LogRide Parks
A location must meet a specific set of criteria before it is added as a LogRide "park". This criteria will evolve over time and we recommend checking this page frequently.
Category A
- Roller Coaster
- Flat Ride*
- Water Ride
- Dark Ride
- Simulator (Large Capacity)
- Raft/Tube Slide
- Body/Mat Slide
- Alpine Slides/Bobkarts (Classified as Dry Slides)
*Excluding Bumper Boats, “Spin Zone” Bumper Cars, and Go-Karts
Category B
- Children’s Ride
- Transport Ride
- Show
- Simulator (Small Scale)
- Dry Slide
- Body Slide
- Wave Pool
- River
- Explore
- Play Structure
- Kiddie Slide (Water Park)
- Virtual Reality
A standard "park" must contain the following-
- At least one (1) Category A attraction or historically significant* attraction
- At least one (1) permanently installed attraction
- At least one (1) permanent plot of land, occupied year-round
- This can include several plots of land connected via path
In addition to the requirements above, a water park must include the following-
- All attractions must have names
- The Water Park must contain at least 5 unique attractions
Midway Providers (also known as Showmen) are individual persons or companies that rent, lease, or travel with temporary attractions. You can find Midway Providers under LogRide’s Midway section.
- Cruise Ships will be added if they meet the criteria above.
- Cruise ships should be classified as type “Cruise Ship” (not water park)
- Data entry should be as followed
- Ship Name – Cruise Line Name (ex: Mardi Gras – Carnival Cruise Line)
*Historically Significant Attractions – Attractions with historical value or status may be considered as exceptions by the LogRide Research Team.
Parks Documentation