Kings Island moving to all cashless payments starting mid-July
Leave your dollars at home — Kings Island is officially going cashless starting mid-July.
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Knott’s Berry Farm commemorates 100th anniversary celebration
Ghost Town citizens, characters, and Knott’s Berry Farm staff were on hand to dedicate a time capsule for the 100th anniversary.
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Six Flags, Credit One Bank unveil new Visa card
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation and Las Vegas-based Credit One Bank have announced the brand new Credit One Bank Six Flags Rewards Visa with exclusive perks for cardmembers.
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Cedar Point commemorates 150 years with Ticket of a Lifetime
Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, commemorates its standing as the Midwest’s premier amusement park with a sesquicentennial celebration featuring a brand new nighttime parade and party, family river adventure ride, specialty food and merchandise, and the coveted Ticket of a Lifetime.
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Six Flags donates 50,000 tickets for California vaccination efforts
Six Flags has donated 50,000 theme park tickets to support the State of California’s efforts to get more people vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Jersey Devil emerges at Six Flags Great Adventure as thrilling new single-rail coaster
Six Flags Great Adventure’s newest coaster offers riders a chance to feel what it’s like to ride alongside the infamous Jersey Devil.
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Kings Island delays opening of Camp Cedar luxury campground
Kings Island’s upcoming luxury campground, Camp Cedar, has delayed its opening according to local Ohio news outlet, Fox 19.
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Midwest’s first, only tailspin waterslide Tidal Wave now open at Hurricane Harbor Rockford
Six Flags Great America and Hurricane Harbor Rockford has opened the Midwest’s first and only tailspin waterslide, Tidal Wave!
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World’s tallest water coaster Tsunami Surge now open at Hurricane Harbor Chicago
Six Flags Great America and Hurricane Harbor Chicago are welcoming the world’s tallest water coaster today, Tsunami Surge.
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Cedar Point is selling large-scale wooden coaster car replicas
Guests can find mini “Coaster Cutouts” of their favorite rides at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, but since bigger is always better when it comes to rollercoasters, the park is now offering nearly life-size “Giant Cutouts,” which are eight times bigger than their counterparts.
