Six Flags puts ride reliability at center of its turnaround
Six Flags is spending more on ride maintenance as it works to improve attraction availability, strengthen the guest experience and rebuild trust across its parks.
Six Flags is spending more on ride maintenance as it works to improve attraction availability, strengthen the guest experience and rebuild trust across its parks.
Universal has been awarded a patent for an advanced water ride propulsion system, giving fans a fascinating look at technology that could power future attractions—and already sparking speculation about where it might appear.
San Antonio brings together three distinctive theme parks, four water parks and plenty of attractions beyond the parks. Here’s why the Texas city deserves a spot on your vacation list.
The Attractions Podcast: Six Flags Great Adventure upside-down launch coaster, plus latest theme park updates from Attractions Magazine.
The Gideon’s Bakehouse team is back with a savory spin. Does their new hand-pie concept belong on your Disney Springs must-do list, or can it wait?
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens are expanding their use of familiar entertainment properties, with Baby Shark, Sony horror films and Rudolph helping United Parks reach broader audiences throughout the year.
United Parks & Resorts is placing greater importance on Howl-O-Scream and new intellectual property partnerships as attendance continues to decline.
A Nate Bargatze theme park called Nateland is in early stages of development for Nashville, Tenn., as Bargatze partners with Storyland Studios.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s Return to Corkscrew Hill isn’t just reviving a fan favorite—it continues the park’s growing investment in original stories following this year’s Verbolten: Forbidden Turn.
Legoland Florida’s wooden coaster Coastersaurus is about to roar back into the park’s ride lineup after under going an extensive refurbishment. Our interview showcases why this is a momentous occasion and what guests can be on the lookout for.