Located in Sandusky, Ohio, Cedar Point is believed to be the largest seasonal amusement park in the United States

Now owned by Cedar Fair, California's Great America is not to be confused with Six Flags Great America in the Chicago, IL area. Both parks were originally opened under the "Great America" name by the Marriott company in 1976, but are no longer affiliated with each other.

Actually located in two different towns at once -- Charlotte, NC and Fort Mill, SC -- this Cedar Fair park lies on the border between North and South Carolina.

Located in Allentown, PA.

Located in Doswell, VA.

Located in Mason, Ohio.

Located in Buena Park, CA.

Located in Muskegon, MI.

Located in Kansas City, MO.

Located in Skakopee, MN.

Cedar Fair's water parks around the United States.

Sub-Forums: Knott's Soak City (Buena Park, CA), Knott's Soak City (Palm Springs, CA), Knott's Soak City (San Diego, CA), Soak City (Sandusky, OH), Oceans of Fun, Geauga Lake's Wildwater Kingdom

One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Disney World contains several distinct parks, including: Epcot, The Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, The Animal Kingdom, Blizzard Beach, and Typhoon Lagoon.

Sub-Forums: The Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, The Animal Kingdom, Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon

Walt Disney's original major theme park includes a wide variety of features and attractions, and is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations.

Sub-Forums: California Adventure Park

Universal City, California is home to the original Universal studios amusement park. Tours of the actual functioning Hollywood movie studios evolved into the full-featured theme park now visited by millions each year.

Orlando, Florida is home to Universal Studios Florida, the second major theme park opened by the NBC Universal company. Opened in 1990, the main park now operates in tandem with Universal's Islands of Adventure.

Orlando, Florida is home to Universal's Islands of Adventure, a companion park to Universal Studios Florida. The amusement park, opened in 1999, features several different areas -- each with its own extremely distinct theme. These areas include Marvel Super Hero Island, Jurassic Park, and the upcoming Wizarding World of Harry Potter (based on the popular children's books).

Arlington, Texas is the home of the original Six Flags theme park. The theme park operates in tandem with the Hurricane Harbor water park.

Austell, Georgia has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Over Georgia since 1967.

Eureka, Missouri has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags St. Louis since 1996. Originally, the park was called Six Flags Over Mid-America (1971-1996).

Jackson, New Jersey has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Great Adventure since the nineteen seventies. The theme park operates in tandem with the Hurricane Harbor water park.

Valencia, California has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Magic Mountain since the nineteen seventies. The theme park operates in tandem with the Hurricane Harbor water park.

Gurnee, Illinois has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Great America since the 1984. The theme park, which was originally known as Marriott's Great America, operates in tandem with the Hurricane Harbor water park. Six Flags Great America is not to be confused with Six Flags America, which is in Maryland.

Valencia, California is the home of the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park, which operates in tandem with the Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park.

Arlington, Texas is the home of Six Flags Hurricane Harbor. The water park operates in tandem with Six Flags Over Texas, the original Six Flags theme park.

San Antonio, Texas has been home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Fiesta Texas since the nineteen nineties.

Largo, Maryland is home to the amusement park known as Six Flags America, which features a Hurricane Harbor water park. Six Flags America is not to be confused with Six Flags Great America, which is in Illinois.

Lake George, New York is home to the Six Flags amusement park known as The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom.

Vallejo, California is home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. The park was originally known as Marine World.

Louisville, Kentucky is home to the amusement park known as Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom. The park is featured as the midway for the annual State Fair.

Agawam, Massachusetts is home to the amusement park known as Six Flags New England. The park was originally known as Riverside Park.

Marietta, Georgia is home to the amusement park known as Six Flags White Water. The park is across the street from Six Flags Over Georgia.

Jackson, New Jersey is home to the water park known as Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, which operates in tandem with the Six Flags Great Adventure amusement park.

Gurnee, Illinois is home to the water park known as Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, which operates in tandem with the Six Flags Great America amusement park.

Tampa, Florida is home to the amusement park known as Busch Gardens Africa. The park, a nature-themed combination of rides and animal attractions, was originally called Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

Williamsburg, Virginia is home to the amusement park known as Busch Gardens Europe. The park, which is separated into sections that each represent a different European country, was originally called Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

Langhorne, Pennsylvania is home to the Sesame Place theme park, which is based on the popular children's television show Sesame Street (featuring Jim Henson's Muppets). The park is owned by the Anheuser-Busch company.

Orlando, Florida is home to the SeaWorld Orlando amusement park, which is themed around oceanic wildlife. The SeaWorld parks are owned by the Anheuser-Busch company (which also operates the Busch Gardens theme parks).

San Diego, California is home to the SeaWorld San Diego amusement park, which is themed around oceanic wildlife. The SeaWorld parks are owned by the Anheuser-Busch company (which also operates the Busch Gardens theme parks).

San Antonio, Texas is home to the SeaWorld San Antonio amusement park, which is themed around oceanic wildlife. The SeaWorld parks are owned by the Anheuser-Busch company (which also operates the Busch Gardens theme parks).