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    Link Theme Park Map Site

    Here's another cool link from BOING BOING, a site that has pics of various Theme Park maps (from 1931 to 2009).

    http://www.themeparkbrochures.net/mainmaps.html
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    Great link. I've always wanted to try my hand at an amusement park type map.
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    Neat stuff, thx for posting.
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    Wow. THESE. ARE. AWESOME.


    It's like every happy memory of childhood all rolled up in a bunch of maps. I always loved the maps of the themeparks when we used to go as kids...
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    I'm really partial to the 1931 Belle Vue map. I wonder if this poster of the 1939 World's fair would count.

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    Cool - the Great Adventure maps from the 70s brought back a lot of memories.
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    Cool! 'Cept there is no map for Playland (the local amusement area here in Vancouver):

    http://www.pne.ca/playland/images/pl..._sitemap08.pdf

    Lotte World in Seoul South Korea (menus are in Korean, but the map is pretty cool!) http://www.lotteworld.com/03_map/worldmap.asp?mn=3100

    But the Best Amusement park I have been to in Korea was Seoul Land, but sadly I cannot find a map for it
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