They seem to always miss Cedar Point in these amusement park videos. Cedar Point is known as the roller coast. They at one time had more roller coasters than any other park in America. They also have a huge water park and Lake Erie beach front. To bad they always pick Kings Island to represent Ohio. Cedar Point is now the 4th largest roller coaster park with 15 of them.
Kings Island is two hours north of here. My 13 year old daughter just went two weeks ago and my 16 year old and her soccer team are going in July. It’s a great amusement park!
Been to Knott’s Berry (Farm) Park AND Universal Studios Hollywood AND of course DISNEYLAND* *Been there so many times since it first opened!! Lived in Valencia and gifted my children with Season Passes to Magic Mountain every year!! I also went to “the Pike in Long Beach and POP (Pacific Ocean Park) countless times…
Orlando, Florida has 5 of the top 10 attended parks in the world going back to the 1990's decades. Below is based on 2022 stats... 1 - Magic Kingdom (Disney World) - has had the most visited annually since the mid-1970's 5 - Islands of Adventure (Universal Orlando) 6 - Disney's Hollywood Studios (Formerly MSM Studios )(Disney World) 7 - Universal Studios (Universal Orlando) (always has more attendance than the one in Hollywood 9 - Epcot (Disney World) was second most visited theme park in the world for over 25 years. - Because many stats rank city tourism by international visitors, Orlando isn't recognized as the most visited city in the world at 70+ million annual visitors, because it's mostly domestic tourism from the US. - Out of all 50 states, Florida is the most visited state in the US, the Orlando metro and Miami metro get about 70% of the visitors. - Orlando metro numbers usually include Daytona (Daytona, New Smyrna & Ormond) and the Space Coast (Cocoa Beach, Kennedy Space Center, Melbourne) - Central West Coast (Tampa/ St. Pete / Clearwater / Sarasota) get close to 15%
they messed up on the castle pic for the OG Disneyland resort here but I LOVE this park along with Uni Hollywood and Knotts!!! been to all 3 several times over my lifetime so far and DCA is right across from Disneyland which she don't mention! lol
Kings Island amusement park was featured in one of the Brady Bunch episodes back in 1976 were the family visits the park because Mike Brady the father had a company architect meeting there where he almost loses his blue print plans on one of the rides in the park. Good and comical episode to see.😂😂😂😂🎡🎢🎪🎠🎈🎟️🍭