Steinwasen Park - Germany

 Some interesting layout her at Steinwasen Park in Germany. Beautiful scenery, a covered alpine slide, a rapids ride with a spiral lift, and two indoor rides that travel in and out between common areas and their own show.

Irrland - Kevelaer, Germany

 As an adult all I can think about is all the urine, but man this place looks fun.  I would break a bone within fifteen minutes of hitting the slides and not regret a single cast.

Berjaya Times Square Theme Park, Malaysia

Roman U Park

 More footage from Roman U Park. Not that much video from here, probably because only ten people have ever visited. I have yet to see a shot where the staff didn't outnumber guests.

Chessington World Of Adventures - The Gruffalo River Ride Adventure

Happy World - Happy Valley Beijing

Romon U-Park

Romon U-Park is a Chinese knock-off of Lotte World, looks like one of those Chinese projects that costs a trillion dollars and five people go to it.  There are a couple of roller coasters, but otherwise not much to it other than this monorail, which looks incredible.  The whole thing looks like doll house until you see somebody walking around to give it a sense of scale.

Fantawild Wuhu

There may be more than one Fantawild, and I've seen several subtitles that may or may not be accurate for each park (Adventure, Dreamworld, etc).

Here's a Small World type boat ride from the Cupcakes and Coasters YouTube channel.

Gröna Lund: Lustiga Huset

The kind of Fun Houses found in Europe, where there must be laxer personal injury laws.

Gröna Lund: Kärlekstunneln (Tunnel of Love)

Gröna Lund: Blå Tåget

Souped up ghost train

Theme Park: Gröna Lund

Gröna Lund is a Swedish waterside park that dates back to 1883.  It features a compact layout from having so many attractions, including seven roller coasters, placed in such a small space.  The coasters intertwine with each other and several run the length of the park.  I couldn't see this kind of layout in America or other places, where yahoos would throw things at or from the coasters.

Epcot Preview Center

It says a lot about me that I'd probably enjoy the preview center more than the actual rides being previewed.  The video presentation looks amazing, despite it sounding like they hired the narrator from a YouTube ad about which foods doctors say you must not eat to avoid belly fat.

And I see that Rocket Raccoon has gone full Iago, interrupting the show to prove that Universe of Energy (Under New Management) is not your grandpa's roller coaster.

I want a house made out of the attraction posters, even if they are calling every restroom and water fountain its own pavilion.

TOEI Kyoto Studio Park

Garfield's Nightmare - Kennywood

Truly nightmarish, more for the repetitive, overlapping audio clips than the visuals.

Romon U Park - Euro Express

Romon U Park

Chinese copy of Lotte World, though with fewer rides.

Legendia - Lech Coaster

Nice integration with theming and water for an outdoor coaster

Huracan - Bellewaerde - Belgium

Dark indoor/outdoor coaster, but starts as an Aztec themed dark ride

Precious Moments Chapel

In Carthage, MO, the Precious Moments Chapel opened in 1989.  It's been described as a theme park, but I can't find anything about rides.  At one time there was a fountain show, but only the chapel remains today.  Make sure to bring your insulin.