The Ultimate Amusement Parks And Rides Trivia

1.

What theme park is home to the "Firecracker" and "Splashin' Safari"?

A.

Holiday World
B.

King's Mountain
C.

Kentucky Kingdom
D.

Disney World

Correct Answer
A. Holiday World

Explanation
Holiday World is the correct answer because it is the theme park that is home to both the "Firecracker" and "Splashin' Safari" attractions. The other options, King's Mountain, Kentucky Kingdom, and Disney World, are not associated with these specific attractions.

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2.

At how many resorts does the monorail in Disney World stop?

A.

4
B.

3
C.

0
D.

2

Correct Answer
B. 3

Explanation
The monorail in Disney World stops at three resorts. This means that there are three resorts along the monorail route where passengers can get on or off the monorail.

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3.

What is the shape of the Pavilion of Horizons in EPCOT?

A.

A Big Ball
B.

A Gem
C.

A Brain
D.

Two Large Cones

Correct Answer
B. A Gem

Explanation
The Pavilion of Horizons in EPCOT is shaped like a gem. This implies that the pavilion has a unique and intricate design, resembling the shape of a precious gemstone. The use of the word "gem" suggests that the pavilion is visually appealing and stands out among other structures in EPCOT.

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4.

How tall is "SpaceShip Earth" at EPCOT?

A.

379 Ft
B.

198 Ft
C.

128 Ft
D.

190 Ft

Correct Answer
B. 198 Ft

Explanation
SpaceShip Earth at EPCOT is 198 ft tall.

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5.

What attraction at Disneyland follows the path of the former "People Mover"?

A.

20,000 Leagues
B.

Test Track
C.

The Monorail
D.

Rocket Rods

Correct Answer
D. Rocket Rods

Explanation
Rocket Rods is the correct answer because it follows the path of the former "People Mover" attraction at Disneyland. The People Mover was a transportation system that allowed guests to ride in futuristic vehicles and travel around Tomorrowland. However, the People Mover was eventually replaced by Rocket Rods, which utilized the same track layout. Rocket Rods provided a similar experience, with high-speed vehicles zooming through Tomorrowland, but unfortunately, it was plagued with technical issues and was eventually closed down.

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6.

In which amusement park did the roller coaster ride Giant Drop first appear?

A.

Six Flags Great America (Ill)
B.

Six Flags (Magic Mountain)
C.

Disneyland
D.

Universal Studios (Florida)

Correct Answer
A. Six Flags Great America (Ill)

Explanation
The roller coaster ride Giant Drop first appeared in Six Flags Great America (Ill).

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7.

Where is the wooden roller coaster the Phoenix located?

A.

Dorney Park Allentown Pa
B.

Knoebles Amusement Resort Elysburg Pa
C.

Hershey Park Pa
D.

Six Flags Great Adventure New Jersey

Correct Answer
B. Knoebles Amusement Resort Elysburg Pa

Explanation
The wooden roller coaster, Phoenix, is located at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg, Pennsylvania.

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8.

At Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, what is the name of the stand-up coaster?

A.

The Vampire
B.

Chang
C.

T2
D.

Twisted Sisters

Correct Answer
B. Chang

Explanation
Chang is the name of the stand-up coaster at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom.

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9.

Which one of these rides is not at Paramount's King's Dominion?

A.

Shockwave
B.

River Rapids
C.

The Hurler
D.

Scooby-Doo Ghoster Coaster

Correct Answer
B. River Rapids

Explanation
The correct answer is River Rapids because it is not a ride at Paramount's King's Dominion. The other options, Shockwave, The Hurler, and Scooby-Doo Ghoster Coaster, are all rides that can be found at Paramount's King's Dominion.

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10.

What is the smallest roller coaster at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom?

A.

Chang
B.

Vampire
C.

Roller-Skater
D.

Twisted Sisters

Correct Answer
C. Roller-Skater

Explanation
The Roller-Skater is the smallest roller coaster at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom. This can be inferred from the options provided, as Chang, Vampire, and Twisted Sisters are not mentioned as being the smallest.

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11.

How many loops does the Magnum XL-200 in Cedar Point have?

A.

Two
B.

One
C.

Four
D.

None

Correct Answer
D. None

Explanation
The Magnum XL-200 in Cedar Point does not have any loops. This means that riders do not experience any upside-down moments during the ride.

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12.

When was Cedar Point Amusement Park's Blue Streak introduced?

A.

1989
B.

1999
C.

2006
D.

1964

Correct Answer
D. 1964

Explanation
The correct answer is 1964. This suggests that Cedar Point Amusement Park's Blue Streak roller coaster was introduced in 1964.

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13.

Who purchased the Minnesota amusement park Valleyfair in 1978?

A.

Philadelphia Toboggan Company
B.

Cedar Point
C.

Trump Enterprises
D.

The State Of Minnesota

Correct Answer
B. Cedar Point

Explanation
Cedar Point is the correct answer because they purchased the Minnesota amusement park Valleyfair in 1978.

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14.

What is at the top of the Matterhorn at Disneyland?

A.

Nothing's Up There?
B.

Basketball Rim At The Top Of The "Mountain"
C.

Poker Room For Employees At The Top Of The Mountain
D.

A Coffee Room For Employees At The Top Of The Mountain

Correct Answer
B. Basketball Rim At The Top Of The "Mountain"

Explanation
The correct answer is "Basketball Rim At The Top Of The 'Mountain'". This is because there is indeed a basketball rim located at the top of the Matterhorn at Disneyland. It is a hidden feature that was originally installed for the workers to have a recreational activity during their breaks. Over time, it has become a fun fact and a popular trivia question among Disney enthusiasts.

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15.

The Great American Scream Machine debuted in Six Flags Great Adventure in what year?

A.

1990
B.

1991
C.

1988
D.

1989

Correct Answer
D. 1989

Explanation
The Great American Scream Machine debuted in Six Flags Great Adventure in 1989.

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