Top 15 Small Parks with Standout Coasters in the U.S.! 

Thanks for watching! If your favorite park wasn’t on this list, it’s likely because it has 8 or more rollercoasters. This includes most six flags parks, Kennywood (8), Knott’s Berry Farm (8), Worlds of fun (8 with Zambezi zinger opening next year).

Dude just wanted to say that your videos are fire, keep it up! Very high quality production, I especially love your tier lists.

As someone who grew up with Indiana beach being their home park for 20 years, seeing Indiana beach on this list made me so happy. Cornball Express is a criminally underrated CCI and is one of my all time favorite woodies

Adventlamd got me into coaster with first the outlaw. It's a good park.

Seriously, Kennywood didn't make this? They have 2 of the better coasters in the country in it it

A few things- 1. Michigan's Adventure NEEDS to be on this list somewhere. Shivering timbers has tons of airtime, and if you can put holiday world in the "must visit" tier mainly for The Voyage, you can put Michigan's Adventure in here SOMEWHERE. 2. SeaWorld Orlando and Islands of Adventure are by no means small parks, they just don't have as many roller coasters. Besides, you really don't need to say them, as 4.6 million people visited SeaWorld Orlando in 2019, and Islands of Adventure had 9.08 million visitors in 2022. 3. Kentucky Kingdom deserves a higher rating. It has two ELITE coasters in Storm Chaser and Lightning Run, and Storm Chaser ALONE is worth a visit to Kentucky Kingdom.

Knoebel's is NOT 1/2 hour away from Hersheypark. More like about 70-80 minutes, depending on traffic.

one that doesn't fit the criteria, but I'd say, if you can, absolutely come out here for it, is Lagoon in Farmington, Utah, their standout coaster is Cannibal, an in house hyper coaster with the tallest beyond vertical drop in the world and the world's only Lagoon Roll, plus an amazing supporting lineup to go with that as well since they have Colossus, a Schwarzkopf doppler looper, Wicked, the first Zierer Tower Coaster, and the first full circuit coaster to have a vertical launch, and the all new Primordial, which I can't talk about because yes, this ride has spoilers

Agreed with Kennywood

Kennywood definitely needs to be on this list

Glad Kentucky Kingdom made this list I really like that park. They have really put in the best additions they could with the restrictions they have

👍Glad to hear you're planning a trip to Knoebels: The retirement home for great classic rides. Heed the call, Knoebels is a FULL day park. Too many "best in the country" and rare unique rides like Flying Turns await you there. Getting plenty of re-rides on Phoenix & Twister is essential for proper ratings.

Kennywood has seven...idk how it didn't make the list.

Cool video - but I don't know if "small park" is the best descriptor for parks like Islands of Adventure and Silver Dollar City. I know your definition is 7 coasters or fewer, but I'd say Lagoon for example definitely feels "smaller" in scale than the Orlando parks.

I went to waldemeer and it's OK only thing saving it is it's free to get in and park and just have to pay for rides but the 1 or 2 coasters i found worth it for

ArieForce One is the best roller coaster in Georgia, and I say that with no hesitation!

Technically it has 8 coasters but im really surprised kennywood didnt get a honorable mention or something

In my opinion 1. Islands of Adventure 2. Silver Dollar City 3. Holiday World 4. Seaworld Orlando 5. Knott's Berry Farm (not counting xcelerator and montezooma) 6. Kentucky Kingdom 7. Seaworld San Anotnio 8. Dorney Park 9. Mt. Olympus 10. Funspot Atlanta 11. Waldameer 12. Bay Beach 13. Knoebels 14. Michigan's Adventure 15. Lake Compounce

Sea World you lost me at Vest Restaurants. They are horrible, the ones at Kings Island get so tight I feel like I can't breath at the breaks.

It was never going to make the list, being in the UK, but Drayton Manor. It has the only remaining Intamin stand up, I didn’t get the best rides as I went on a cold day with not enough people to fill one train on said Intamin.

Indiana Beach's best coaster is easily Lost Coaster. A woodie with an elevator, insane laterals and ejector airtime, forward and backwards. Cornball Express is also rough.

This Is The Most Specific Coaster Video I've Ever Seen Lol

Knoebels is my happy place

Morey's Piers tears are saltier than the Atlantic Ocean it sits next to not being on the list.

I am sorry, but how could you leave out Storyland in New Hampshire!? Roar-a-saurus is a must, especially when they do Nostalgia Nights and you get a night ride on it!

How is Michigan Advenute not on this list, they have 7 roller coasters and shivering timbers wich is one of the wooden in the world

Correction: Shellraiser is a euro fighter, not an infinity

😂 Knotts only has 4 adult thrill Coasters. Ghostrider, Silver Bullet, Xcelerator (down since 3/22), & Hangtime. Montezoomas Revenge has been removed. Jaguar, Pony Express, Coast Rider, & Sierra Sidewinder are all family coasters. But if you counted them all that's 8 coasters. 7 without counting Xcelerator as it's been SBNO since March 2022. Montezoomas Revenge is gone.

MAKO!

I’m not sure how you made this video because you haven’t been to most of these parks. You also missed Lagoon.

Bro forgot lagoon

His last pick was horrible 😒

SWO dont count

Couple of things.... Michigan's Adventure? Ever heard of it? Obviously not since you think Voyage has the most airtime out of any wooden coaster... Shivering Timbers has more airtime than Voyage, Diamonback, Steel Vengeance, Phantom's Revenge or Phoenix. Don't believe the hype. Voyage and Steel Vengeance claim to have the most airtime... But let us remember those numbers come from a computer simulation and not actual rider experience. I feel that they count any negative g's as airtime. So are they counting all negative g's? Take SteVen's pre-lift for example. It gives negative g's, but they aren't strong enough for me to call it airtime. But I guarantee the park is counting it to get that record... Come to Michigan and ride Shivering Timbers, the ride that actually has the most airtime. I base that statement on decades of experience and not the park's marketing hype. Speaking of hype... Why is everyone hyping up Arie Force One so much? It looks short. It looks slow. It has a really dumb name. It looks more like a flop to me, but I keep hearing people say it's a top-tier RMC. I shouldn't be surprised, every RMC coaster suffers from over-hype...

Glad Disney isn't on the list, Go Woke Go Broke...