I've put together a Google Map of the U.S. theme parks covered on Theme Park Insider, with links back to the TPI ratings and reviews pages for each park. The map should be quite handy to get custom driving directions to the parks.
The parks are listed in the left column in more-or-less west-to-east order. Or you can use the map interface to zero in on parks in your area.
Hope this helps!
Late add: Of course, the really cool part of this is that if you select the "Satellite" option you can see aerial views of all the parks!
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I thought there would be more in the South!
The weather in Arizona in summer is just horrid. Northern Arizona's not bad, but the main resident population lies in the south and center of the state. Too many of them would rather head for the cooler California coast, with SeaWorld, Legoland, Knott's and Disney, than stick around to go to an Arizona park in broiling summer heat.
Can't speak for anyone else, but I'd much rather spend part of August on the shores of Lake Erie than in Phoenix.
On a side note but to comment on an earlier statement, I hear it's unbearable being in that Arizona heat, but I have to admit that the Florida humidity killed me last June. I couldn't believe it. But we were on vacation so we weren't about to let a 15 minute rain stor or humidity stop us. We just made sure to cool out and drink lots of fluids.
The addresses to Disney do not seem 100% correct to the park, but still its close enough. Probably Google Maps since it even got my house wrong.
Disney has a lake in the shape of Mickey! It looks to be in the middle of the Petty Race Track!
Also it does take a bit of the magic away from the Kingdom like the whole Haunted Mansion building. Still, very cool!
Again, good job and good idea Robert! I could really see Sea World great!
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