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.
Six Flags Great America and Hurricane Harbor Chicago are welcoming the world’s tallest water coaster today, Tsunami Surge.
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.
Cedar Point has announced that wages will be increased for seasonal and part-time positions, and that it will close for select days in June.
The Bob Baker Marionette Theater is joining forces with another Southern California icon to mark the 100th anniversary of Knott’s Berry Farm.
Give Kids the World Village is teaming up with theme parks for Coasting for Kids, an event to raise money for the nonprofit organization.
Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, “doubles down on dinosaurs” starting on May 28, with the Xpedition Dino drive-through or walk-through adventure, featuring 30 realistic, life-size dinosaurs that will convince you time-travel is possible.
Six Flags Great America is partnering with the state of Illinois to help more communities get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
The all-new multi-day extravaganza Roller Coaster Rodeo will run June 11-13 only at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
Six Flags America in the D.C. area has announced that its newest attraction — Harley Quinn Spinsanity — will debut on May 14, 2021.
Millennium Force, Planet Snoopy, and the famous mile-long Cedar Point Beach will all make their return as Cedar Point reopens.