Fun Spot teases new roller coaster, now RMC shipment spotted in Orlando
Something mysterious has arrived at Fun Spot America Orlando. On Nov. 9, 2026, the amusement park shared video of a truck carrying large crates bearing the Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) logo, just weeks after Fun Spot’s CEO teased the possibility of another roller coaster coming to Central Florida.
Could this be our first clue about what’s coming next?
Something mysterious has arrived at Fun Spot America Orlando. On Nov. 9, 2026, the amusement park shared video of a truck carrying large crates bearing the Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) logo, just weeks after Fun Spot’s CEO teased the possibility of another roller coaster coming to Central Florida.
The video, shared on Fun Spot America’s social media accounts with the caption “Excuse me, you can’t park here?”, shows a flatbed truck transporting several large wooden crates marked with the RMC logo.
How we got here: Fun Spot’s next roller coaster
In September 2026, Fun Spot America CEO John Arie Jr. discussed the possibility of adding another roller coaster to one of the company’s Central Florida parks.
During that discussion, Arie specifically mentioned Rocky Mountain Construction and Premier Rides, two manufacturers known for their roller coaster projects.
Now, less than two months later, RMC-branded crates have appeared in a video shared by Fun Spot itself.
RMC is no stranger to Fun Spot America. The manufacturer previously worked on Mine Blower, the wooden roller coaster at Fun Spot Kissimmee, installing sections of its steel 208 ReTraK system to improve the ride experience.
What roller coasters are already at Fun Spot Orlando?
Fun Spot America Orlando, located near International Drive, currently has three roller coasters:
- White Lightning: Opened in 2013, this wooden roller coaster was manufactured by Great Coasters International (GCI). It reaches speeds of up to 48 mph and is one of the park’s signature attractions.
- Freedom Flyer: A suspended family roller coaster manufactured by Vekoma, with riders’ feet dangling beneath the train. The coaster reaches speeds of approximately 34 mph.
- Sea Serpent: A smaller steel roller coaster designed for younger riders and families.
Photo by Fun Spot
What roller coasters are at Fun Spot Kissimmee?
Fun Spot America also operates a park in Kissimmee, near Old Town on U.S. Highway 192. That location has four roller coasters:
- Mine Blower: Opened in 2017, this wooden roller coaster from The Gravity Group features an inversion and an 80-foot drop. RMC previously installed sections of its steel 208 ReTraK system on the ride in 2023.
- Galaxy Spin: A spinning wild mouse-style steel roller coaster featuring sharp turns and unpredictable movements.
- Hurricane: A family steel roller coaster with a five-story lift hill and a triple out-and-back layout.
- Sea Serpent: A small steel coaster designed for younger riders.
Photo from Fun Spot
The previous RMC work on Mine Blower establishes a relationship between the manufacturer and Fun Spot America. That means the newly spotted crates could be associated with another improvement project instead of a brand-new roller coaster.
With the company’s CEO already discussing future coaster possibilities, enthusiasts have good reason to keep watching.
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