Featuring the voices of Matthew Broderick, Jennifer Garner, Mila Kunis, Joe Sugg, Caspar Lee, and Tom Baker, Wonder Park is an animated film set within a world where a child’s creativity can bring the wonders of her thought-to-be-imaginary amusement park to life.

Tapping into the limitless amount of ingenuity that comes from being a child with big dreams, the movie follows June, a girl who one day finds that the Wonderland of her childhood playtime has become real. It isn’t all rides and wild slides, however, as June and friends soon learn that the park has become infested by an evil horde of Chimpanzombies. Only by working together with the park’s furry cohorts of bears and beavers can June restore peace to the land of her imagination.

Wonder Park promises to be a charming and fun-fuelled ride for all the family, proving that just because you grow up doesn’t mean you have to lose that special spark of imagination. Should the movie set audiences laughing, there’s already a Wonder Park TV spin-off in the works to hit the small screen later in the year.

Theatrical Theme Parks

Jurassic Park

A park’s ability to instil both wonder and dread was first cemented when Sam Neil’s Dr Alan Grant stepped off the Jeep. A land of cloned dinosaurs might be good in theory, but Jurassic Park highlighted the downsides.

Troublemaker Theme Park

Robert Rodriguez’s first Spy Kids sequel, Island Of Lost Dreams, raised the amusement park bar with a ride that juggles its visitors in the air. A landmark architectural achievement, but it didn’t do the kids’ tummies any good.

Spooky Island

Scooby Doo and the gang’s first big screen adventure saw them travel to the mysterious land of Rowan Atkinson’s Spooky Island. It lived up to its name, even if there was a maniacal Great Dane behind it.