My favorite amusement park would have to be Epcot, favorite water park is KI Soak City. (Although I haven't been this year yet)

Probably Cedar Point, as I'm a coaster nut. Waterpark wise, I'm not sure.

Busch Gardens Europe or Holiday World and then Splashin' Safari

Seasonal - Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

Year-round - Disney California Adventure or Universal's Islands of Adventure.

For me it's a tie on amusement/theme parks as Cedar Point is great for its thrills and surroundings but Holiday World just has that something special. Waterparks I'd have to go with Splashin Safari but when River Rush opens they'll be in a tie with Splash Country.

Either Holiday World, Kennywood, or Kings Dominion.

Two different things are amusement parks and theme parks. So...

Favorite Amusement Park: Holiday World

Favorite Theme Park: Islands of Adventure

Water Park: Splashin' Safari

Amusement park- Cedar Point, as much as I love theming, atmosphere, and good food its all about the coasters for me so Cedar Point, but Busch Gardens Williamsburg for a CLOSE second. For water parks I do not know because I've only seen Soak City (which is now my favorite addition to KI in a long time!) But I am visiting both Splashin' Safari and Splash Country this summer so that might change.

Favorite Amusement/Theme Park - Cedar Point

Favorite Water Park - Soak City Kings Island

My favorite amusement park is definitely Cedar Point because of all of the rides and I really don't like water parks but if I had to choose it would have to be Splashin' Safari.

Amusement Park: I, tragically, cannot choose between Kings Island and Holiday World, so it's a tie. Both parks have things I love (and don't love) about them. I adore them both...and these just so happen to be the only parks I've been to, outside of Indiana Beach (and I haven't been there since 1999). I really need to visit some more parks...

Waterpark: Splashin' Safari wins by default, as I have never been to KI's waterpark or a stand-alone waterpark...but it would probably still beat most of them, given their epic waterslide collection...

Amusement-

1. Islands of Adventure

2. Kings Island

3. Geauga Lake

4. Six Flags Great America/Dollywood/Magic Kingdom. Can't decide.

5. Busch Gardens Williamsburg

6. Busch Gardens Tampa

7. Universal Orlando

Waterpark-

1. Soak City

2. Castaway Bay

Geauga Lake....... but sadly not no more.

Can't believe no one has said Epcot, I think that park is just like nothing else.

Favorite Theme Parks:

-Cedar Point, Dollywood, Six Flags Great America, and Kings Island.

Favorite Water Parks:

-I don't really pay that much attention to water parks as I'm usually on the coasters, but KI's Soak City is great. I also enjoyed the Beach when it was open.

Can't believe no one has said Epcot, I think that park is just like nothing else.

Epcot is very cool, but it's very outdaded and most of their rides are educational; sorry, but I don't go to Disney World to learn.

Year-round - Disney California Adventure or Universal's Islands of Adventure.

DCA? Interesting choice, what ranks DCA above the other Disney parks?

Year-round: EPCOT (especially at precisely 6:45 AM when the time Vortex opens and you can see visions of Horizons and Wonders of Life shimmering in the distance).

Seasonal: Kings Island or CP.

Amusement parks - Hands down... both Busch Gardens parks, with Sea World close behind.

Water parks - None, not interested.

Seasonal event -Busch Gardens Hallowscreams (both parks) with Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights in close behind.

Really want to go to Christmas Town at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg......(Ahh Winterfest excuse me while I wipe a tear...)

DCA? Interesting choice, what ranks DCA above the other Disney parks?

I absolutely love Disneyland Park, but there's an energy and enthusiasm about California Adventure right now that I really enjoy. I'm a bit of a history buff, so I love the new time period appliques in the park, and the juxtaposition of Los Angeles' Buena Vista Street versus Missouri's Main Street U.S.A. I think the Carthay Circle Theater is the most physically beautiful icon at any Disney Park.

Both of the parks in California are a "best of" amalgamation of the spread-out rides at other parks, but there's a great aura around California Adventure right now that I can't resist.

Of course, Disneyland Park will regain its #1 spot eventually, especially with Indiana Jones Adventure...

What is so great about Indiana Jones? You mention it in every one of your posts than involves Disneyland.

The moment you ride it, you'll know! And don't even bother with an online POV video. It's way too dark.

Can't believe no one has said Epcot, I think that park is just like nothing else.

Not everyone has been to Epcot.

I don't know if I can choose a single favorite for me. If B.G.W. had a wooden coaster, it would probably be.

The moment you ride it, you'll know! And don't even bother with an online POV video. It's way too dark.

Have you ever been on Harry Potter & The Forbidden Journey at Islands of Adventure? Now that's an amazing ride!

Just try not to drink too much Butterbeer and Pumpkin Juice before riding.

Just try not to drink too much Butterbeer and Pumpkin Juice before riding.

Have you tasted Butterbeer? I heard it was really good but was too afraid to try it!

I thought it tasted like cream soda with butterscotch added. I really liked it, but it might not be a taste for everyone.

I thought it tasted like cream soda with butterscotch added. I really liked it, but it might not be a taste for everyone.

have you tried the frozen or liquid? i have had frozen and it is really good. the harry potter ride is easily hands down my favorite ride. RIP Jaws .

My favorite park is Holiday World. Second favorite would be Busch Gardens Tampa.

Islands of Adventure and then Busch Gardens Europe.

Splashing Safari at Holiday World.