1. Europa Park (Germany)
Europa Park (Germany) is one of the amusement parks with a large number of visitors from both within and outside the country choosing it as their entertainment destination every year. Europa-Park is listed among the top 25 most visited theme parks in the world, and after Disneyland Paris, it is the second most visited theme park in Europe and the most visited seasonal theme park in the world.
Visiting this amusement park, you will immerse yourself in exciting roller coasters and experience the most beautiful landscapes here. Europa-Park is located in Rust, southwest Germany, between Freiburg and Strasbourg, France. With a total area of about 950,000 m² divided into 17 themed areas, usually by country within the European Union, over 100 vehicles for visitors to enjoy, and several show programs. The park includes five hotels, a campground, and a cinema.
Regarding roller coasters, the park has 13 roller coasters, the oldest being Alpen Express, and the newest being Arthur, an indoor and outdoor roller coaster combined with a dark ride. In 2015, the Alpen Express roller coaster was equipped with virtual reality (VR) glasses. Europa-Park attracts approximately 50,000 visitors per day. There were over 5.5 million visitors in 2015, generating an estimated annual revenue of 30 million EUR.


2. Hong Kong Disneyland (Hong Kong)
Disneyland Park is situated on a reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, officially opening its doors to visitors on 12/9/2005. The park is designed and built with a strong emphasis on Feng Shui. For example, at the walkway near the entrance to the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort hotel, there is a curved section to prevent Qi (energy) from flowing into the South China Sea.
Hong Kong Disneyland Park is also one of the uniquely designed theme parks that attract visitors with a fairy-tale style. When you come here, you will meet adorable cartoon characters or admire castles only found in fairy tales. You might be enchanted by the enchanting and mystical music of this park. Especially, you can immerse yourself in exploring Tarzan's house, the mysterious Amazon River, or futuristic games.
Come here to experience a dreamlike fairyland. Childhood memories will flood back when you suddenly see Snow White playing with the 7 dwarfs or Donald Duck frolicking with Mickey Mouse. In the distance, Cinderella, the Little Mermaid, the Lion King,... are dancing together in the parade. You will feel like a child again and get lost in a beautiful fairyland, a fantastic feeling that not every destination can provide. Moreover, the sound of horns, drums, and music makes the atmosphere in Disneyland even more lively.


3. Everland Theme Park (South Korea)
As South Korea's largest and leading modern amusement park, approximately 1 hour by car from Seoul, located in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do. The name Everland brings a surprising breakthrough, making visitors feel like they are traveling around the world. The park is continuously developing and becoming more perfectly designed.
Everland Resort is the largest theme park in South Korea. In 2007, Everland was ranked tenth in the world among amusement parks. Along with its main attractions, Everland also includes a zoo and a Caribbean Bay water park. Everland is operated by Samsung Everland, a subsidiary of the Samsung Group. Everland is often compared to Disneyland for the number of visitors, architecture, scale, themes, and atmosphere.
The name of the park is Everland in English. In Korea, the equivalent name is Ebeoraendeu, in other words, there is no true Korean name for the park. The park was formerly known as Ja Yeon Nong Won. Everland is divided into 5 distinct zones, Global Fair, Zoo-Topia, European Adventure, Magic Land, and American Adventure. The park attracts an increasing number of tourists both domestically and internationally.
Especially, they love to come here to have fun, play all day without getting bored. The English name Everland implies creativity, and innovation always surprises visitors ('Ever' implies full of energy and eternity, while 'land' implies nature). The park is open from 10 am to 9 pm every day of the week. The ticket price for adults is 40,000 won (equivalent to 800,000 VND), and the ticket price for children is 31,000 won (equivalent to 620,000 VND). The ticket price is quite high, even for Koreans, but players will have the opportunity to experience all the games in the park.


4. Disneyland Paris (France)
Similar to other Disney parks around the world, Disneyland Paris brings together famous amusement areas, restaurants, and entertainment attractions. Visiting Disneyland Paris feels like stepping into a fairy tale world, returning to childhood with famous cartoon characters such as Cinderella, Donald Duck, Winnie the Pooh, Rapunzel,... or getting lost in the maze of Wonderland...
Disneyland Paris is the ideal playground that most tourists cannot miss. Prepare yourself to be welcomed by the most famous cartoon characters of Walt Disney, ride on vintage carousels, explore mystical lands, Wonderland with Alice,... all the details are carefully recreated by Disney, making your fairy tale journey around the world truly wonderful. Additionally, you can immerse yourself in the unique shopping and dining area of this park.
Disneyland Paris was established on April 12, 1992, and has been in operation for 27 years. Formerly, Disneyland Paris was named Euro Disneyland. However, after 2 years of establishment, the park was renamed Disneyland Paris. From 2002 until now, the park has officially been renamed Parc Disneyland. However, visitors still commonly refer to it as Disneyland Paris.
Every year, Disneyland Paris attracts over 13 million visitors for sightseeing and entertainment, ranking among the most popular tourist destinations in France. Disneyland Paris is considered one of the most expensive tourist attractions in Europe, with a one-day admission ticket priced at 49 euros per person, equivalent to around 1,300,000 VND.


5. Universal Studios (Japan)
Universal Studios Japan, one of the world's busiest amusement parks, offers a comprehensive entertainment complex with thrilling rides and unique architectural styles blending classic Western vibes from the 70s and 80s with modern elements.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Harry Potter, filled with mystery and magic. Universal Studios Japan is a theme park where visitors can experience live shows, intense rides, and explore the settings of Hollywood blockbusters like Jaws and Jurassic Park. The park consists of 8 distinct areas, with the magical realm of Harry Potter being a standout feature. Operating hours vary, providing flexibility for families, couples, and friends to enjoy.
A major attraction at Universal Studios Japan is the Harry Potter world, completed in 2014, faithfully recreating the magical universe of Harry Potter. Another popular area is the high-speed roller coaster called Hollywood Dream, offering two ride modes—forward-facing and backward-facing, ensuring a thrilling experience for onlookers as well.
Other well-loved areas include Jurassic Park, where visitors can explore a tropical rainforest inhabited by dinosaurs on a boat, Jaws for an adventurous boat ride in shark-infested waters, Water World featuring daring water performances, and Backdraft where guests can experience movie-like fire and explosion scenes...


6. Tokyo Disneyland (Japan)
Constructed and completed in 1983, the Tokyo DisneySea amusement park is renowned as the most unique and exotic among the Disney park chain. Tokyo Disneyland spans 465,000 square meters and is situated at Tokyo Disney Resort, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The main entrance is adjacent to Maihama Station and Tokyo Disneyland Station.
This Disneyland is the first to be built outside the United States. Considered the gem of the Disney park chain, Tokyo DisneySea distinctly showcases its differences from its siblings. It is a maritime-themed amusement park inspired by stories and legends of the sea. Therefore, Tokyo DisneySea is divided into 7 distinct areas, also known as ports, including Mediterranean Harbor, Mysterious Island, Mermaid Lagoon, Arabian Coast, Lost River Delta, Port Discovery, and American Waterfront... each area having different themes but all capturing the essence of the sea and the ocean.
Additionally, a special feature that sets this amusement park apart is its offering of appealing alcoholic beverages, thrilling adventure experiences, and exquisite decorations. This is seen as evidence of the maturity of Tokyo DisneySea compared to other Disney theme parks, making it the most visited in the Asia-Pacific region. Drawing inspiration from the sea, when entering Tokyo DisneySea, you will feel like stepping into a completely different world...


7. Disneyland (USA)
Disneyland amusement park made its debut on 17/7/1955 in the city of Anaheim, California, USA. The park is a vast entertainment complex covering an area of up to 34.4 hectares, conceived and invested by the ingenious entrepreneur Walt Disney. This marked the beginning of the era of family theme parks, pioneering the integrated entertainment industry. Since then, 5 other Disneyland parks have emerged worldwide, attracting approximately 13.3 million visitors each year.
Inaugurated on 17/7/1955, Disneyland in Anaheim, California, USA, is the first theme park built by Walt Disney's company. It is one of the oldest, largest, and most enchanting amusement parks in the world. When we mention the Disneyland amusement park, we cannot overlook its top-notch entertainment areas. This expansive park is divided into eight themed areas featuring various captivating attractions that appeal to everyone who visits.
Disneyland is part of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, being the second park built by Walt Disney. This Disney world is a vibrant land that keeps children busy and happy. Here, you can also indulge in a much-needed relaxing spa day and other excellent relaxation services. With 9 themed areas, one day is not enough to explore all the games here. Therefore, visitors can book accommodation at the resort or luxurious hotels within the Disney area.


8. Island of Adventure (USA)
Island of Adventure (USA), a theme park welcoming over 8 million visitors annually, stands out with its 16 massive entertainment zones offering unforgettable and adventurous experiences, coupled with the slogan 'Awaken the Adventures.' Here, you can truly immerse yourself in a world of thrilling rides and breathtaking landscapes.
One of the youngest parks on the list, Universal’s Islands of Adventure, often referred to as the adventurous island, is an entertainment park in Orlando, Florida, USA, opened in 1999. You'll have the chance to explore islands with various adventure themes: Port of Entry, Marvel Super Hero Island, Toon Lagoon, Jurassic Park, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, The Lost Continent, Seuss Landing…
With a strength in filmmaking, Universal’s Islands of Adventure serves as an excellent entertainment set thanks to the combination of Universal's cutting-edge technology and Disney's rich imagination. Located in Orlando, Florida, Universal's Islands of Adventure is an enticing destination for those passionate about the magical world of Harry Potter. The adventure park also features high-speed roller coasters, 3D cinemas, and upscale restaurants catering to visitors. The atmosphere of Universal's Islands of Adventure is vibrant with bustling tourists, diverse local cuisine menus in restaurants, making it a lively and authentic experience for visitors.


Disney’s Magic Kingdom Park (USA), considered the world's most famous amusement park, attracts over 18.5 million visitors annually. This park offers a space of entertainment full of exploration, uniqueness, and a mystical world right at the foot of a fairytale castle, creating an unforgettable experience for those who visit.
As the first themed park in Florida, Magic Kingdom Park remains the centerpiece of every journey to Orlando. Six enchanting lands across 107 acres (43 hectares), providing entertainment from morning to night, and Disney cartoon characters all contribute to an unforgettable experience for your entire family. Visiting Magic Kingdom Park is like embarking on a fun-filled journey on a high-speed monorail with stops throughout the park, including the main entrance, resort hotels, and various theme parks. There are also buses and ferries inspired by the beautiful Staten Island, specially built to take visitors across the Seven Seas Lagoon.
Magic Kingdom Park is where childhood imagination comes to life. Cowboys stroll majestically in front of the faded-time saloons of Frontierland, peculiar creatures parade through Fantasyland. The Middle Ages and the American Revolution are reenacted in Liberty Square. Explore the pirate-inspired forest in Adventureland, feel the speed of intergalactic travel in Tomorrowland, and visit shops and cafes inspired by films along Main Street, U.S.A.
Magic Kingdom Park carries a summer atmosphere that seems never-ending, with parades passing through Cinderella's castle and fireworks displays almost every night. Seek nighttime pirate voyages on the lake, backstage tours to discover, the breathtaking speed of the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Attraction, or discounted traditional haircuts for the elderly and young children. Summer is the busiest time of the year for Magic Kingdom Park, but the extended opening hours include parades and special events. Orlando has a hot climate, but most rides and attractions have shaded queue areas. And you can cool off right on one of the water slides.


10. Ocean Park (Hong Kong)
Ocean Park (Hong Kong) offers numerous thrilling attractions around a vast sea area. Here, you can not only enjoy unlimited fun but also relish the refreshing breeze and the magnificent ocean view. Opened in 1977, Hong Kong's Ocean Park is an amusement park featuring diverse animal species, exciting tours, and captivating performances.
Situated in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, with an area of over 915 thousand square meters, the park comprises two main attractions: the Waterfront and the Summit. Visitors can travel between these two locations via the park's cable car system or train. A unique blend of amusement park, marine park, aquarium, and animal park, Ocean Park Hong Kong is truly one-of-a-kind! It's home to a variety of marine creatures, giant pandas Ying Ying and Le Le, and hosts some of the most hair-raising rides on the island.
Ocean Park Hong Kong is divided into 2 main areas, The Waterfront & The Summit. The Waterfront is near the park's main entrance, where every visitor arrives first. For the complete Ocean Park experience, head straight to the cable car or the express train to reach The Summit upon your park arrival. After enjoying all the attractions at The Summit, descend to The Waterfront afterward. If you want to avoid crowds, the best time to visit the park is during the off-peak season and on weekdays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are usually the least crowded days. Mondays and Fridays may still be busy as visitors often choose to stay longer on weekends.

