Amusement park fans? You know the aisles of Disneyland Paris by heart, the thrilling rides of Parc Astérix, and you love the world of Futuroscope? Okay, so you're a fan of theme parks, but did you know that there are amusement parks around the world with unusual, even bizarre, themes? In this selection, we invite you to travel the world to discover parks that clearly stand out from what you've known so far. Are you ready? Let's go!
#1 Diggerland (United Kingdom)
Do you love excavators and the world of construction sites in general? You'll want to take a trip to this park, which allows visitors, both adults and children, to handle construction equipment.
#2 The Unko Museum (Japan)
Head to Tokyo and Yokohama for a park/museum dedicated to... poop! No, it's not a joke! In a relaxed way, you will discover the world of scatology through pastel decor, laughing droppings, games and you can even leave with some souvenirs.
#3 Grūtas Park (Lithuania)
We are a long way from the magical world of Disneyland... Also known as Stalin World, this park, which is also a museum, will immerse you in the era of the Soviet Union, all surrounded by barbed wire. A visit worth making to better understand the country's history after the USSR domination.
#4 Cup Noodles Museum (Japan)
Back in Japan, this museum located in Yokohama and Osaka showcases instant noodles, the country's iconic dish. On the program: interactive exhibits to understand the manufacturing and evolution of packaging and the possibility of creating your own personalized recipe.
#5 La República de los Niños (Argentina)
Located near La Plata, this park allows children to have fun being adults by becoming mayors and different adult professions. With its courthouse and parliament, young visitors are introduced to democracy. It was here that Walt Disney, while visiting, had the idea to design Disneyland.
#6 Holy Land Experience (United States)
In Orlando, this Christian theme park immersed you in the cult sites of the Bible. In this immersive experience, you could visit the Temple of Jerusalem, attend shows, reenactments of the Bible and take guided tours focused on faith. The park closed in March 2020.
#7 EcoAlberto (Mexico)
What if you put yourself in the shoes of a Mexican migrant trying to cross the American border? That's what this park offers. With actors, you will have to cross rivers, avoid customs patrols, ...
#8 Jeju Loveland (South Korea)
Built by art students on Jeju Island, Loveland is an erotic park that promotes uninhibited sexuality through more than a hundred sculptures representing sex scenes and people in suggestive positions, to say the least.
#9 Ferrari World (Abu Dhabi)
Looking for speed and a Ferrari fan? Head to Yas Island for this indoor park that offers simulators, racing circuits, and the Formula Rossa roller coaster, the fastest roller coaster in the world that propels you to 240 km/h.
#10 Parc Crocosaurus Crique (Australia)
For thrills among Australia's giant crocodiles, take a trip to Darwin to try a spectacular attraction: the Cage of Death. You'll be seated in a plexiglass cage immersed in a pool, right up close to this predator!
#11 BonBon-Land (Denmark)
This park was built by a candy brand, and don't be fooled by its name, because here it's trashy humor that reigns, and it appeals to Danish families, both young and old. You'll encounter farting pigs, vomiting cows, and unusual rides.
#12 World Chocolate Wonderland (China)
A must-visit park for anyone who loves chocolate! Located in Beijing, this park features chocolate statues and replicas of monuments. You can also taste different varieties of chocolate and watch chocolate sculpture demonstrations.
#13 Window On The World (China)
No time to travel the world? No worries, head to Shenzhen with this park that offers you the opportunity to visit more than a hundred miniature reproductions of famous monuments from around the world.
#14 Wunderland Kalkar (Germany)
Have a great time in the heart of a nuclear power plant? It's possible! In Germany, this park is located in a power plant that has never been used. It offers hotels, restaurants, amusement arcades, and rides, one of which is located in the cooling tower.
#15 Isgyvenimo Drama (Lithuania)
To experience what political prisoners went through under the communist regime, this park invites you to live an immersive experience in a bunker, led by former soldiers who will interrogate you with the key words: discipline and propaganda.
If these unusual and bizarre leisure destinations really don't excite you (we can understand why), we suggest you discover the expenses to plan for a day as well as tips for enjoying Disneyland Paris or the Park Asterix.
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