Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park has been located in Glenwood Springs, in Garfield Country in Colorado, the 38th state of the United States of America and approx. 160 miles (approx. 257 km) from Denver, since 1999. The Glenwood Gondola, a cable car, takes

Lotte World Adventure in Seoul, South Korea, is one of the largest and most famous amusement parks in the world. Open since 1989, the park attracts millions of visitors every year who are looking for fun, adventure and unforgettable experiences.

Visulahti is a themed water park with associated flat rides. It was opened in Mikkeli in 1980 and is beautifully located by Lake Saimaa. The campsite is open all year round, while Visulahti is open only in the summer months.

The Aqualibi is located right next to the Walibi Belgium, but is an independent fun pool for the family and extreme sliders.

For example with the "Flash" slide, which can reach speeds of up to 50 km / h. Or would you prefer to enjoy a more moderate slide

Originally started as a private zoological collection, the interest in Van Blanchendaell Park increased so much that it opened its doors to the public in May 2007. Since then, Tuitjenhorn, between Bergen op Zee or Alkmaar and Schagen, has been home to

The Lochmühle amusement park in Wehrheim im Taunus is an ideal destination for anyone who wants to enjoy a day full of fun and exercise in nature. Nestled in a green landscape, this traditional park offers a successful blend of rural charm, adventure and

The Bayreuth Folk Festival has been a tradition for over 110 years and is one of the largest folk festivals in Franconia. In addition to two festival seasons and many showmen, there is also a large supporting programme on offer. This naturally includes a

A nice, small amusement park in the middle of the forest.

The park is home to some extraordinary attractions like a solar powered Harakiri slide and a people powered coaster.

There the empty train of the roller coaster is pulled up with the help of the

The Oktoberfest in Munich, affectionately known as the ‘Wiesn’ by locals, is the largest folk festival in the world and a global symbol of Bavarian culture and joie de vivre. Its origins date back to 1810, when it was first celebrated on the occasion

The shooting festival takes place on the Schützenplatz at the city park. There are fireworks after dark on Fridays and Monday is family day with reduced prices.

Travel information:

By public transport:

- by train - Remscheid railway station (2.6 km on foot)