Definition of theme park
: an amusement park in which the structures and settings are based on a central theme
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The Florida theme park is encouraging passholders to bring their friends along for the fun this summer by offering them a hefty, limited-time discount on one-day passes for up to six friends.
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Florida’s theme parks are building a spate of rides for younger children.
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The theme park currently is between festivals, so the marketplaces/outdoor kitchens are mostly out of sigh.
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Maybe one day a Southern California theme park will add a blockbuster area or attraction to challenge Disneyland as the region's most popular summer destination.
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The theme park also has new shows and fireworks displays for summer.
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Kings Dominion The Virginia theme park is offering free admission to active and retired military for Memorial Day.
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Chinese companies will not be directly financing the Trump properties, but the theme park is a key part of the project.
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Every year around Memorial Day weekend, Southern California theme parks unveil their new rides and attractions in time for summer tourism season.
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First Known Use of theme park
1960
THEME PARK Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of theme park for English Language Learners
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: an amusement park where the rides and attractions are based on a particular theme (sense 2b)
THEME PARK Defined for Kids
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Definition of theme park for Students
: an amusement park in which the rides and buildings are based on a central subject
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