5 Great Summer Family Attractions in Metro Atlanta

By Jeanne Stamps

1. Six Flags Over Georgia
If you’re eager to ride raging roller coasters or experience affordable family fun for ages visit Six Flags Over Georgia, the southeast’s largest regional theme park. The 230-acre park which originally opened in 1967 hosts characters from Warner Bros. including Looney Tunes, DC Comic’s Justice League, and Mr. Six Flags. Six Flags Over Georgia has 9 thrilling coasters as well as an assortment of fun for younger guests such as a replica Thomas The Tank Engine train ride. Read more

Legoland California – Where Lego Bricks Come to Life!

By James V Cook

Visitors to California who plan on paying a visit to the enchanting Legoland California are in for a treat as all travelers no matter what energy level are sure to enjoy the many adventurous offerings available at this one of a kind entertainment venue. As one enters the magical land of Lego creations the visitor will be teleported in to an imaginary realm where everything is made up of Lego bricks. One of the finest state of the art entertainment facilities in the country, Legoland offers a complete theme park experience which is unmatched and unrivalled. Read more

Five Reasons to Visit the Magic Kingdom Orlando

By Jim William Reeves

The Magic Kingdom has been the pioneer theme park of the Disneyland franchise. From its beginnings in California, it spread all over the world to Paris, Tokyo and even Hong Kong. Of course the Disneyland Resort in Orlando would also have their own taste of this theme park. To first timers out there, here are some of the reasons why you should not leave the Disneyland resorts without visiting this theme park: Read more

Disney’s Blizzard Beach Attractions Part 2

By Jeffrey Montgomery Beck

From the four theme parks that the Disneyland Resorts, we move to the two water parks that the Disneyland resorts has to offer. First we take a look at Blizzard Beach where they feature one of the fastest free -falling waterslides. In the second part of this article, here are the other attractions to be found in Blizzard Beach: Read more

Disney’s Blizzard Beach Attractions Part 1

By Jeffrey Montgomery Beck

From the four theme parks that the Disneyland Resorts, we move to the two water parks that the Disneyland resorts has to offer. First we take a look at Blizzard Beach where they feature one of the fastest free-falling waterslides. Here are the attractions to be found in Blizzard Beach: Read more

Epcot’s World Showcase – A Look at the North American and Asian Countries

By Jim William Reeves

The World Showcase in the Epcot Center features a showcase of all eleven countries from North America, Africa, Europe and Asia. These country pavilions surround the World Showcase Lagoon. This article would feature the countries coming from North America and China. Read more

Meant to Stand Out – Magic Kingdom’s Must See Landmarks

By Jim William Reeves

They may not be the most kid friendly rides or the most exhilarating attractions, but these landmarks around the Magic Kingdom are the most recognizable areas that gives color to the place. Here are some the most recognizable landmarks that gives identity to the Magic Kingdom: Read more

Water Country USA – Virginia

Located just 3 miles away from Busch Gardens Europe (formerly known as Busch Gardens Williamsburg), is Water Country USA. Set to a 1950’s and 60’s surf theme, Water Country USA is jam-packed with fun in the sun and is the largest of its kind in the Mid-Atlantic region. Enjoy riding state-of-the-art water rides and attractions before settling down to watch the Island Quest show featuring acrobats, divers, and trampoline artists. Learn why Water Country USA has been rated “One of America’s Best Water Parks” by the Travel Channel. While there, try out one of the several eateries available; serving everything from hamburgers and pizzas to club sandwiches and deli wraps.

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Busch Gardens Williamsburg – Virginia

Busch Gardens Europe opened up in Williamsburg, VA. on May 5, 1975 directly next to the Anheuser-Busch brewery. The theme park went through two prior name changes before settling on Busch Gardens Europe: when it was first opened up it was named Busch Gardens – The Old Country, then in the early 1990’s it was renamed to Busch Gardens – Williamsburg, and in 2006 was changed once again to its present name, Busch Gardens – Europe to reflect the European Style in which the park was designed. Busch Gardens Europe is so unique in its look, that it was voted the “World’s Most Beautiful Theme Park” 17 years in a row. The theme park has over 50 different exhilarating rides and attractions, a whole section of attractions and thrill rides dedicated to children, wild life attractions for the whole family including Jack Hanna’s Wild Reserve, ten main stages of entertaining shows, several award winning cuisines to choose from, and many outstanding world-class shops to pick up some souvenirs.

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Kings Dominion – Virginia

King’s Dominion is located in Doswell, Virginia, just 20 miles North of Richmond and 75 miles South of Washington D.C. It has recently been voted “ Virginia ’s Most Exciting Theme Park ” – with over 400 acres of fun and thrills around every corner. Enjoy some of the most spine-tingling roller coaster’s, one of the world’s largest drop towers with a 272 foot drop at a chilling 75 miles-per-hour, WaterWorks – 20 acres of water-filled fun for those hotter days, live shows for the whole family, and even a cute Nickelodeon area for the young ones.

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