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Theme parks can be surprisingly physically demanding, combining extensive walking, long queue times, and intense rides. Through analysis of over 60 major theme parks worldwide, we've identified the most physically challenging parks based on size, attractions, temperature, queue lengths, and ride G-forces.

Top 5 Most Physically Demanding Theme Parks:

1. Universal Orlando (USA) - Exertion Score: 83.0

• 541 acres of attractions
• Multiple themed worlds including Harry Potter and Jurassic World
• Average queue times of 47+ minutes
• High Florida temperatures increase physical demands

2. Ocean Park (Hong Kong) - Exertion Score: 82.1

• 80+ attractions combining wildlife exhibits and thrill rides
• Rollercoasters reaching up to 4Gs
• Tropical climate adds to physical exertion

3. Disney Animal Kingdom (USA) - Exertion Score: 80.4

• World's largest theme park at 580 acres
• Diverse attractions from safaris to 3D experiences
• Extensive walking required between areas

4. Beto Carrero World (Brazil) - Exertion Score: 80.2

• Latin America's largest theme park
• Features FireWhip (first inverted rollercoaster in Brazil)
• Numerous family attractions and shows

5. Canada's Wonderland (Canada) - Exertion Score: 79.9

• 330 acres of attractions
• Rides reaching 4.5G forces
• Features Leviathan: 93.3m tall, 92mph speeds

Preparing for Your Visit:

1. Physical Preparation

• Increase daily movement weeks before
• Build leg strength through exercises
• Focus on ankle and knee stability
• Improve cardio endurance

2. During Your Visit

• Stay well hydrated
• Plan regular rest breaks
• Schedule meals in advance
• Bring healthy snacks

3. Recovery Tips

• Stretch before bed and morning after
• Maintain proper nutrition
• Get adequate sleep
• Plan rest days between park visits

[Complete top 25 theme park list and methodology details remain the same as original]

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