Silver Dollar City Retires Thunderation Roller Coaster
Silver Dollar City will retire its Thunderation roller coaster after 33 years at the end of the 2026 season, making way for new mining operations.
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#Amusement Park
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Six Flags Considers Selling Michigan's Adventure
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation may sell Michigan's Adventure and other parks, following trademark filings by Enchanted Parks Holdings LLC. The company is reviewing its portfolio to strengthen its
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Six Flags Magic Mountain to Open Looney Tunes Land
Six Flags Magic Mountain will transform its Bugs Bunny World into Looney Tunes Land by summer 2026, featuring four new themed zones and rethemed rides.
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Six Flags America Closes Doors Permanently
Six Flags America in Bowie, Maryland, has closed permanently after decades of operation. The 523-acre property is now up for sale, with its future use yet to be determined, following the park's strugg
#Six Flags America#Amusement Park#Bowie Maryland
Kentucky Kingdom Unveils New Suspension Coaster
Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville announces 'Flying Fox,' a new $14 million suspended roller coaster opening in 2026, part of a $33 million park investment.
#Kentucky Kingdom#Flying Fox#Roller Coaster
Oaks Park Announces 20-Year Expansion Plan
Oaks Park in Portland, Oregon, has unveiled a 20-year expansion plan, including new rides, facility upgrades, and improved parking, with a $40 million fundraising goal.
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Coweta County Considers New Amusement Park Project
A 13-acre amusement park, part of the Big Poplar II development, is proposed for Coweta County. The project includes two hotels and retail space, valued at $219 million, and could generate $8.7 millio
#Coweta County#Amusement Park#Georgia Development
California Great America Amusement Park to Close
California's Great America amusement park in Santa Clara will close permanently after its 2027 Halloween season, ending nearly 50 years of operation due to a land sale and strategic business decisions
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