The best amusement parks California

This two-cabin cable car, which runs through and down, leads you to the San Jacinto summit where you will find an unforgettable view of the Salton Sea deserts and the Anza-Borrego Desert to the Joshua Tree National Park. You can randonner in Mount Jacinto or even camping (permit to ask from the Rangers) or, more simply, enjoy the view, watch one of the presentation videos and eat a tip with the panorama on the valley.

Hurricane Harbor is a large water park with wild slides and rivers, ideal for children who need to spend too much energy.

A flight simulator which will make you fly over, helicopter, snowy mountains of the Arctic circle before them pass close to. Guaranteed sensations.

Explore Atlantis world lost in a boat on rails which will take several metres high. It is almost like a roller coaster but also with water!

You guessed it: you can stand humid. Bring an outfit replacement of if the weather is a bit chilly...

Embark on the yellow rafts of Riptide Rescue to save turtles. You hang, that shakes!

The first amusement park designed by artists has come back to life. Created in 1987 by André Heller, Luna Luna was only in operation for one summer, in Hamburg, Germany; it was not until 2024 that the attractions were brought out of oblivion. The latest addition to the Arts District, Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy enchants with rides and illusion rooms paying homage to the greats, from Dalí and Philip Glass to Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein - among others. Sublime creativity.