WELCOME!
...to Nightcoaster's Amusement Park Guide - the second oldest amusement park reference site on the web, established in 1996 and ready for your use for the 2008 park season, celebrating 12 years on the web and continuing to provide more information and links than ever before. Changes continue to happen in the amusement park world. New owners for some parks, and both small and large parks sometimes struggling to stay open. If you love amusement parks, find a way to go! Save money by camping out instead of staying in a hotel. Or stay with friends who live closer to the park. Go with a group and get a group discount on tickets.
Don't forget to check out the links above for waterparks, zoos, aquariums, and other great info like coasters and parks that have been in the movies. There's even a T-shirt you can order!
You may have noticed that more and more parks have reviews listed. While I continue to visit and revisit quite a few parks each year, many of the reviews are provided by YOU! Take a look at the review section and see how you can help by sending me your reviews!
The park web pages are the official ones whenever possible, though I have linked to a few reliable, but unofficial pages. Comments, or links to be considered, are always welcome.
Comments
As I have in the past, I've continued to include a few places that aren't strictly amusement parks, but most people who enjoy amusement parks will also enjoy places like Sea World and the Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village.
I have been visiting parks since 1989, and love adding different parks to the list as I get the chance to visit them.
Keep coming back (especially during the summer) to see what parks I've added to the list! Currently, I've been to 122 parks and ridden 410 different roller coasters. (316 steel and 94 wooden) If you want to know a little more about how many coasters I ride each year, Click here.
That's it for now! Enjoy the page and have a wonderful time at the
park(s) of your choice!
