Well, this is an interesting list:

http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/content/view/38642/

I shall leave the comments for others.

Go read...

Where can one find a "Paramount's" Kings Island? And "EPCOT Center"?

I like how KI is on the list, but someone who dosen't know the correct name of the park, should not be writing a page for theme park advice.

Where can one find a "Paramount's" Kings Island? And "EPCOT Center"?

Easier than finding Flying Turns...

And CP as 1....over WDW.

No IOA, and yet it mentions Harry Potter.

SFGAm, not SFGAd or SFOT or SFOG.

And the new Dark Knight.

And CP to KI in three hours....

Somebody stop me now!

Yeah that article is hilarious. Don't miss Flying Turns. I nearly fell out of my chair when I saw that one. This must have been written by someone who googled "fun amusement parks" and spent 5 minutes copying what he saw. Although he did find Knoebel's... maybe he looked for "Golden Ticket Winners..."

I know my Six Flags parks. I think that is a given. Never in all my borned days have I ever seen or heard of anyone not from Chicago recommending that park as the best of the Six Flags. Perhaps the most crowded, the busiest from a guest perception standpoint...with lots of things to do, but best of the Six Flags? Puh-leeze.

In terms of rides--SFMM looks best, while shows it looks like Fiesta Texas. JMo

I shall leave the comments for others for 2 posters and approximately five minutes until my blood boils and I can no longer hold back.

Where can one find a "Paramount's" Kings Island? And "EPCOT Center"?

Easier than finding Flying Turns...

And CP as 1....over WDW.

No IOA, and yet it mentions Harry Potter.

SFGAm, not SFGAd or SFOT or SFOG.

And the new Dark Knight.

And CP to KI in three hours....

Somebody stop me now!

Corrected your original post in italics.

I shall plead guilty as accused and beg for the mercy of the accuser!

And it didn't even mention the nation's oldest theme park, according to its owners...Holiday World...

loving the fact that one online news article declares the dark knight coasters as overrated, and one states it as a must ride.

Apparently, there's "never enough to experience" at Disneyland.

And what's "Hollwood Studios"?