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Probably one of the Disney parks, unless you're more looking for thrill rides. The Universal ones are also neat for theming, and I liked Busch Gardens (the Florida one, which I think might have been near Tampa, but I can't remember)

captpackrat posted...

Traction Park is more like it.

You mean Class Action Park.

iirc, it had like five separate incidents resulting in deaths -- some with multiple fatalities -- yet it's open again. Most of the problem is the fact that the owner had designed the rides and it's not like he had that kind of a background.

The DefunctLand video on it was darkly humorous given how fucking crazy the thing was. I've also been getting into the channel FascinatingHorror which covers a lot of amusement park disasters (along with other disasters), which I'm guessing was recommended because I watched some of the DefunctLand episodes for parks with that kind of a history.

Crazily enough, there was another park that had two unconnected fatal incidents (one killing two people, hospitalizing another person and the other killing one person) in the same day. Honestly, the crazy shit I've heard about is enough to convince me to stick with Disney parks where at least the patrons never seem to die (although I guess the staff occasionally has)

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