What USA park would you visit if you could only visit one?

[DailyBugle_JL]

Orlando is like one big park so that where you should go, dont waste your time anywhere else unless you want to do more classic coasters on the east coast or midwest.

[Timmyuk]

Orlando is like one big park so that where you should go, dont waste your time anywhere else unless you want to do more classic coasters on the east coast or midwest.

 

Yes you can and i think your right, if i get the chance to visit the US again i can go to some other places then which are not so obvious.

[shepp]

Cedar Point hands down, I'd stay away from california, crowds at CP will be much better, plus you won't get shot and/or mugged in downtown Sandusky.

 

Of course, the theme parks aren't IN downtown Los Angeles, any more than CP is in downtown Cleveland - which, BTW, has a robbery rate a full 50% higher than L.A's...and five times higher than Anaheim's. (The bucolic paradise of Sandusky, for its part, has a slightly lower robbery rate than Anaheim, but a notably higher rate of aggravated assault and almost twice the rate of rape.)

[matteocrepaldi]

SFGAd only if KK works. If it doesn't work, I would say SFMM.

[JT3000]

I think i will go to Florida, its been so long it will be a new experience anyway and interesting to see if i remember anything, plus hopefully i wont get mugged or shot there

 

Just think of it as another new experience.

 

Might wanna skip Old Town, just in case...

[oriolat]

I would go to SFGAdv only if all the coasters were working without any downtime.

 

If not, my choice would be Cedar Point... amazing coasters and by what I've been told, the atmosphere is great!

[Darien Laker]

I would go with Cedar Point, and if you can do more parks, Geauga Lake and Paramount Kings Island in the same visit. That's like 35+ different coasters with no exact clones of eachother, all in one trip.

[Timmyuk]

so many options

 

I think i am going to have to make a few trips to your land over the coming years, too much to do.

[CoasterExpert13]

Cedar Point. So many rides, so many possibilities!

[rollermonkey]

I'd like to give a shout out for PA. For a single park, pick Kennywood or Hershey. Both are fantastic experiences. If you have a little more time, there are a ton of smaller parks within an hours' drive from either one.

 

I did just about every park in the state in about 4 days! (I missed Dutch Wonderland somehow...) It really wasn't terribly expensive, either. There's a lot of traditional stuff at the parks there, too. One more thing to mention:

 

Knoebels'!