Six Flags Great Adventure



Theme Park:Six Flags Great Adventure (since 1978)
Great Adventure (1974 - 1977)
Address:1 Six Flags Blvd
08527 Jackson Township
https://www.sixflags.com/greatadventure
Operated by:Six Flags


Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, has been one of the major amusement parks on the East Coast since opening in 1974. Originally created by businessman Warner LeRoy as part of an ambitious entertainment complex, Great Adventure was acquired by Six Flags only a few years later and has continued to grow ever since. Alongside the amusement park, the extensive safari has remained an important part of the destination for decades.

Roller coasters are at the heart of Six Flags Great Adventure. The park is home to a large and varied collection that includes Nitro, El Toro, Jersey Devil Coaster and the launched coaster The Flash: Vertical Velocity. Beyond the coasters, numerous thrill rides and family attractions fill the expansive park, while the Wild Safari offers a completely different experience with animals from around the world.

With its extensive coaster lineup, large park grounds and the neighboring safari, Six Flags Great Adventure has plenty to fill a full day. More than 50 years after opening, it remains one of the most important amusement parks in the northeastern United States.

 
Reviews

Going on a Great Adventure


 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Dark Knight Coaster

The indoor Wild Mouse coaster

 


 

El Toro

A blast of a ride

 


 

Jersey Devil Coaster

The intense single rail coaster

 


 

Medusa

A fun machine

 


 

Nitro

A great hyper coaster

 


 

Runaway Mine Train

A great family coaster

 


 

Skull Mountain

A fun indoor coaster

 


 

The Joker

The marble track roller coaster

 



 
 

Past Highlights of the Theme Park

 





 

Kingda Ka

The world’s tallest coaster

 



Universal Studios Florida



Theme Park:Universal Studio Florida (since 1990)
Address:6000 Universal Blvd
32819 Orlando
https://www.universalorlando.com
Operated by:Universal Parks and Resorts


Universal Studios Florida in Orlando, Florida, opened in 1990 as the first theme park at what is now Universal Orlando Resort. Originally built around the idea of taking guests behind the scenes of movies and television, the park has changed considerably over the years. While traces of the original studio concept remain, Universal Studios Florida is now primarily built around immersive attractions inspired by popular movies and characters.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley is one of the park’s highlights, with Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts hidden deep inside Gringotts Bank and the Hogwarts Express connecting the area with neighboring Islands of Adventure. Revenge of the Mummy remains one of Universal’s standout indoor roller coasters, while Men in Black: Alien Attack and E.T. Adventure represent very different generations of Universal’s signature dark rides.

Universal Studios Florida has never stopped changing, and that has always been part of its character. New attractions have replaced many of the original experiences over the years, but the idea of stepping into the movies remains at the heart of the park.

 

Reviews

A visit to Universal Studios Florida



 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Bourne Stuntacular

An unbelievable stage show

 


 

Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts

A very immersive dark ride coaster experience

 


 

Men in Black: Alien Attack

The awesome interactive dark ride

 


 

Revenge of the Mummy

The intense indoor coaster

 


 

Transformers: The Ride 3D

An awesome dark ride experience

 


 

 

Past Highlights of the Theme Park

 





 

Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit

The large coaster of Universal Studios Florida

 



Magic Kingdom



Theme Park:Magic Kingdom (since 1971)
Part of the Resort
Walt Disney World Resort
Address:Bay Lake
FL 34747
https://www.disneyworld.eu
Operated by:Walt Disney Parks and Resorts



Magic Kingdom in Bay Lake, Florida, was the first theme park to open at Walt Disney World Resort in 1971. Inspired by the original Disneyland in California, the park took Walt Disney’s classic theme park concept and adapted it on a much larger scale. At its center stands Cinderella Castle, which has become one of the most recognizable symbols of Walt Disney World.

The park is divided into six themed lands, from the nostalgic Main Street, U.S.A. and the jungles of Adventureland to Fantasyland and the futuristic world of Tomorrowland. Many of Disney’s most famous attractions can be found here, including Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion and Space Mountain, alongside newer additions such as TRON Lightcycle / Run. Parades, character encounters and the nightly fireworks over Cinderella Castle remain just as much a part of the Magic Kingdom experience.

More than five decades after opening, Magic Kingdom still represents the classic Disney theme park experience at Walt Disney World. Its combination of familiar attractions, elaborate themed lands and generations of Disney history makes it a park that continues to appeal to both first-time visitors and returning guests.

 
Reviews

The happiest place on Earth



 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




 

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Simply the perfect family coaster

 


 

Haunted Mansion

An eerily dark ride

 


 

It’s a small World

The happiest cruise on earth

 


 

Jungle Cruise

The cruise famous for its jokes

 


 

Pirates of the Caribbean

Yo, Ho! (A Pirate’s Life For Me)

 


 

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train

A swinging family coaster

 



 

Space Mountain

A journey through outer space

 


 

Splash Mountain

A fantastic log flume

 


 

Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room

A timeless classic