What theme parks are the most GP friendly?

[Gazza]

Not necessarily good for enthusiasts but good for everyone as a whole? Need some good suggestions.

 

[Hixee]

The ones that immediately spring to mind:

In Europe -

• Europa Park
• Phantasialand
• Efteling
• Liseberg
• Parc Asterix

In North America -

• Silver Dollar City
• Dollywood
• IOA
• SeaWorld
• 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.

 

[Ollie]

All the Disney Parks slot straight into that category.

 

[Dan Nguyen]

Knoebels markets itself as a park for everyone and they literally have something for everyone.

• Free admission for those that don't wanna ride so everyone can enjoy the park grounds
• For those that do wanna ride, their tickets and wristbands are very affordable.
• Plenty of shade
• Amazing food, but they have picnic grounds so you can bring your own food if you don't wanna pay.
• Rides for all ages. Most of the rides there have low height requirements so everyone can ride
• Very pet friendly
• There are free museums on-site
• There's a golf course on-site too.

 

[Arius]

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!