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Several former Fun Spot Atlanta rides are headed to Orlando and Kissimmee, and CEO John Arie Jr. is already raising a much bigger possibility: another roller coaster for Central Florida.
ArieForce One will fly again—but first Six Flags must choose where it belongs. We examine which parks have the strongest case for the acclaimed coaster.
Fun Spot America confirms ArieForce One has been sold, setting off speculation about where the acclaimed RMC roller coaster could reopen.
Before ArieForce One was sold, Fun Spot America CEO John Arie Jr. was already hinting that the acclaimed RMC coaster could have a future beyond Atlanta.
Six Flags St. Louis has officially become Mid America Adventure, revealing a new logo and beginning what the Enchanted Parks property calls the next chapter in its 55-year history.
Flowers, handwritten notes and quiet reflection filled Dollywood as visitors and employees honored Dolly Parton the day after her death.
At Silver Dollar City, the best stories don’t have to come from a screen. Herschend’s Merrill Puckett Miller explains how real history, a sense of place and meaningful messages help create attractions families can experience — and remember — together.
Destination D23 2026 is underway, and we’re updating this page with all the Disney theme park news announced.
Mack Rides takes us inside the design of Miner’s Mountain Express, from 15 airtime moments and a cave to a station fly-through and a layout shaped by Silver Dollar City’s Ozark terrain.
Silver Dollar City has announced a new ride opening in 2027 as Thunderation is in its final season at the Branson theme park.
