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Waldameer & Water World has announced its next major attraction, Eagle’s Pursuit, a brand-new family launch roller coaster set to debut for the 2027 summer season.
The historic theme park, situated on the scenic northern coast of Pennsylvania, is known for utilizing its unique geography to build standout attractions.
Eagle’s Pursuit looks to continue this tradition by interacting directly with the wooded hillside overlooking Lake Erie.
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Carowinds has officially announced a massive new addition for the 2027 season, unveiling plans for a world-record-breaking super flume ride named Rip Roarin’ Falls.
The 400-acre theme park, which straddles the North Carolina and South Carolina state line, is set to deliver next-generation family thrills by combining a traditional log flume experience with cutting-edge roller coaster elements.
Manufactured by WhiteWater, the impressive attraction represents a significant investment in the park's ever-growing lineup of signature rides.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain in Los Angeles has officially opened Looney Tunes Land, in a total transformation of the park's dedicated family area.
Developed in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences, the refreshed destination moves away from traditional single-theme structures to encourage family exploration across four separate zones, each inspired by classic cartoon shorts and characters.
The grand opening is timed alongside the 55th anniversary of Six Flags Magic Mountain. According to park officials, the expansion represents the second phase of a multi-year redevelopment plan for the California resort, following last year's extensive refurbishment of the adjacent Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles water park. Management has also confirmed that a major new roller coaster project is scheduled to debut next year.
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Walt Disney World Resort has shared the very first story details for Monstropolis, the highly anticipated new land currently under construction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
The newly released details explain exactly how we, the human guests, will finally step through the closet doors and into the monster world.
The entire land is themed around "H.U.M.A.N. Day", which stands for "Humans Understand Monsters Are Nice." This citywide celebration serves as the backdrop for your visit, picking up right after the events of the original Monsters, Inc. (2001) film.
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Kentucky Kingdom has officially opened its newest roller coaster, Flying Fox, expanding the park’s coaster lineup to six. The addition solidifies the park's position as hosting the highest number of roller coasters in the state of Kentucky.
Manufactured by Vekoma, Flying Fox features 1,380 feet of track, reaching a maximum height of 65 feet and top speeds of 37 mph. The £11.2 million ($14 million) ride is engineered to deliver family-friendly thrills, welcoming younger riders with an accessible minimum height requirement of 38 inches.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas has officially unveiled Werewolf Gorge, a highly anticipated family launch roller coaster set to debut during the park’s 35th anniversary season in 2027.
The new attraction promises to deliver an immersive multi-generational experience, combining rich storytelling with a dynamic layout that sets a major new benchmark for family thrill rides.
Manufactured by Vekoma, Werewolf Gorge will become the longest roller coaster in the history of the San Antonio park.
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Universal Destinations & Experiences has officially announced that Universal Kids Resort, its first-ever regional theme park designed specifically for families with young children, will open its gates on 1 July 2026.
Located in Frisco, Texas, the highly anticipated 20-acre development marks a major strategic shift for the company, bringing its renowned entertainment and theme park expertise to a brand-new generation via kid-sized thrills.
To coincide with the opening date announcement, Universal has launched ticket sales, on-site hotel holiday packages, and the park’s first annual pass option.
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Universal has revealed that Warner Bros. Pictures’ smash-hit horror film Sinners will be coming to Halloween Horror Nights this autumn, bringing an all-new haunted house to both Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood.
The announcement follows the movie's historic success, having grossed over $370 million globally, and securing four Oscar wins from a record-breaking 16 Academy Award nominations.
The new haunted house will debut at Universal Orlando Resort on Friday 28 August, and at Universal Studios Hollywood on Thursday 3 September.
