How to prepare and enjoy your visit to the amusement park

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Steps
Method 1 of 3: Plan Your Visit
Method 2 of 3: Clothing and Safety
Method 3 of 3: Enjoy Your Time in the Park
Tips
Warnings
What do you need

Many people love amusement parks but don't properly prepare to go to them. Read this article to help you save money and increase your fun at the amusement park.

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Plan Your Visit

1 Explore. Have you been to this park before? If not, do your research ahead of time. If you don't think there are any attractions here that you enjoy, then don't force yourself to go there.
2 Plan your trip and invite your friends. Make sure you know how much tickets cost and buy them in advance if necessary. If you're sure you'll want to go there multiple times, see if there is a season ticket and how much it costs. There are tickets that are only designed for a certain number of trips. If you only want to ride a few times, then choose them, but if not, make sure you buy a ticket that will allow you to ride all day.
3 Stay where you are. If you've prepared for a multi-day getaway (which is a good idea if you want to get to an amusement park), staying put will make things much easier.
4 Make a plan. While it may seem tempting to ride the rides in any order, you feel like it could mean that you are walking from one end of the park to the other more than necessary, and as a result, your legs will be very sore. To avoid this, purchase a park map and use it. Ride in order, or at least the rides that are in one particular area of the park, before moving on to others.
5 Have enough money on hand. Depending on how long you will be in the park, plan what you will eat there. Be aware that food is expensive in the park.
6 If you have nausea but still ride in amusement parks, you can get anti-nausea pills at your local pharmacy. Take them in advance. If you are not sure that you will not be sick, it is better to have them with you.

Method 2 of 3: Clothing and Safety

1 Outfit. Dress lightly (but bring a jacket if you need to) and take only what you need with you. If you bring your own food first, make sure your amusement park offers storage.
2 Wear comfortable shoes. Flip-flops are actually not the best idea for an amusement park, especially one where while riding some of the rides, your feet are left hanging in the air. Wear supportive running shoes or walking boots.
3 Do not wear loose clothing. If you want to wear a hat, always remember to put it in a secure pocket before each ride. Keep your wallet or purse in a safe place! They can easily get lost in the hustle and bustle of the amusement park.
4 Tie up your long hair. Hair below the shoulder can easily get tangled when riding fast. It is best to braid the braids, as they are located closer to the head and do not have tousled hair or ponytails.
5 Don't wear earrings. Many rides can be harsh; you are unlikely to want to puncture a couple of holes in the back of your head.
6 Bring as much sunscreen as possible with you. Especially in the summer. On most rides, you will be exposed to different elements, whatever they may be.
- Take a bottle of water with you.It is very easy to get dehydrated if you spend all day in the sun.
7 Don't bring a ton of stuff with you. If you are visiting the park with a person who will not ride most of the rides, do not carry huge bags or wallets with you unless you can help them carry them. You won't be able to take them to most of the rides. You either have to leave them with your non-skating companion, or pay for a locker, or stuff them into drawers before you ride. The latter option does not provide any guarantee that someone will not want to leave with your wallet at that time. how will you go to ride the attraction.
- Wear something with large zip or snap pockets. All you really need is some money, and maybe your phone. You can always leave your jacket in the car and go to pick it up later.
- Always carry your medicines with you or take them in advance.
- If you are a girl, be sure to bring your feminine supplies with you in case you need them.

Method 3 of 3: Enjoy Your Time in the Park

1 Go on a weekday. If possible, avoid spending weekends in the park during the summer months. When schools are closed, places like Cedar Point are overcrowded, especially on weekends.
2 Come early. If you want to spend as little time in lines as possible and avoid the heat of the day, it is best to get to the park as early as possible. And people come early to ride their favorite rides as soon as possible.
3 Self-walking. Take a break from the rides every now and then, maybe by train or gondola (these can also be a great way to ride around the park without wearing your sneakers).
4 Do not force yourself or a friend to go to certain rides, especially if you or your friend do not meet the parameters required to ride them. If you are too short, overweight, sick, or pregnant, be careful when choosing attractions.
5 If you want to play games and shop for souvenirs, wait for you and your companions to visit enough attractions. Leave it to the end, you shouldn't be limited. Hold it until the end, you shouldn't be limited to a giant stuffed toy that you will carry around with you everywhere.

Tips

Agree on a meeting point with your companions in case you get lost!
Check the weather forecast in advance. After all, it can affect the movement of transport and what attractions can be ridden.
If it's summer then don't forget to bring sunscreen.
Bring zip-lock bags with you to protect your belongings when riding on water attractions.
If you're planning to visit a theme park like Disneyland or Hersheypark, you can bring a bag to carry things like sunglasses, cell phones, snacks, or cameras!
Stay together with your family or friends.
Take your mobile phone with you.
Make sure everyone in the family is wearing a certain item. For example, the whole family is dressed in neon green clothes. This will make it easy for you to find each other.
If you're heading to a park like Disney or Universal, inquire about the crowd and the hustle and bustle. The parks are not crowded during the first days of the week, even in summer.
Be considerate of others. Don't push people to get in line.
Don't spend too much money. Games and food can be quite expensive at fairs and parks.
Do not take friends with you who do not like any attractions.
Some parks have express tickets that allow you to ride the most important attractions without waiting in lines. If there are a lot of people in the park, you should consider purchasing an express ticket.
Make sure your mounts are completely intact.
Set up a meeting place for your entire family.For example, the whole family meets at the cup at 1:30 pm.
You don't have to always bring your little sister, brother, or child. If besides you there is no one to look after them while they ride the rides for children, you will not be able to ride the big rides for adults.
Keep your children close to you.

Warnings

If you come with a child, keep an eye on him constantly.
Never take a video camera with you while riding an attraction. This contradicts the politics of most theme parks, and if you drop your camera it could hurt someone.
Never take a video camera with you while riding an attraction. This contradicts the politics of most theme parks, and if you drop your camera it could hurt someone.

* Remember that even a quiet ride can be dangerous. If someone falls out, depending on what kind of attraction it is, the person can get stuck between the teeth of the attraction or hurt when falling; they can become entangled in the equipment or cause pain if dropped. Always wear your bindings properly, including inflatable attractions and climbing walls.

Always obey park rules and follow signs. If you have previously had a heart attack or have medical conditions that make things like flashing lights and fast movements dangerous for you, avoid these rides.
Never go into restricted areas. There are usually places where swings move, and people can get injured or die if they find themselves in such a place while the attractions are moving. Even if you think it's safe, fences and signs are there for a reason. Forget your lost hat and stay away from places like this.
If you are overweight, the bindings may not properly secure or hold you. Don't take risks.
If you are pregnant, you should avoid most rides. Only ride on slow and safe rides like cups.
If you are an elderly person, then take your time and do not ride fast rides.