Coaster Passport: Track the Theme Parks You've Visited

Germany's biggest theme park, with 15 areas themed to European countries.

A Dutch fairy-tale park with storybook rides and top roller coasters.

A classic Disney castle park, famous for spotless service and short waits.

South Korea's largest park, set in gardens and home to a famous wooden coaster.

The world's most visited theme park, in Walt Disney World, Florida.

A Japanese park with one of the world's longest coasters and hot-spring baths next door.

The first Disney park, in California — compact, walkable and packed with rides.

A sea-themed Disney park widely called the most beautiful park ever built.

A small German park with incredibly detailed themed worlds and three big coasters.

A California thrill park with about 20 roller coasters.

Florida's strongest thrill line-up, home to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

An Ohio park on Lake Erie known as the roller coaster capital of the world.

Sweden's much-loved garden park in Gothenburg, with excellent wooden coasters.

An Osaka movie park, home to Super Nintendo World.

Europe's most visited theme park, with the most decorated Disney castle.

A sunny Spanish resort park with six themed worlds near Barcelona.

A New Jersey thrill park with record-breaking coasters and a safari.

A fast-growing Polish park that keeps adding big new roller coasters.

A French park based on the Asterix comics, with strong roller coasters.

A Tennessee park in the Smoky Mountains, with live music, crafts and great coasters.

The newest Disney castle park, with the largest castle of them all.

A Florida park combining big roller coasters with a large zoo.

Canada's largest theme park, near Toronto, built around a man-made mountain.

Northern Germany's biggest thrill park, with several record-setting rides.

Britain's best-known thrill park, set in the grounds of a historic estate.

A Belgian family park by the coast that also has grown-up coasters.

A Japanese thrill park with record-breaking coasters and views of Mount Fuji.

The largest Universal park in the world, opened in 2021.

Italy's largest theme park, on the shore of Lake Garda.

A Pennsylvania park built around chocolate, with a strong coaster collection.

A Virginia park themed to European villages, often voted the world's most beautiful.

A large Ohio park with one of the best coaster line-ups in the Midwest.

A Seoul park with the world's largest indoor theme park under one roof.

A small Dutch park that delivers far more rides and theming than its size suggests.

A Missouri park styled as an 1880s craft village, with excellent coasters.

A compact, beautifully landscaped Disney park with short queues.

A Disney park next to Disneyland, home to Cars Land and Avengers Campus.

A small, easy-to-do Universal park you can ride through several times a day.

A loud, thrill-focused Dutch park aimed at teens and coaster fans.

A Hollywood-themed park on Australia's Gold Coast.

A Disney World park about world cultures and innovation, famous for food festivals.

An Australian park mixing big thrill rides with native wildlife.

America's first theme park, in California, still full of roller coasters.

A hillside park combining marine animals, rides and a scenic cable car.

A film-themed park in Germany's Ruhr region, with rides based on movies.

A movie-making park in Orlando, with rides based on film and TV.

A thrill park on an island lake, about half an hour from London.

A Disney World park that blends a real zoo with immersive themed lands.

The original Legoland, in Denmark, built for families with young children.

A French park focused on cinema, science and big-screen experiences.