Definition of theme park
: an amusement park in which the structures and settings are based on a central theme
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Hollywood Studios has been overlooked by the other Disney theme parks after several attractions have closed over the years.
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What isn’t factored in: admission to Orlando area theme parks.
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Cedar Fair is one of the largest regional theme park operators in the country, with more than 25 million visitors across its 11 parks last year.
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Bus transportation will be provided to Walt Disney World Resort’s locations, which include four theme parks and two water parks.
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And there are still three as-yet unrevealed theme parks to explore.
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In Westworld Mobile, players run the titular theme park and create new hosts to occupy it.
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About a third of the southern-resident population was taken from Puget Sound and sent to theme parks all over the world during the 1960s and 1970s.
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The deal involves parks owned by EPR Properties and expands Six Flags' group of theme parks around the country to 25 in all.
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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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