List of amusement parks (T–Z)

This list comprises amusement parks, theme parks, and combined water and amusement parks, whose names begin with the letters T through Z. The parks are organized alphabetically by their proper name. This list is global in scope and strives to be comprehensive, though omissions are possible due to the large number of amusement parks worldwide and the constant opening and closing of such establishments.

Entries

• Tokyo Disneyland (Tokyo, Japan): Part of the Tokyo Disney Resort.
• Tokyo DisneySea (Tokyo, Japan): Part of the Tokyo Disney Resort.
• Thorpe Park (Surrey, England, UK): A theme park with a variety of rides, including roller coasters.
• Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen, Denmark): A renowned amusement park known for its charm and attractions.
• Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, Florida, USA): A theme park and production studio.
• Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal City, California, USA): A theme park and film studio.
• Universal Studios Japan (Osaka, Japan): A theme park based on popular movies and characters.
• Valleyfair! (Shakopee, Minnesota, USA): An amusement park featuring roller coasters, family rides, and a water park.
• Walibi Belgium (Wavre, Belgium): An amusement park with various attractions, including roller coasters and family rides.
• Walibi Holland (Biddinghuizen, Netherlands): Known for its roller coasters and thrills.
• Walt Disney World (Orlando, Florida, USA): A large entertainment complex encompassing multiple theme parks, water parks, and resorts.
• Wonderland Sydney (Sydney, Australia) : A former amusement park which operated from 1985-2004.
• Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, Missouri, USA): An amusement park and water park.
• Xcaret Park (Playa del Carmen, Mexico): An eco-archaeological park with natural attractions and cultural performances.
• Xel-Há Park (Riviera Maya, Mexico): An aquatic theme park based on a natural inlet.
• Zoombezi Bay (Powell, Ohio, USA): A water park associated with the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.