Jotted down my list at lunchtime today, here goes
UK:
Alton Towers
Chessington
Oakwood (Wales)
Thorpe Park
Drayton Manor
Blackpool BP
Lightwater Valley
And with our godchildren.honest gov.
Wickstead Park
Legoland (Windsor)
Gullivers (Milton Keynes)
Europe:
Efteling
Six Flags Holland
Europa park
Disneyland Paris
Disney studios Paris
Port Aventura
Parc Asterix
Futuroscope (not sure if this really counts?)
US (Florida):
WDW Magic Kingdom
WDW Animal Kingdom
WDW Epcot
WDW studios
Islands of Adventure
Universal (Florida)
Sea World
Busch Gardens (Tampa)
Gatorland (included only because you can eat the attractions with hickory sauce)
US (Non-Florida):
Universal (Hollywood)
Six Flags Magic Mountain
Disneyland
California Adventures
Knotts Berry Farm
Cedar Point
Gauga Lake
Paramount Kings Dominion
Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Also been in the car park of Paramounts Kings Island - But in true National Lampoons Vacation style beacuse we overslept in the morning driving from Cedar Point to Kings Island we never arrived until half-past two in the afternoon. That evening the park was hosting a concert featuring Raven? (I think she was in the Cosby show) and they would not let us in the park without buying a concert ticket as well ($28 + $40 park admission) so we refused and walked across the road to the multiplex to see Revenge of the Sith which had opened in the US on that day (When we left the cinema in the evening and I saw the Beasts lift hill lit up, I nearly cried like Anakin I can tell you)
World wide:
Ocean Park (Hong Kong)
Movie World (Gold Coast, Oz)
Hope to do a couple of parks in Canada in September and hopefully Japan next year.
As for favourites (based purely on great times and atmosphere)
1. Island of Adventure
2. Busch Gardens (williamsburg)
3. Port Aventura
4. Disneyland
5. Efteling
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