Knott’s Berry Farm



Theme Park:Knott's Berry Farm (since 1940)
Address:8039 Beach Blvd
90620 Buena Park
https://www.knotts.com
Operated by:Six Flags


Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, California, is one of America’s oldest and most distinctive theme parks. Its story began in the 1920s with Walter and Cordelia Knott’s roadside berry farm, which became increasingly popular for its berries and Cordelia’s famous chicken dinners. To entertain the growing crowds waiting for a table, Walter Knott began building Ghost Town in 1940 – laying the foundation for the theme park that would eventually grow around it.

Today, Knott’s Berry Farm combines its historic roots with an impressive collection of roller coasters, thrill rides and family attractions. Ghost Town remains at the heart of the park, while areas such as Fiesta Village and the Boardwalk add their own character. Major attractions include GhostRider, Xcelerator, HangTime and the classic Timber Mountain Log Ride, alongside numerous smaller rides and live entertainment.

Despite its location in the middle of Southern California, Knott’s has retained much of the character that grew out of the original family business. Ghost Town, the historic attractions and the connection to the Knott family remain just as much a part of the park as its modern roller coasters.

Fun Fact: The park was home to the first modern roller coaster to go upside down.

 
Reviews

Getting Scared at Knott’s Berry Farm



 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Ghost Rider

The large wooden coaster

 


 

HangTime

The surfin’ coaster

 


 

Jaguar!

A very fun family coaster

 


 

Timber Mountain Log Ride

A very entertaining flume ride

 


 

Sierra Sidewinder

A nice spinning coaster

 


 

Silver Bullet

The great Inverted Coaster

 


Legoland California



Theme Park:Legoland California (since 1999)
Part of the Resort
Legoland California Resort
Address:One Legoland Dr.
92008 Carlsbad
https://www.legoland.com/california/
Operated by:Merlin Entertainments Group


Legoland California in Carlsbad, just north of San Diego, was the first LEGOLAND park to open in the United States. Since welcoming its first guests in 1999, the park has grown into a full resort while remaining firmly focused on families with younger children. LEGO models and playful details can be found throughout the park, giving even the simpler rides their own distinctive character.

At the heart of the park is Miniland USA, where millions of LEGO bricks recreate famous landmarks and cities from across the country. Around it, visitors will find a wide variety of family rides, interactive attractions and several small roller coasters, including Coastersaurus and The Dragon. Over the years, new themed areas have expanded the park beyond the traditional LEGO themes, while the adjacent water park and SEA LIFE Aquarium add even more to the resort.

LEGOLAND California is very much a park designed around children rather than thrill seekers. Its combination of LEGO-themed attractions, hands-on experiences and an impressive amount of detail makes it particularly enjoyable for families looking to spend a full day – or more – at the resort.

 

Reviews

A short visit to Legoland California



 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Coastersaurus

A fun family coaster

 


 

Dragon

The great dark ride coaster

 


 

Emmet’s Flying Adventure

Take a flight on the triple-decker couch

 


 

Lego City: Deep Sea Adventure

The submarine ride trough the aquarium

 


 

Ninjago the Ride

An interactive adventure

 


 

Technic Coaster

Project X Test Track

 


Walibi Belgium



Theme Park:Walibi Belgium (since 2005)
Six Flags Belgium (2001 - 2004)
Walibi Wavre (1982 - 2000)
Walibi (1975 - 1981)
Address:Boulevard de l'Europe 100
1300 Wavre
https://www.walibi.com/belgium/be-en
Operated by:Compagnie des Alpes

Loop Garou • Vekoma Wooden CoasterWalibi Belgium located in Wavre nearby the capital Brussels is the biggest theme park in Belgium. The park was founded in 1975 by the Belgian Businessman Eddy Meeùs and is currently being operated by the french group Compagnie des Alpes. The park features state of the art roller coasters and water rides, like the prototype of the Mack Rides Power Splash.

Fun Fact #1: The park is named after the surrounding cities Wavre, Limal and Bierges. The mascot is therefore a wallaby.

Fun Fact #2: The park was operated by the American theme park group Six Flags between 2001 and 2004. In order to promote the park in Europe, Six Flags Belgium was one of the parks featured in the game Roller Coaster Tycoon 2.

Fun Fact #3: The roller coaster Sirocco became world famous after a train got stuck in an upside down position. When the ride was being enclosed during its transformation to Turbine (now Pskyé Underground) a platform for evacuation was installed in the middle of the loop.

 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Calamity Mine

The original Vekoma Mine Train

 


 

Cobra

It doesn’t get any smoother than this

 


 

Flashback

The time travel log flume

 


 

Kondaa

One of Europe’s finest roller coasters

 


 

Loup Garou

Wooden roller coaster made by Vekoma

 


 

Palais du Génie

An evil djinn turns the house upside down

 

 



 

Popcorn Revenge

A very entertainment visit to the Cinemas

 


 

Psyké Underground

Europe’s only Shuttle Loop

 


 

Pulsar

The first Power Splash

 



 

Radja River

The water tunnel at the end is amazing

 


 

Tiki Waka

The bobsled coaster high up in the sky

 


 

Vampire

A very good SLC