The World's Most Unusual Amusement Parks
These theme parks take themes to a whole new level. From rides inspired by construction equipment to a park just for wine, check out some of the more alternative parks around the world.

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Sanrio Puroland, Japan
La Cité du Vin, France
Cirque du Soleil Theme Park, Mexico
Rush Mountain Adventure Park, South Dakota
BonBon-Land, Denmark
Land of Oz, North Carolina
Hersheypark, Pennsylvania
Ferrari Land, Spain
Car fanatics will love Ferrari Land’s celebration of one of the most iconic car brands and racing teams on the planet. The new addition to PortAdventura is about one hour from Barcelona and will open this year. One of the new rides, Red Force, will have the highest and fastest accelerator in Europe.
Salina Turda, Romania
The former salt mine converted into a recreation and amusement park is half creepy-underground-alien-base and half breathtaking-underground-oasis-with-dreamy-floating-lights. Put Turda, Romania on your bucket list to experience one of the coolest underground attractions on the planet.
Diggerland, England
Suoi Tien, Vietnam
Bollywood Parks, United Arab Emirates
The world’s first Bollywood theme park opened in 2016 in Dubai and features more than a dozen cinematic rides, themed restaurants and dozens of shows inspired by Bollywood blockbusters.
Mini Europe, Belgium
Knock out your European landmarks in one afternoon with a tour of tiny versions of architectural wonders from the Eiffel Tower to the windmills of Holland. Even the Queen of England visited to admire the replicas.
Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park, China
Wunderland Kalkar, Germany
This theme park was built on a site intended for a nuclear power plant that was never finished. (No radioactive chemicals were delivered to the site, and the plant was far from completion.) Today the park’s looming silo features a spinning swing high in the sky. It’s creepy, cool or both.