4 Classic Theme Parks You Can't Miss Across the United States

Whether you're an avid theme-park fan, a newbie to the thrill-seeking life, or just looking to have a good time, a visit to a theme park is always a fantastic idea. We've listed out four classic theme parks you must visit across the United States:

When it comes to the ultimate family fun, there's no denying that Disney's Disneyland is the perfect place to visit. Perched on top of what's called Paradise Pier, this is the second most-visited theme park in the United States, with over 80 million annual visitors. The parks even offer special family-friendly activities throughout the year.

Although Disney parks are the main attractions when visiting one thinks of “classic theme parks”, Universal Studios is just a stone's throw away in the heart of the Hollywood Hills. You can also spend days of your visit here riding the best roller coasters, watching awesome stage shows, and playing games inside the games to get a special stamp. 

The brand new Orlando park isn't a stranger to the tourism scene in Florida. One of the most interesting attractions at Universal Studios' Orlando location is the daytime haunt. You'll hear singing ghouls and creepy clowns as you stroll through a maze of ghostly scenes including apparitions of notorious villains such as Jaws, the Mummy, and Dracula. You can expect scares on every corner and plenty of scary haunts, but never fear, they'll shut all the lights off for an indoor attraction called Vampire Jamboree.

For Potterheads and fans of all things magic and mayhem, you must try The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Every detail of this Harry Potter-themed land has been tailored to perfection. Be sure to ride the "Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey" attraction, which is especially great for children and the young at heart.

Inspired by the world's most famous movies and television series, Warner Bros. Studio Tour: Hollywood, a world-class, interactive adventure with a goal to get visitors back on the silver screen. It's located in Burbank, Los Angeles. Visitors will be immersed in seven halls of creativity. The trip begins in the studio's headquarters, which offers a sneak peek into the world of movie magic. Visitors then travel through time, from the beginnings of Hollywood, through ancient civilizations, and into the future, in a roller coaster-filled journey. There are over 40,000 square feet of exhibit space, 5 theatrical set visits, and countless creative video effects, projections, and presentations.