After u beat OOT is there any more fun 2 be had?

You could try completing all of the side quests, or you could just mess around.

If you want to do something really fun in Majora's Mask you could try going to the 4th day without beating the game. Go into the room with the telescope and go to the night of the third day. ( I recommend slowing down time when it gets close to the end) Right when it gets to about 1 or 2 seconds exit out. You now have no time limit. Go where you want do what you when you want. As for Ocarina of Time you could always try doing some seam walking. Or doing the swordless link glitch. The list really does go on and on.

there is always something fun to do in Oot. even if you have beaten it 100% get MM, it is a really fun game with lots of side quests. and for TP and WW they are both great games (in my opinion) they both have good stories and WW has a ton of sidequests. but dont let any ones opinion change your opinion.

After I beat Ocarina of time for the first time, I knew that there would always be The OoT-Master Quest if I was ever up for a new challenge.

Maybe in another 2 years, I pop either the regular version or the Master Quest Version, but I'm definately not the type who beats it 4+ times a years. I just don't see the fun in playing a game you practically memorized.

I just like playing with glitches and finding new ones now that I have finished. Lol, I also just had a second and third file to play with glitches. Here was my setup, maybe you would like to do it.

File 1 - Main File (Now used for glitches)
File 2 - Adult Glitches File
File 3 - Young Glitches File

Not a lot unfortunetly.

You could hunt about for the Hidden Holes, get all the Skulltulas, get a Perfect Archery score at the Gerudo Fortress, beat the Gerudo Training Ground, get all Heart Containers.

Thats if these tasks havn't been completed already

Or if you wish for a real challenge, beat the Marathon Man as an Adult hehehe

I don't see why it's necessary to do more after you've beaten it. Zelda games are about making an awsome single player experience and the lenght of the games comes into play there too. Nintendo could've added "new game +" like square has for many of it's rpg's (and they're usually longer to begin with) but would that make the actual game more fun?
And If I want to play a game where I could sidequest for eternity there are plenty of MMO's.

One of the best things about Zelda in my opinion is the huge variety of gameplay and challanges I face in each game, that is why I can play any Zelda from start to finish without pausing (and for games of that lenght I consider that a real feat). When I buy a FF fantasy game for example, I'll most likely get more playtime out of it but on the other hand I often get very boored several times as I play through, not because the game is bad or anything. The pace of the games simply doesn't fit me very well (probably since my first gaming experiences were from Zelda and Mario), giving me a feeling that I'm just wasting time to get to the next cut scene/plot twist.

That is just how I feel, but I understand that many people would like to get more out of the game and there is nothing wrong with that of course.

I have not yet finished OOT , But from what I can tell, the wind waker was almost as solid as OOT but with a cute link and a massive world, TP was great as far as your average game is concerned not to mention the graphics are awesome. Whatever you do, don't knock 'em till you try 'em.