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Alton Towers, Staffordshire, UK

Set in the picturesque grounds of a gothic-style stately home which remains at the heart of the park to this day.

Alton Towers is the UK’s largest and most iconic theme park, boasting over 40 rides and attractions, including the infamous ‘th13teen’, the world’s first vertical freefall drop roller coaster, and ‘Smiler’, which features more loops than any other rollercoaster on the planet!

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Disneyland - Paris, France

Europe’s most popular theme park, and one of the largest in the world, (second only to Florida’s Walt Disney World).

Disneyland Paris is situated on the outskirts of the French capital, and boasts nearly 5000 acres of rides, attractions, restaurants and hotels, and also hosts regular extravagant parades and shows throughout the year!

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IMG World of Adventure - Dubai, UAE

The world’s largest indoor theme park, Dubai’s IMG World of Adventure, spans some 1.5 million square feet, or around 28 football fields of world-class rides and attractions.

Boasting state of the art climate control throughout, the park is split into four separate themed zones, including one dedicated entirely to the Jurassic period, which is home to the city’s tallest and fastest rollercoaster, the infamous Velociraptor, which propels visitors to speeds of over 100KM per hour, in less than three seconds!

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PortAventura - Tarragona, Spain

Situated some 85KM southwest of Barcelona, PortAventura is one of Europe’s best and largest theme parks.

Boasting a host of immersive attractions and excellent rides, most famously, the 115 metre-tall Hurakan Condor, one of the tallest on earth. Split into six themed areas, the park also houses two waterparks and a formula one zone, along with myriad eateries and hotels, and is easily reached from several airports, making it a perfect summertime destination for a family holiday.

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Universal Studios - Osaka, Japan

Japan’s second-largest theme park and one of its most visited, Universal Studios is situated in Osaka.

The country’s second-largest city, and features some 130-acres of rides, attractions, hotels and restaurants. One of the world’s best, the park is home to a number of themed zones, most famously, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, which, along with a host of excellent rides, features full-size re-creations of some of the franchise’s most iconic locations.

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The second oldest theme park on the planet (after the nearby Bakken), Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens dates back to 1843, and to this day, remains one of the best and most popular in the world.

Home to a wealth of excellent rides and attractions, including the Rutschebanen, which dates back over a century and is the oldest roller coaster in existence, and the 80 metre-high Star Flyer, one of tallest carousels in the world, the park is renowned for its old-world charm and is particularly beautiful during the winter months when it is illuminated by a seemingly endless array of Christmas lights and decorations.

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