Aqualandia

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Splash, Big Bang and Cyclón, Aqualandia, Spain

Sierra Bernia

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Sierra Bernia, View onto Benidorm, Spain

Erlebnis-Zoo Hannover

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Prairie Dog at Erlebnis-Zoo Hannover, Germany

Stuntfall

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Stuntfall, Parque Warner, Spain

VenusGP

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Venus GP, Space World (former theme park), Japan

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Hi, my name is Tobias and I’m the Themeparkblogger.

I like to describe my blog as your ultimate travel guide for theme parks, water parks and other destinations worldwide, as I visited a lot of places and I’m quite happy to write about them. At the moment you’ll find about 500 posts covering around 250 destinations. Admittedly, this is only an estimate. However, I have covered 142 theme parks so far.

I am a huge theme park enthusiast with a passion for great rides and attractions. I truly love discovering and reporting on all kinds of small attractions even before I visit the big holiday resorts. Therefore, you can find a lot of places covered on my website, which you might not find on any other site.

So join me on my journey through the theme parks around the world and discover with me the countries in which they are located.


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Are you going on holiday soon or are you already there and looking for one or two leisure activities nearby? Then take a look at one of my countless reviews, usefully sorted into theme parks, water parks and animal parks and the country where they are located. Plus, I added a lot of general information, which should help you a lot – especially if you are planning a visit overseas.


Roller coaster travel is without doubt a breathtaking hobby. How it works and which routes you can take on it, you can find out under tours. But beware, this type of trip can be addictive and take you to very distant destinations. Moreover, all your colleagues and family will think you’re quite a nutcase – but if you’re willing to take the risk, you’ll experience one great holiday after another.


Outside of the parks, there is a lot to discover. Really. Just take a look into the Sightseeing section of my website. Apart of countless pictures of various funfairs, mountain coasters and other amusement related activities, I also added a lot of photo galleries of actual sights together with some interesting information.


 

As you can see, Themeparkblogger.com has a lot to offer, after all it is Germany’s most comprehensive theme park blog. But I would not complain about comments, guest contributions and suggestions. Whoever wants can also follow me on the usual social media channels:

 

          


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Roller coaster trip through Japan
Sayōnara Nipon, It was nice to be with you!
Well, I guess that's it. Sayōnara Nipon, it was nice to be with you! In this respect, I would also like to thank Nicolas, with...
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Good Job at the Theme Park
Yomiuriland Basically, Yomiuriland can be described as a classic trolley park; after all, the amusement park, which opened in 1964, resembles many other Japanese amusement...
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The Stress Express to Yokohama
You can't teach a blind person to see; unfortunately, I had to learn that more than once on this tour, because blind in the roller...
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Riding a roller coaster at Mount Fuji
The History of Fuji-Q Highland Fuji-Q Highland at the foot of the majestic Fujiyama, the King of the Mountains, is one of Japan's most famous...
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Uptight situations at the Highland Resort
After riding the Thunder Dolphin at Tokyo Dome City Attractions, we were drawn across the city to ride what used to be the only spinning...
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The Thunder Dolphin of Tokyo
Tokyo Dome City Attractions The Tokyo Dome City around the baseball stadium Tokyo Dome is an inner-city entertainment area. It consists of the stadium (home...
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Hybrid Leisure Land Amusement
Tobu Zoo Park The Tobu Zoo Park opened its doors for the 80th anniversary of the Tobu Railway in 1981. Five years earlier, the operating...
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The way to Yokohama
After a day's break, we were supposed to go back to Nagashima, but since our night's lodging was in Yokohama, we went back to Nagoya...
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A crowded Waterpark
Joyful Waterpark When you learn about Nagashima Spa Land, you inevitably come across the Joyful Waterpark or Jumbo Ocean Water Pool and its immense number...
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¡Viva España!
The History of Parque España It is an indisputable fact that the Japanese are always enthusiastic about European culture; places like Rothenburg ob der Tauber,...
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The long way to Shima and back
The way to Parque España is actually quite easy. From Nagoya, or as in our case from Yokkaichi, you can take the private train to...
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Nagashima-Mania
The history of Nagashima Spa Land Nagashima Spa Land came into being as an addition to the resort near the city of Nagashima, which was...
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How to memorise the route between Nagoya and Kuwana
Early in the morning, at 6:36 to be precise, we left the Daiwa Roynet Hotel in Osaka Kitahama to be at Nagashima Spa Land in...
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Hollywood’s Backdrop
The History of the Universal Studios Japan When 30,000 visitors means a less crowded day, and every local visitor seems to be wearing yellow T-shirts...
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Escaping the heat of Osaka
The Boon is the water park of the theme park Hirakata Park (ひらかたパーク) in Hirakata near the city of Osaka. It is opened during the...
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Osaka’s home for little fairies
Hirakata Park Hirakata Park originated as the Kikuningyō-ten exhibition grounds in 1912, with chrysanthemum-decorated figures and scenes being displayed in October and November of each...
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High castles and colourful lights
When I planned the tour, it was clear from the start that we would stay somewhere in the greater Osaka area for several days. The...
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On a discovery tour through Kyōto
The fourth day of our trip took us to Kyōto. The former imperial capital and residence was the country's capital until 1868, when it was...
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The way to Osaka
As already mentioned in the Space World report, getting to and from the theme park is very simple thanks to the JR station of the...
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# Final Summer
History of the Space World The amusement park Space World shows us in a very fatal way what fish frozen in an ice rink can...
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Togo-Mania at Greenland
Greenland The Greenland Resort has been located in the middle of the Japanese coal-mining area since 1964. Once founded by the Mitsui Mining company as...
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In the rush of the Shinkansen
After a somewhat quieter night than the day before, at least it was a bit colder in the room thanks to the rain showers during...
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Boats ahead on the Japanese highland plateau
The History of Kijima Kogen Park On a high plateau (Japanese Kogen) far above the Japanese spa town of Beppu - which attracts several million...
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By slow train to Ōita
Early in the morning, we took the Limited Express Sonic from Kokura station directly to the onsen capital Beppu. Once there, it is advisable to...
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The Odyssey to the Overseas
On 24.08.2017, we were finally to set off. Since Nicolas' journey was short and uncomplicated, I'd rather describe my own: Before I could even leave...
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Australia Zoo
Australia Zoo in Beerwah, Queensland is one of the largest animal parks in the Australia. The park was founded by the Irwin Family in 1970....
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Sea World
Sea World is one of the Village Roadshow theme parks located on the Gold Coast. Opened in 1971, the sea mammal park hosts a very...
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Warner Bros. Movie World
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Wet ‘n’ Wild Gold Coast
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Luna Park Sydney
Luna Park Sydney right next to the iconic harbour bridge is one of the most traditional amusement parks worldwide. Opened in 1935, the park hosts...
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Luna Park Melbourne
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Dreamworld
Dreamworld in Coomera, Queensland is the largest animal and amusement park in Australia. The park was founded in 1974 and is currently being operated by...
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Epcot
Epcot is one of the four major theme parks of the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. The theme park mainly focuses on...
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