Here are some useful links:
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NAPHA is the National Amusement Park Historical Association. Although U.S. based, it takes an interest in Amusement Park heritage around the world, and a nicer bunch of people you could not wish to meet. Join today! |
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Joyland Books is an online bookshop to buy all your amusement and theme park related literature |
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This superb site details the story of the building of Alton Towers Haunted House. It contains information even I had lost or forgotten (and I built it!) |
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A splendid website for those of us who enjoy nostalgic old dark rides |
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... and if you're a darkride and funhouse enthusiast, this is the club to join. |
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Probably the best roller coaster simulation software on the market today. Not for little kids to play with, but ideal for those who have a genuine interest in designing serious rides. |
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Ever wondered what the "Pirates of the Caribbean" looks like from the air? Well this site takes you on a spy plane all over Disney property (and other theme parks). |
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Blooloop is a news website for Theme Parks, Museums, FECs and Zoos, for Waterparks, Aquaria, Science Centres and Visitor Attractions across the world: Blooloop- Networking the Attractions Business. |
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The website of the European Coaster Club, publishers of the excellent "First Drop" magazine. |
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The website of the Roller Coaster Club of Great Britain, organisers of many trips for roller coaster fans. |
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If you need research material, books or DVD's on Coasters and related Amusement Park information, the "Media Library" is a good place to visit. |
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