Quoted from Bull:

I am going to second or third, or whatever it is now to go to Knoebles in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania! Been going every year for over 20 years now, and will pass Cedar Point up to go there!
While they may not have the mega coasters, the coasters they have are perfectly maintained, and run better than you could ever imagine!
Phoenix is a top 10 coaster worldwide! You would believe it until you ride it!
Twister is a loose recreation of Mr. Twister from a park in Denver that is now closed and missed. This recreation is an amazing twister.
Flying Turns, The only one of its kind, not real thrilling, but crazy ass fun! You will laugh the entire time! Longest line in the park, but worth the wait!
Impluse, Typical smaller steel coaster, with single cars, but in Knoebles style runs amazing!
Black Diamond, Indoor dark ride/coaster, short drops, quick turns, but amazingly fun!
Also don't miss the #1 Bumper Cars, Whip, Sky Ride, Train Rides (Yes there are two).
And most importantly the atmosphere of what a classic amusement park is, which there are few of.
Other Shout outs are Kennywood,
Three well maintained wood coasters, 2 still running from the 20s and two very good steel coasters.
Don't let the Jack Rabbit look like a small coaster, the double dip is nothing to miss.
Also, off the beaten path, especially if time is limited, but Conneaut Lake Park, my home park, has the Blue Streak.
Conneaut is a small park, on a beautiful lakeside setting, that has had financial troubles for the last 30 years, although things are looking better now.
The Blue Streak has been almost completely re tracked in the last 5 years, and is running well! It has 3 amazingly steep and fast drops, and a turn around that will surprise you!
Waldemeer isn't far from Conneaut, on lake Eire, and has a Jr. Coaster, the Comet, and the Ravine Flyer II, which is amazing in itself!
Time and travel will have to set your schedule!

Quoted from mainelycoasters:

Parks I would recommend visits to as someone who has been on 663 coasters and been to 124 parks.
Dollywood
Kennywood
Knoebels
Hershey
Busch Gardens (both Tampa and Williamsburg)
Six Flags over Georgia
Carowinds
Kings Dominion
kings island
Knotts berry farm
Holiday World
Cedar Point
Six Flags Magic Mountain
Six Flags Great Adventure
Six Flags over Texas
and have yet to go to but high on my list
Silver Dollar City
Lagoon
This being said I am not a massive fan of Six Flags Magic Mountain or Cedar Point.....neither have a coaster in my top ten wood or steel. They have a lot of rides but expect long lines at massively popular very hyped parks. Knoebels on the average day will get you a ton more rides. most of the parks on my list have at least one real unique signature coaster.

Quoted from EchoVictor:

While not bad suggestions, that's a big Nope on both. If your criteria is best Wood coasters in one park, Holiday World (Indiana) wins hands down;
Voyage (my personal #1)
Legend
Raven
Get yourself to HoliWood Nights (coaster enthusiast event always held 1st weekend after Memorial Day), and experience these babies during incredible nighttime ERT. Change your perspective on what wood coasters can be.
Honorable mention to the trio at Knoebel's (Phoenix, Flying Turns, and Twister).
Later,
EV

Quoted from ReadyPO:

Here is an itinerary for you to hit four major parks in one trip:
Day 1: Melbourne to LA, LA to St. Louis
Day 2: Six Flags St. Louis
Day: 3/4 Holiday World
Day: 5/6 Kings Island
Day: 7/8 Cedar Point
Day: 9 Cleveland to LA, LA to Melbourne
Only about 3-4 hours between parks by car. Add in Days of rest as you see fit![quoted image]