoastersNSich]

I voted for Cedar Point, because of that great peninsula setting. But I can't think of just one to name...

 

- Busch Gardens Europe, that beautiful river/lake that runs through.

- Beech Bend, being on a farm setting

- Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom. I admit I like it because of the city setting, with the Expo Center next door, and views of the Papa John's stadium, Churchill Downs, and Downtown Louisville.

[Bubba83]

My favorite isn't on your list, it's Busch Gardens Williamsburg of course. I love the river and all the beautiful greenery and trees! Also, they use the natural terrain wonderfully!

[bblfgrd]

Can't go wrong with Busch Gardens in Williamsburg...absolutely gorgeous park. Gotta love being down on that river seeing Alpengeist and Nessie, and of course this season Griffon will just add to the beauty.

[Janster]

You left out Walibi World! It's located below sea level in a dutch "polder".

[Guest]

I'm going with "other"

 

Lake Compounce along the mountain and lake is just beautiful and so relaxing.

 

Honorable mentions would go to SFStL, Knoebels, and Universal Hollywood.

[IceDragon]

It's not up there, but Alton Towers should be... It has a height restriction but still manages to push out good rides

[Guest]

Of all the parks i've been to, definitley SFNE. Its in the middle of what I thought was a quaint little colonial Massachusets town (i'm coming from Chicago here so correct me if im wrong ), and the park is pretty hilly, plenty of trees, and has a nice setting. I was really impressed how they connected the DC area with the rest of the park. The admissions area is awesome, with the bricks paths and buildings. I also thought its neat how you cant see the park from the parking lot at all, you take a tram to a bridge, and once your on the bridge the whole park all of a sudden pops up. Very nice setting.

[thrillrideseeker]

I will have to go with Silver Dollar City. I mean it might all be up hill, but it is such a nice place! And you can like never see any of the rides till you are on them, or right beside them! OH and it smells great!

~Matthew

[gnewton34]

Busch Gardens Europe is easily the most beautiful park I've been to. You can't even hardly tell that your in a huge amusement park. You can't even see the different parts of the park because they've incorporated it so well into it's surroundings. It's like taking a hike through the woods.

[Scaparri]

Though I love how Dollywood has used the hills to its advantage, how CP is on a Peninsula, and just the overall usage of BGE's land, I don't think you're going to find any place better than Ocean Park when it comes to setting.

[kidcoaster]

I went with Kennywood because of the classic feel of the place and it has alot of trees and landscape.

[I love DW]

I voted for Smoky Mountains and my second would be the Ozark Mountains because I just love the view that the mountains provide along with the shade there billions of trees provide.

[hemmy]

I love DW why do you keep go searching for old threads to bump?

[coastrfreak2000]

^^OMG you've been here less than a day and your fetish for Dollywood/Herschend is already infecting the forums.