Do you enjoy theme parks? Do you visit them often?

 

I visited Six Flags Over Texas every year when I was younger. I haven't been in quite some time now. I've been to Disney World and Universal Studios multiple times, and I've been to a variety of water parks. I enjoy them, but only when the weather is nice. I enjoy riding on roller coasters primarily.

I enjoy going to theme parks. I’ve been disney world, Disney Land, Universal Studio and Six Flags before.

 

I’ve also been to Water Country.

 

The wave pool was my favorite at Water Country. I also love Roller coasters, but not the ones that go up side down. The elevator rides are also nice!

I've only been to one theme park...that was King's Island awhile back, maybe 5 years.

I love a good theme park. Cedar Point and King's Island are the closest big parks although Camden Park (WV death park) is just down the road from my house. I'll ride any coaster but struggle with free hanging things like spinning swings.

I also love Roller coasters, but not the ones that go up side down.

I don't mind when they go upside down, more of an adrenaline rush for me. :D

 

Did you visit Six Flags Over Texas? If so, what rollercoasters did you ride there? I've been on all of them, I believe. I refuse to go on the Texas Giant anymore after that lady fell 75 feet from it and died. I know that can happen on any rollercoaster, but I'm more careful with the wooden coasters.

I've never really been a fan of theme parks. I can't stand roller coasters—they've just never been my thing. If I do end up going, I usually just stick to the kiddie rides. The big thrill rides don’t appeal to me at all.

I used to enjoy going to Six Flags St. Louis as a kid. Now I am not really a fan of roller coasters, I'm afraid of heights and being a bigger guy I probably can't fit on roller coasters much anymore anyways.

I don't mind when they go upside down, more of an adrenaline rush for me. :D

 

Did you visit Six Flags Over Texas? If so, what rollercoasters did you ride there? I've been on all of them, I believe. I refuse to go on the Texas Giant anymore after that lady fell 75 feet from it and died. I know that can happen on any rollercoaster, but I'm more careful with the wooden coasters.

I haven’t been to the one in Texas yet, but I went to the one in Massachusetts when I was younger.

 

Now that one on my sisters lives in San Antonio, I’ll probably visit the one out there soon.