when you go to a theme park there is almost always a new ride for that year and now dought you want to ride it however the que line will moast likely be about a mile long and you dont always now if its werth the wate well an esy way to find out is by just looking and thinking.
(dos it come into 2 ore more of these catagorys)
1.hight
is its above the tree line(over 100 foot)
2.invershons
dos it contane 1 or more LARGE invershons(tall vertical loop or moltipal corcscrus)
3.speed
lornch coaster or very fast acording to its hight.
4.drop
if its got a vertical drop or ferther than vertical drop

if it dos not fit 2 of these catogorys then it might not be worth the years of wating

how ever ther are som exseptions if the ride is a duplicut or a production coaster then the ride might not be that friling like the boomerang coasters

however if its an exseptyonly long terane coaster like the beest at kings iland or a lowdown flying coaster like air at alton towers it might just be worth it.

Geography matters. Most amusement park visitors don't know much about the park, and have short attention spans. This means that they will generally become enticed by the first major attraction that they see. It's tempting to follow suit, but if you avoid doing this and walk patiently to the back of the park you can get many of the rides done without waiting long.

A prime example of this is Islands of Adventure in Orlando, FL. Everybody always heads straight to 'The Incredible Hulk' because it is the first thing they see after the entrance, leaving 'Dueling Dragons' (a superior ride in almost every way) without much of a line.

Amusement Parks are, with their constant distractions, intricate layouts and cacophonous noise, a quite wonderful place to lose your children. It takes no more than an "ooh look at that" and your child has wandered off in search of cotton candy or a fairy-tale prince and into a crowd ten thousand strong, leaving you in a flat panic.

Presuming that you like your children, and that the day was not an elaborate ruse to dispose of them, I would recommend agreeing with them a meeting place should they get lost. Also let them know that if they are well and truly lost, it is best to approach women with more than one child (statistically the safest people!) and explain such.

if possible, bring your own healthy snacks. if you must buy food at the park, try to eat before 11:30 or after 2:30; the lines will be much shorter.

1) As you are going round the park in the morning try to sort out an eatery with "good food" and if feasible return there for lunch.
2) Know what time the preferred lunchtime is in the country/region, you are visiting. Have your lunch before or after this time.

this is somthing that moastley afects ones a year theme park goers hears the problem: yove com to the park you want to ride a very popular ride but you dont wont to ride it ferst maby yor not brave enuf yet however by leving it to later its queue will be far to long wat do you do?

well lets take cedar point for example on an avereg summer day mavericks queue can get stupidly long ofcors you can avoid this by going erly but maby you ont to ride mean streak or iron dragon ferst well then try these simple steps

1.get to the park about half an hower erly

2.get to the front of the queue on the ride you want to ride ferst

3.wen the rids open get on yor ferst ride

4.after you get of the park will only have ben open 10 minets run to the more popular ride and the queue shold be onley half an hower long

so folow these tips and yor day soled be much more enjoiable.

how to choos the wright park and the right rids for you

ok yor going to yor ferst magor theme park
1.The wright park
oltho it may sound strang i wood advise alton towers as it has a wide range of smaller rides and biger ons to ride.

ok so youve desided to go to alton towers
2.yor ferst ride you ride shold be a roller coaster as if you dont you may not have the nerve later i advise SONIK YES a spining coaster as this shoold give you the half roller coster experens wich is the aut of controwl felling

ok yove roade sonik and mabysom other fun rids
3.now its time to finish yor coaster traning with somthing that will give you the speed and the Gs you now need to ride RETA nort to sixty in less than 2 seconds this will give you the full thrill ride expereenc

congradulations you can now ride eneything!

ofcors this may not be for you thers always the log flume or the run away mine trane ut remembor you cant get the full experianc untill youve marsted nemesis or flown on air

note:if you get destracted by th13teen befor you ride reta ou may not have the nerve to ride it later

My advice is to deffintley buy a fast-track pass if thats an option because youl have such a better day. Even though it will cost more, if you maybe cancel another trip and use that money for a fast-track you can have a queue free day and a more enjoyable time.

Also i suggest going to the big rides first as queues later on in the day get ridiclous. Get there early and pratically run to the rides

Following are the tips from my side:
1. A handout providing detailed information about the rides in park including number of rotations per minute or the duration of each ride and alarming information for patients. This handout should be freely distributed in the vicinity so that the visitors may save time and entertain safely.
2. The visitors must be provided with a number after every visit and should be allocated some free points at a particular threshold. It could be very healthy for the families with kids.
3. Theme Parks are a very good place to entertain and with the passage of time people are getting more devoid of these parks due to busy schedules. They should be motivated to come out and get relax and for this there could have been arrangements for transportation freely available that can be a big plus.
4. Google maps have resolved many problems when it comes to locating a park. However, electronic media is not all the time handy so proper directions and could be distributed or dropped at the houses in order to attract people and save their time and energies as well.
Thanks.

try to get there early to avoid lines as much as possible, and make sure to use a map. Some theme parks are so big and sprawling, and it's good to know where things are.

When you go to the main themeparks don't go to the headline ride first... everyone will be going there! Go on a couple of other rides first, which will be empty and then head to the bigger ride, by which time other people will be moving on. But always arrive as it opens.