Theme Park Rides
This ride goes around and around with horses you can sit on.
Carousel
This fluffy pink treat looks like a cloud.
Cotton Candy
You wear this to keep your head safe on some rides.
Seatbelt or Safety Harness
Many amusement parks have people dressed up as these to take pictures with kids.
Mascot
This is the first place many guests stop to buy tickets or scan their passes.
Entrance Gate
You ride in a little car that goes up, down, and around fast.
Rollercoaster
This buttery snack pops and is sold in big tubs.
Popcorn
You stand in this before getting on a ride.
Line or Queue
This bird is often seen stealing snacks at amusement parks.
Seagull
If you're thirsty on a hot day, this type of location sells drinks and snacks.
Concession Stand/ Snack Stand
This giant wheel lets you see the whole park from the top.
Ferris Wheel
This cold treat melts on a hot summer day.
Ice Cream
You use this to enter the amusement park.
Ticket
This extinct reptile group inspire many different rides, and attractions at theme parks.
Dinosaurs
This place helps guests who have lost an item—or even a family member.
Guest Services
This ride spins cups around while you turn a wheel
Teacups
This food is served on a stick and covered in batter.
This person checks if everyone is safely seated before the ride starts.
Ride Operator
This animal is commonly seen in jungle-themed attractions, and is known for it's loud roar.
Lion
You should always remain behind these until the ride operator says it's safe to board.
Safety Gates/ Ride Barriers
You float on water in a boat and sometimes get splashed
Log Flume
You might sip this fizzy drink while watching a show.
Pop
You might win a giant stuffed animal by playing this.
Carnival Game
These performers may sing, dance, tell jokes, or interact with guests while dressed as characters
These colorful maps help guests find rides, restaurants, washrooms, and shows.
Park Maps