AA on dangerous board when villain speeds up action

Why check when you've got so many hands calling you out on the flop (88, 99, 9T, 8T, KQ, AT, every fd).

I would fold too this is dangerous and our AA looks so vulnerable
IMO, lead on the flop to fold for agression . OOP it's difficult to play that hand... let's see how others guys would play that hand.

Yes, I should have bet flop.

What do you do turn as played, when he bets pot for the second time?

Really hard to put him on many strong hands here like AJ KJ he would likely raise pre , if he doesn't raise AJ KJ pre then he doesn't raise KQ either . So for those reasons id call the turn and expect enough turn bluffs like KQ to make the call ok. He may even be value betting some Tx here especially with a diamond. Fold to a river bet though i guess.

I would bet flop.
Villain is limp calling pre so probably a fish with wide range. It looks weird when he pots twice. He can have Jx, he can have flushes. You don't have even Ad so your equity is not very good. I would fold.

Fold turn. Don't read too much into the fact that he limped. It is a perfectly reasonable play in fullring with plenty of hands. It used to be super-standard to do so a few years ago, and villain might play that way still. It doesn't mean he hates money.

The only good reason to call is that you may be capped, but that depends on your ranges, which villain can't have figured out after 24 hands anyway.