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Park groups
Disney and Universal have Limitless Park guides. The other groups link to their official park directories.
Disney Parks
Start with Walt Disney World, Disneyland or one of Disney’s resorts overseas, then work your way into the parks.
Universal Parks
Find a Universal resort and the parks within it, from Orlando to Osaka.
Six Flags ParksIncluding the former Cedar Fair parks
Cedar Point and Kings Island belong here alongside parks such as Six Flags Great America. Six Flags and Cedar Fair combined in 2024.
SeaWorld & Busch GardensUnited Parks & Resorts
SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and the other United Parks & Resorts brands.
Herschend Parks
Dollywood, Silver Dollar City and Kentucky Kingdom are part of this group, along with parks such as Kennywood and Lake Compounce.
Merlin ParksLEGOLAND and more
The LEGOLAND resorts share this group with Alton Towers, Thorpe Park and Merlin’s other theme parks.
Independent parks
Holiday World
An independently operated park in Indiana.
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Park history & archives
Old rides, changed parks and photos from earlier trips. Three picks from the archive, with a different mix when you come back.
Lilo & Stitch in the parksHistory · April 2025
A look through Stitch’s park appearances, including the character meals and the very different attractions built around him.
The Theme Park Graveyard2025 edition
Our year-end look at the parks and attractions that closed in 2025, and the questions their closures left behind.
Disneyland in spring 2018Photo archive · Published 2023
Photos from before Galaxy’s Edge and Avengers Campus, when Mission: BREAKOUT! was still the big reason for the trip.
Before Paradise Gardens ParkLand history
Golden Dreams and Orange Stinger once occupied parts of this corner of California Adventure. The guide looks at what was here and what replaced it.
Remembering Splash MountainRide review · July 2020
Andrew’s review of the Magic Kingdom ride, written after its retheme was announced. A snapshot of the ride as it was.
When Cheetah retiredFrom the news archive · February 2021
Our report on Wild Adventures retiring its wooden coaster, with a look at the ride and what the park said at the time.
For older trip photos, open Limitless Parkives or browse the Photo Gallery.
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Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park: Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland (2018), Universal Studios Florida’s entrance (2022), The Joker at Six Flags Great America (2017), Holiday World’s entrance (2022), Mission: BREAKOUT! (2018) and Splash Mountain at Magic Kingdom (2018). More photographs are in the Photo Gallery.
Lightning Rod video still: Jeremy Thompson / Flickr, June 12, 2023, CC BY 2.0. It shows the original launch hill, before the lift conversion.
Kumba photograph: from Limitless Park’s July 2019 Busch Gardens Tampa trip report.
LEGOLAND California entrance: Simon_sees / Wikimedia Commons, September 6, 2009, CC BY 2.0.
Stitch’s Great Escape entrance: M.M.Minderhoud / Wikimedia Commons, May 2005, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Six Flags America aerial: Six Flags, as credited in our 2025 Theme Park Graveyard article. Cheetah photograph: from our February 2021 retirement report.
Golden Dreams: Ellen Levy Finch (Elf) / Wikimedia Commons, 2006, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Images are cropped to fit their frames. Expandable history photographs fade to grey when opened. The Golden Dreams and Stitch’s Great Escape images and their display adaptations remain under CC BY-SA 3.0. Credits cover every image in the rotating history selection. These are archival views; dates above refer to the original photographs or video.