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Could see the argument for some of the Six Flags/Cedar Fair parks in there too - some do have quite a broad coaster lineup, albeit generally lacking the charm of the 'independent' parks.
Will pass on Asia/Oceania - not enough experience.
I’ve found Disney parks to be the best for GP-friendly experiences. They’re really good about accessibility and have plenty of resources to help you out. Universal Studios is another solid option, especially with their ride-access system. I’ve had smooth experiences at both!
I think the Disney Parks for some reason. I feel like it might be a form of stockholm syndrome, as the way the parks operates are so harsh to anyone who hasn't spent 4 months planning their strategy for Genie+, reserved their dining 6 years in advance, and paid 200 a night for a motel..
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