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"It's awesome. It's like an amusement park."
— Aaron Lewis
Where in the world can you be guaranteed to have a helluva time? Theme Parks!
Whether it's because of its thrilling roller coasters, cool shows, or immersive theming, you'll never be bored at one. Even small attractions that exist on their own outside of theme parks can give you the experience you've been waiting for. Here, you will find examples of all of those.
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- Formula Rossa at Ferrari World holds the title as the fastest roller coaster in the world, going up to speeds of 149 mph. While that may terrify some, for others, it's the thrill of a lifetime.
- The Nickelodeon Universe parks at Mall of America in Minnesota and American Dream in New Jersey get this title just because they're theme parks inside a mall, with Nickelodeon theming. You can't get much cooler than that.
- A similar situation also occurs with the Dreamworks Water Park at American Dream, for being not only an indoor water park themed around the studio's most popular franchises, but also for being the largest indoor water park in the world. It makes you realize that this isn't just any water park.
- The Beast at King's Island has for a long time been considered a classic as far as wooden roller coasters go, holding the record for longest wooden roller coaster in the world and being frequently ranked as one the best coasters out there.
- Holiday World deserves a special mention here, as it was the very first theme park in history.
- The 1964 World's Fair, as it was the birthplace of several iconic Disney attractions and also introduced a lot of cutting-edge technology for theme park rides.
- Millennium Force at Cedar Point has never been ranked lower than second place since its opening in 2000. It's especially impressive considering that its opening year, it still ranked just below its sister coaster, Magnum XL-200, when most rides don't usually reach the Top 10 during their first year of operation.
- Fury 325 at Carowinds. I mean, just LOOK at it!
- The general existence of Legoland. It's a theme park based entirely on Lego, with the vast majority of decorations being made up of the stuff. If things aren't made of Lego pieces, then they're often made to LOOK like Lego pieces that are proportionally scaled to people.
