History Main / AmusementPark

** Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''.

* In the second ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' movie, a tiger man named Lord Japper places an amusement park over Goat Village and forces the inhabitants to work in it.

* ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonAndTheMiracleMask'' had Pumpkin Park (or Tingly Town, depending on if you're playing the PAL version), where the gang has to solve puzzles based on amusement park rides in order to find where the Masked Gentleman's next "Dark Miracle" will take place.

* One episode of ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' had the climax take place in an abandoned amusement park, as the crazed assassin tried to kill Spike.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
** This is the standard hideout for ComicBook/TheJoker. Sometimes it's an AmusementParkOfDoom, sometimes it's an ordinary park. Given how often the Joker needs to resettle, Gotham City must have an awful lot of these.

* [[Comicbook/{{Daredevil}} Bullseye]] once kidnapped the Comicbook/BlackWidow and held her in an amusement park.

** The episode "Mr. Monk Goes to the Carnival" has Monk (who's afraid of heights, among many other things) eventually corner Leonard Stokes on the Ferris wheel, which also happens to be where the murder was committed.
** "Mr. Monk and the Birds and the Bees" has a foot chase between Monk and Rob Sherman at a boardwalk amusement park (actually the Santa Monica Pier).

* ''Series/{{The Twilight Zone|1959}}'' episode "In Praise of Pip".

* The ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode ''Recap/StarTrekS1E15ShoreLeave'' had an entire ''planet'' that was one big amusement park. Built by an unknown, advanced race, the planet allowed the people there to play out fantasies and alternate realities with no lasting outcomes. As Captain Kirk mused, the more advanced the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of play.

* The Franchise/SilentHill Amusement Park is the seat of several cherished memories for the protagonists of the [[VideoGame/SilentHill first]] and [[VideoGame/SilentHill3 third]] games, as well as ''Shattered Memories'', as well as the origin point for blood-spattered creepy series mascot Robbie the Rabbit, ''and'' it's home to some of the creepiest fights in the entire series, particularly in ''3''.

* The fifth chapter of ''VideoGame/{{Disgaea 4| A Promise Unforgotten}}'' is set in a themed amusement park, with the stalls, benches, and rides looking like various monsters in the series (Mostly [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins Prinnies]]).

* The ''Series/{{JAG}}'' episode "Boomerang, Part I" in which an American sailor kills an Australian sailor on the dock outside Luna Park in Sydney during UsefulNotes/TheVietnamWar.

* Three episodes of 'Franchise/SailorMoon' are set within the theme park called "Dreamland" in the first season of the show.

* The Franchise/SilentHill Amusement Park is the seat of several cherished memories for the protagonists of the [[VideoGame/SilentHill first]] and [[VideoGame/SilentHill3 third]] games, as well as ''[[Shattered Memories]]'', as well as the origin point for blood-spattered creepy series mascot Robbie the Rabbit, ''and'' it's home to some of the creepiest fights in the entire series, particularly in ''3''.

* Retroland in ''WesternAnimation/JimmyNeutronBoyGenius''.

* The DVD of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' includes ''Mr. Incredible and Pals'', a fictional PilotEpisode of an unbroadcast cartoon series about Mr. Incredible and Frozone. Most of the action takes place in an abandoned amusement park.

* ''WesternAnimation/DinosaurTrainAdventureIsland'': Adventure Island, built by Mr. Conductor's enemy Thurston Troodon, is a theme park filled with robotic dinosaurs powered by steam.

* ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonAndTheMiracleMask'' had Pumpkin Park (or Tingly Town, [[SelectiveLocalization depending on if you're playing the PAL version]]), where the gang has to solve puzzles based on amusement park rides in order to find where the Masked Gentleman's next "Dark Miracle" will take place.

* The plot for ''LightNovel/AmagiBrilliantPark'' is centered around accumulating 250,000 visitors to the amusement park in three months. [[spoiler:There's more to it than that.]]

* The fourth level in a ''Spider-Man'' game for the [=SNES=] was set in Coney Island. The boss of the level was the Green Goblin.

* Played with ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooMysteryMayhem'''s Second Area -- it's a Guitar Ghoul theme park. The reason it's play with as the following two reasons:) 1. The Haunted House is a roller coaster ride! & 2) The bad guy's home base is the Hall of the Mirrors!

* Kobayashi, Tohru, and Kanna went to an amusement park in chapter 50 of ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' (they planned on taking Ilulu as well, but she preferred to just sleep the entire day).

* Some games set entirely at an amusement park:

* Some [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic]] games feature plenty of these:
** Casino Night Zone in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2''.
** Carnival Night Zone in ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]'', and Balloon Park in the 2-Player mode.
** Stardust Speedway (Good Future) in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogCD''.
** Spring Stadium Zone in ''[[VideoGame/Sonic3DFlickiesIsland Sonic 3D Blast]]''.
** Twinkle Park in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure''.
** Sky Park Zone in ''VideoGame/SonicRivals''.
** White Park Zone in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog4 Episode II'' (also contains parts of SlippySlideyIceWorld).
** ''VideoGame/SonicColors'' features multiple small ''planets'' roped into one massive theme park via tractor beams by [[BigBad Dr. Eggman]].

* ''VisualNovel/{{Nameless}}'' has the amusement park be an important place to protagonist Eri. Each of the boys' route contains at least one trip to the amusement park and the final scene always takes place at the park on Christmas. The merry-go-round is the most important attraction in the place, because Eri has fond memories of it. [[spoiler:The amusement park also is a place where Eri took the titular Nameless to during her past.]]
* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** Pinna Park in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine''.
** The map of World Bowser in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' is a rainbow-colored amusement park, as are some of its levels (The Bowser Express, The Great Tower of Bowser Land, and the two battle arenas where Motley Bossblob and Queen Hisstocrat are fought). Other levels in the game mix this setting with CircusOfFear.
** Baby Park from ''VideoGame/MarioKartDoubleDash'' and the games where it's present as a retro course. It consists of a compact racetrack surrounded by several other attractions. Due to its short length, drivers have to accumulate seven laps (five in ''Mario Kart DS'') to win.
** Yoshi Park in ''VideoGame/MarioSuperSluggers'' features a roller coaster and a train in the background. The train is a gimmick of the ballpark that can knock out the outfielders temporarily, possibly ruining an attempt to steal a home run.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty4'': Toad's Midway Madness. It was built by Toad (its host) because he loves amusement parks and wants to share that love with his friends as well as visitors. There's an orange-colored coaster track that passes through the middle parts of the board's layout; at first it looks like mere decoration but, when a player steps on one of its Event Spaces, a rocket kart will begin moving through the track and chase all players across that part of the board. However, it's also possible to voluntarily ride the kart (which gives them the chance to gather coins). Another feature is the spinning tea cup rides that take a player to a specific path indicated by an arrow at their central top (the arrow's direction changes every time a character uses the rides or lands onto a nearby Event Space).

* ''VideoGame/HitmanBloodMoney'' has a tutorial level which takes place in a (mostly) abandoned amusement park, in which Agent 47 has to assassinate the washed-up owner.
* A very twisted amusement park is featured in a level of ''VideoGame/{{Blood}}''. It also has a merry-go-round of gargoyles, and several shooting games with prizes...
* The fifth chapter of ''VideoGame/{{Disgaea 4| A Promise Unforgotten}}'' is set in a themed amusement park, with the stalls, benches, and rides looking like various monsters in the series (Mostly [[EverythingsBetterWithPenguins Prinnies]]).

* ''Series/AceLightning'' has the "Carnival of Doom" in the video game - and it's not-quite-so-creepy-but-often-equally-dangerous equivalent in the Real World.
* The ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' series are {{Simulation Game}}s revolving around the construction and maintenance of Amusement Parks, as are the games VideoGame/ThemePark and its spiritual successor VideoGame/ThemeParkWorld.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' has a confrontation with the villainous Shaman on top of the roller coaster in a closed-down amusement-park, in the dead of winter.
* In The Slayground, other criminals once cornered Parker in an amusement park.
* The Franchise/SilentHill Amusement Park is the seat of several cherished memories for the protagonists of the first and third games, as well as Shattered Memories, as well as the origin point for blood-spattered creepy series mascot Robbie the Rabbit, ''and'' it's home to some of the creepiest fights in the entire series, particularly in 3.
* The fourth level in a ''Spider-Man'' game for the [=SNES=] was set in Coney Island. The boss of the level was the Green Goblin.
* Specter Land in ''VideoGame/ApeEscape''.
* In ''VideoGame/TheCurseOfMonkeyIsland,'' the villain has built his own evil amusement park.
* One of the maps included in the DLC for ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare 2'' takes place in an abandoned Amusement Park.
* Le-MU in ''VisualNovel/{{Ever17}}'' may seem more like an AmusementParkOfDoom, but [[spoiler: the first incident with the real Takeshi Kuranari was an actual accident, which was later replicated with Kid/Kaburaki in place of Takeshi, Sara in place of Coco and You'aki in place of You'haru, making it an AmusementParkOfDoom.]]

* ''VideoGame/DrawnToLife: WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Edition'' has an amusement park world.
* Played with ''ScoobyDooMysteryMayhem'''s Second Area -- it's a Guitar Ghoul theme park. The reason it's play with as the following two reasons:) 1. The Haunted House is a roller coaster ride! & 2) The bad guy's home base is the Hall of the Mirrors!
* ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' has one of these. You ride the Ferris wheel with N, then battle him, then go into the gym where you ride roller coasters to get to the leader. You can ride the Ferris wheel again later. The amusement park returns in [[VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2 their sequels]].
* Sora's version of the Prankster's Paradise world in ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', which mostly takes place on Pleasure Island from ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}''. The first area is massive and features roller coaster tracks you can slide on. There's also a circus tent (featuring a giant creepy clown statue). After that, Pinocchio leaves to find Gepetto, and the remainder of the world [[UnderTheSea has an underwater theme instead]]. Riku completely averts this trope and instead ends up [[WombLevel inside Monstro]].
* In the ''VideoGame/{{Pinocchio}}'' LicensedGame, the fourth level takes place on Pleasure Island. In the first part, Pinocchio [[{{Balloonacy}} has to hang onto some balloons so that he can fly]] to the upper-left corner of the screen, while dodging attacks from Lampwick and his friends. Then, he rides a [[MinecartMadness roller coaster]] and has to time when to jump into and out of the cars, as well as duck under low beams and ring bells. When Pinocchio reaches the end of the roller coaster, he must dodge the fireworks that Lampwick lights.
* ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonAndTheMiracleMask'' had Pumpkin Park (or Tingly Town, [[SelectiveLocalization depending on if you're playing the PAL version]]), where the gang has to solve puzzles based on amusement park rides in order to find where the Masked Gentleman's next "Dark Miracle" will take place.

** Blast Man's stage in ''VideoGame/MegaMan11''; it also has some elements of {{Studiopolis| World}} due to the numerous movie sets scattered throughout the stage.

* One is present in the second level of ''GoatSimulator''.
* Wondersplenk in ''VideoGame/{{Wuppo}}''. Complete with souvenirs, lineups, and a questionably valid FortuneTeller!

* ''VideoGame/YoshisCraftedWorld'' has Cardstock Carnival. This stage includes ferris wheels, roller coasters, carousels, and Bullet Bills (fireworks, perhaps).

* The Ferris wheel. Not for acrophobics.

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* Creator/WilliamsElectronics' ''Pinball/FunHouse'' takes place in one.

* ''Franchise/DocSavage'' story "World's Fair Goblin."

** ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' has Bowser Land in ''2'', Toad's Midway Madness in ''4'', and Bowser's Enchanted Inferno in ''7''.

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' featured the famous Gold Saucer, which had, among a wide variety of more or less annoying mini games, a Ferris Wheel where you could date one of your female companions ([[GayOption or one of your male ones]]).

** ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures 2: Trouble in Wackyland'' for the NES.

* ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'': ''Pleasant Goat Fun Class: The Earth Carnival'' has an amusement park with fun attractions, games, and rides that the characters get involved with.

* The events of the first episode of ''Manga/DetectiveConan'' take place in an amusement park, which is also used for the climax of the fourth movie.

* In ''Film/Mario2018'', Mario and David visit one before they begin their relationship. They kick soccer balls at a machine that measures their speed. Afterwards, Mario plays a game and wins an orca keychain, which he gives to Leon, who has a poster of an orca in his bedroom.