#roller-coasters

#roller-coasters

Six Flags is spending $1 billion on new rides and attractions across its parks in North America.

Speed kills, as evidenced by the alarming closure rate of the world's fastest coasters, with a new one set to debut in 2025.

Oldest roller coasters attract nostalgic visitors and enhance amusement parks' brand identity and revenue.

Roller coasters have evolved into extreme thrill rides that offer an adrenaline rush, combining terror and excitement.

Older coasters hold historical value and can boost attendance and revenue for amusement parks.

A 1,000-foot-tall roller coaster, powered by new technology, is in development and will set unprecedented height and speed records.

Old roller coasters hold historical significance and attract nostalgic visitors, benefiting amusement parks economically.

2025 promises exciting new roller coasters and attractions at theme parks across the U.S., with Universal Epic Universe as a highlight.

Thrilling theme park rides are largely centered around standalone roller coasters and movie-themed experiences, contributing to the industry's significant growth.

A local teen celebrates her 300th ride on Luna Park's Thunderbolt after overcoming her fear of roller coasters to become a dedicated fan.

Luna Park opening on March 23 with official festivities on March 24

Celebrating 10-year anniversary of Thunderbolt roller coaster and introducing sustainable electric go-karts