Sophie's Otteranium

Sophie's Otteranium is a fan-made amusement park chain created by Sophie the Otter. It opened on July 4th, 2015. Since July of 2015, it has 30 parks: One in Toronto, Ontario, one in Houston, Texas, one in New York City, New York, one in Los Angeles, California, one in Chicago, Illinois, one in Phoenix, Arizona, one in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one in San Antonio, Texas, one in San Diego, California, one in Dallas, Texas, one in San Jose, California, one in Austin, Texas, one in Jacksonville, Florida, one in San Francisco, California, one in Columbus, Ohio, one in Indianapolis, Indiana, one in Fort Worth, Texas, one in Charlotte, North Carolina, one in Seattle, Washington, one in Denver, Colorado, one in El Paso, Texas, one in Miami, Florida, one in West Palm Beach, Florida, one in Orlando, Florida, one in Hong Kong, one in Macau, one in Singapore, one in Kuwait City, Kuwait, one in Manama, Bahrain and one in Doha, Qatar.

A 31st park near Kyoto, Japan, a 32nd park in Tokyo, Japan, a 33rd park in Yokohoma, Japan, a 34th park in Osaka, Japan, a 35th park in Nagoya, Japan, a 36th park in Sapporo, Japan, a 37th park in Kobe, Japan, a 38th park in Fukuoka, Japan, a 39th park in Kawasaki, Japan and a 40th park in Saitama, Japan, which were all planned in 2016, all went under construction between the spring of 2016 to April 15th, 2019 and are all opened on April 21st, 2019.

A 41st park in Seoul, Korea, a 42nd park in Busan, Korea, a 43rd park in Daegu, Korea, a 44th park in Daujeon, Korea, a 45th park in Gwangju, Korea, a 46th park in Suwon, Korea, a 47th park in Ulsan, Korea, a 48th park, a 49th park in Changwon and a 50th park in Seongnam, Korea, which were all planned in 2017, all went under construction between February 2017 to June 20th, 2020 and are all opened on June 26th, 2020.

A 51st park in Bangkok, Thailand, a 52nd park in Nonthaburi, Thailand, a 53rd park in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, a 54th in Chiang Mai, Thailand, a 55th park in Hat Yai, Thailand, a 56th park in Udon Thani, Thailand, a 57th in Pak Kret, Thailand, a 58th park in Khon Kaen, Thailand, a 59th park in Chaophraya Surasak, Thailand and a 60th park in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand, which were all planned in 2018, went under construction between January 25h, 2018 and July 7th, 2021 and are all opened on July 10th, 2021

A 61st park in Jakarta, Indonesia, a 62nd park in Surabaya, Indoneisa, a 63rd park in Bandung, Indonesia, a 64th park in Medan, Indonesia, a 65th park in Semarang, Indonesia, a 66th park in Bekasi, Indonesia, a 67th park in Tangerang, Indonesia, a 68th park in Depok, Indonesia, a 69th park in Palembang, Indonesia and a 70th park in South Tangerang, Indonesia, which were all planned in 2019, are currently under construction and are expected to open on August 15th, 2022.

A 71st park in Moscow, Russia, a 72nd park in Saint Petersburg, Russia, a 73rd park in Novosibirsk, Russia, a 74th park in Yekaterinburg, Russia, a 75th park in Kazan, Russia, a 76th park in Nizhny Novgorod, a 77th park in Chelyabinsk, Russia, a 78th park in Samara, Russia, a 79th park in Omsk, Russia and an 80th park in Rostov-On-Don, Russia, which were all planned in 2020, are currently under construction and are expected to open on September 18th, 2023.

An 81st park in Saigon, Vietnam, an 82nd park Hanoi, Vietnam, an 83rd park in Haiphong, Vietnam, an 84th park in Can Tho, Vietnam, an 85th park in Bien Hoa, Vietnam, an 86th park in Da Nang, Vietnam, an 87th park in Vung Tau, Vietnam, and 88th park in Nha Trang, Vietnam, an 89th park in Buon Ma Thuot, Vietnam and a 90th park in Hue, Vietnam. which were all planed in 2021, are currently under construction and are expected to open on August 25th, 2024.

A 91st park in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, a 92nd park in George Town of Penang, Malaysia, a 93rd park in Ipoh, Malaysia, a 94th in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, a 95th park in Malacca City, Malaysia, a 96th park in Kota Kinabalui, Malaysia, a 97th kuantan, Malaysia, a 98th park in Alor Setar, Malaysia, a 99th park in Tawau, Malaysia and a 100th park in Sandakan, Malaysia, which are planned in 2022 and currently are under construction and are expected to open on September 18th, 2025.

A 101st park in Montreal, Quebec, a 102nd park in Vancouver, British Columbia, a 103rd park in Calgary, Alberta, a 104th park in Edmonton, Alberta, a 105th park in Ottawa–Gatineau, Quebec, a 106th park in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a 107th park in Quebec City, Quebec, a 108th park in Hamilton, Ontario, a 109th park in London, Ontario and a 110th park in Victoria, British Columbia, which will be planned in 2023 and will be under construction and are expected to open on November 12th, 2026.

A 111st park in Mexico City, Mexico, a 112nd park in Guadalajara City, Mexico, a 113rd park in Puebla City, Mexico, a 114th park in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, a 115th park in Tijuana, Mexico, a 116th park in Leon, Mexico, a 117th park Zapopan, Mexico, a 118th park in Monterrey, Mexico, a 119th park in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico and a 120th park in Panama City, Panama, which will be planned in 2024 and will be under construction and are expected to open on August 30th, 2027.

A 121st park in Brussels, Belgium, a 122nd park in Antwerp, Belgium, a 123rd park in Liege, Belgium, a 124th park in Amsterdam, Netherlands, a 125th park in Rotterdam, Netherlands, a 126th park in The Hague, Netherlands, a 1 27th park in Utrecht, Netherlands, a 128th park in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, a 129th park in Athens, Greece and a 130th park in Thessaloniki, Greece, which will be planned in 2025 and will be under construction and are expected to open on September 27th, 2028.

Background
Founded by Sophie on August 2014 as Sophie B. Otter's, she conceived the idea of her own theme park based on her interests and her original series. Construction began one month later on September 2014 and ended on May 2015. The name is later changed to Sophie's Otteranium after completion. It finally opened on July 4th, 2015.

Lake Hoohaw

 * PB&J's Noodle Dance Fever: A scrambler ride based on the Noodle Dance sequence of PB&J Otter.
 * The Sherlock Otter Experience: An interactive indoor center in which guests solve mysteries and find out the culprits in a variety of activities.
 * Air-Ducked: A cliffhanger ride centering on Flick Duck.
 * Mallard Man's Mega Coaster: A family roller coaster based on Mallard Man
 * PB&J and Sophie's Houseboats: A meet and greet with Sophie and PB&J

Wonder Woods

 * Sylvanian Splashdown: A river rafting ride based on the 1987 Sylvanian Families cartoon.
 * The Hunt for Packbat: A dark ride also based on the Sylvanian Families.
 * Maple Town Train Tour: A ride in which guests ride a replica of the Maple Town Train for a tour around Maple Town.
 * Wilde Chase: A mine roller coaster based on Maple Town. Innovative for having different routes, which at random, change during each ride via switches, thus altering the track and allowing the coaster to go through a variety of landmarks (I.E. a bridge, a waterfall, etc.)
 * To the Caboose!: A roller coaster based on The Get-Along Gang's opening sequence
 * Green Meadow Grand Prix: A kart racing ride based on the Grand Prix segment of the original Get Along Gang pilot.
 * Bert Raccoon's Pedal Gliding Spree: Similar to E.T. Adventure from Universal Studios, except it is themed to The Raccoons.
 * The Raccoons on Ice...Literally!: An on ice show based on The Raccoons On Ice.
 * Maple Town School: A meet and greet area with Maple Town characters and the Pretty Cures.
 * The Clubhouse Caboose: A meet and greet area with The Get Along Gang.

UniqueCreature Universe

 * Care-a-Lot Cloudmobile Race: A duel rollercoaster with a Care Bears theme.
 * Forest of Feelings: A meet and greet area with the Care Bear Cousins.
 * Beastly's Pedal-Copter Flight: A carnival helicopter-type ride in which children can pedal to control altitude.
 * Create a UniqueCreation: An interactive attraction in which guests can create their own Care Bear, Care Bear Cousin, Wuzzle, or Popple using a drawing touch screen.
 * The Wuzzles World: A dark ride based on Disney's Wuzzles.
 * Moosel's Crazy Chugboat: A HUSS Rainbow Ride involving Moosel from The Wuzzles. Guests ride inside Moosel's Chugboat.
 * Rhinokey: Ace Joker: An indoor show featuring Rhinokey performing comedic acts to entertain guests.
 * Hoppo's Hip Hair Salon: A hair salon in which guests can get their hair styled.
 * Eleroo's BIG Leap: A Frog Hopper-type ride.
 * Butterbear's Garden: A children's play area centered around Butterbear's garden.
 * Bumblelion's Gym: A gymnastics area for children.
 * Popple-Go-Round: A Popples-themed carousel. Plays the Popples theme song, Popple Magic, or any of the BGM from the 1986 Popples series.
 * P.C.'s Snappin' Cool Car Tour: A car tour around Billy and Bonnie Wagner's neighborhood.
 * Puffling Drop: A multiple drop tower ride. Consists of 6 separate towers arranged in a circle that are colored according to each of the 6 Pufflings. The towers operate simultaneously.
 * Pee-Wee Golf with the Popples: Based on the episode Popples Play Pee-Wee Golf.
 * Popples on Stage: A stage show based on the Popples Live-Action Movie.

Orange Otter Oasis

 * Decade Dingoes: Quantum Journey: A motion simulator ride based on Decade Dingoes.
 * Olingual Goes Places: A dark ride based on Olingual.
 * Arctansas Avalanche: A Himalaya-ride based on Winona the Wonder Walrus. This was built on November 2015 to promote the then-upcoming [the Wonder Walrus|Winona the Wonder Walrus] program. This is also the first additional ride to the park.
 * Kangachilla Space Quest: A suspended rollercoaster based on [Dream|Kangachilla Dream].

Germainia
This is an upcoming area based on [Crossing|Recess Crossing], an Animal Crossing take on Disney's Recess. It will open sometime around early 2017.


 * The Gang's Houses: A meet-and-greet area.
 * LaSalle Gorilla Grand Prix: A Go Kart ride themed on Vince LaSalle the Gorilla. Annually, a contest is held on this ride as a special event, where guests can compete for a prize by winning either first, second, or third place. First is the greatest prize while the third is the least.
 * Gretchen and the Squirrelly Experiment: A Mad Tea Party-like Ride in which guests can ride in measuring cups, which can be spun around. In the background, there are beakers which can spill on the cups, soaking guests. Centered around Gretchen Grundler the Squirrel.
 * Mousey Baron: A slightly smaller version of the Golden Zephyr ride with military airplanes. This attraction is based on Gus Griswald the Mouse.
 * Shake, Wrestle 'n Roll: A Rotoshake ride based on Ashley Spinelli the Tiger.
 * T.J.'s Fishin' Frenzy: A Miner Mike-type steel junior roller coaster. The train, consisting of three carts shaped like fish, move along the track via a rope (or "reel") connected between the train and a statue of T.J. Detweiler the Penguin holding out a fishing pole without a reel.
 * A Bear-y Great Show, Starring Mikey: A live show featuring Mikey Blumberg the Bear performing entertaining acts such as singing, and reciting poetry.
 * The Playground: A replica of the Third Street School playground, which is in the version from the Recess Crossing series.
 * King Bob the Dog's Corner: A shopping area with Recess Crossing-related merchandise. Modelled after Nook's Cranny from the Animal Crossing series
 * Germainia's Roost Cafe: A cafe.

Lake Hoohaw

 * Chez Otter: A classic-style dining restaurant.
 * Fishicle Boat: Guests can get fishicles here.

Wonder Woods

 * Maple Town Restaurant: Based on the anime, but with a casual, modern twist.
 * Rust E. Wildwood's: A Chuck E. Cheese's parody, centering on animatronic Sylvanian Families child characters performing on stage while guests get to choose from a variety of American food. Also includes arcade games and a miniature golf course.
 * Hoofnagel's: An ice cream parlor based on the location of the same name from The Get Along Gang. Guests can also make their own ice cream via an interactive touch screen offering them over 100 flavors, toppings, and sauces combined.

UniqueCreature Universe

 * Care-a-Lot Cafe: A 50's-style restaurant based on the Care Bears.
 * Wuz Burger: Based on the restaurant of the same name from The Wuzzles. Guests are allowed to combine two popular recipes in a 2-in-1 combo.
 * PopplEye's: A parody of Popeye's with a Popples theme.

Orange Otter Oasis

 * Stars 'n Stripes: A chicago grill restaurant themed to Striped Stars.
 * LunchEon: A Decade Dingoes-themed buffet restaurant featuring recipes that were popular in certain time periods.
 * I'm Hungary: A European restaurant based on Olingual.