8. Conserve Your Energy. Don't try to do the most strenuous activities (such as wave pools) as soon as you get to the amusement park. Activities like these are very hard on little ones, and you don't want them to get overtired too quickly. So alternate more strenuous activities with less strenuous ones. Take frequent breaks to hydrate and rest, especially if you have children under the age of 12.

9. Make Sure Everyone Follows the Amusement Park Rules. Thrills and chills are part of the overall entertainment at an amusement park, but you want to be sure it's the right kind of excitement. For instance, don't let a child who is too small get on a ride just because he's with Dad. It's too dangerous. Following the park's rules and regulations will keep everyone safe and thrilled in all the best ways.

Copyright 2006 Pat Brill

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