Six Flags Magic Mountain
📍 Valencia, California
Home to more world-class roller coasters than any other park. 100+ rides, extreme thrill focus.
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Knott's Berry Farm
📍 Buena Park, California
California's original theme park. Ghost Town, GhostRider, and a more family-balanced lineup.
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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
📍 Santa Cruz, California
Free admission, oceanfront setting, historic Giant Dipper coaster. The most relaxed of the three.
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Disneyland Resort
📍 Anaheim, California
The original Disney park plus Disney California Adventure, home of the Disability Access Service (DAS) and sensory-friendly resources.
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Universal Studios Hollywood
📍 Universal City, California
Movie-themed thrills and the Studio Tour, with an Attraction Assistance Pass for guests who need it.
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Dollywood
📍 Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Smoky Mountain coasters with a staff-led Ride Accessibility Center, a Boarding Pass, and a Calming Room.
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Magic Kingdom
📍 Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Walt Disney World's flagship and the most-visited park in the world. The Disability Access Service, ride-by-ride height and transfer notes, and a heat-smart one-day plan.
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Universal Orlando
📍 Orlando, Florida
Three parks including the new Epic Universe. The Attraction Assistance Pass, why it needs an IBCCES card, ride-by-ride height and transfer notes, and a multi-park plan.
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Six Flags St. Louis
📍 Eureka, Missouri
A classic coaster park west of St. Louis. The Attraction Access Pass now runs through an IBCCES card. Coaster heights, transfer notes, and a heat-smart one-day plan.
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