Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced that Thrill Glider, a first-of-its-kind roller coaster, will debut in 2027.

Created exclusively for the Southern California theme park, the new attraction combines flying, motorbike and suspended coaster technologies to establish an entirely new category known as the Thrillglider.

Developed by world-renowned coaster manufacturer Vekoma, the ride merges the freedom of flight with the intensity of a multi-launch thrill coaster to deliver an experience unlike anything previously attempted.

Thrill-seekers around the US can breathe a collective sigh of relief, as Six Flags announces the acquisition of ArieForce One.

The celebrated steel roller coaster, manufactured by Rocky Mountain Construction, will find a new home within the Six Flags portfolio during the 2028-2029 operating seasons.

When the attraction closed its gates at Fun Spot America Atlanta in August, coaster enthusiasts openly mourned the loss of a ride widely regarded as a modern masterpiece.

Dollywood Parks & Resorts has revealed plans for a series of new installations and visitor experiences designed to celebrate the life, values, and legacy of its Dreamer-in-Chief, Dolly Parton.

The upcoming additions will span the theme park, offering guests new ways to reflect on her faith, her love for the Great Smoky Mountains, and her lifelong dedication to children and literacy.

SeaWorld has unleashed details for its upcoming Howl-O-Scream events across its three theme parks in Orlando, San Diego, and San Antonio.

Running on select nights from September 11 through October 31, the popular Halloween events bring brand-new haunted houses, immersive scare zones, and exclusive themed food and beverage experiences to guests looking for a fright.

A major highlight across all three theme parks this year is the introduction of the event's first-ever movie-inspired haunted house. Based on Sony Pictures' iconic 1997 horror film, I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Final Catch invites visitors at SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld San Diego, and SeaWorld San Antonio to step straight into the Southport Massacre and attempt to outrun the relentless Fisherman.

Universal Studios Hollywood is gearing up to launch its first outdoor, high-speed rollercoaster, Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift, on Wednesday 16 September.

Billed as the fastest ride across all Universal Destinations and Experiences, the attraction promises to bring a new level of adrenaline to the California theme park.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the $7 billion Fast & Furious film franchise, the new rollercoaster aims to capture the high-speed street racing and spectacular stunts that fans have come to love.

Six Flags St. Louis has officially announced its new name: Mid America Adventure. The Missouri based theme park revealed the rebranding alongside an updated logo and brand identity, which honours its 55 year history in the heart of the Midwest whilst celebrating its diverse collection of rides and attractions.

Walt Disney World has announced that Disney's Lakeshore Lodge will officially open its doors on 1 July 2027.

Situated along the peaceful shores of Bay Lake, the new waterfront resort will offer 967 rooms. The design focuses on the beauty of the natural world and draws inspiration from classic Disney animation.

LEGOLAND California Resort and LEGOLAND Florida Resort are taking their newest family coasters to thrilling new heights, just in time for the annual Brick or Treat celebrations. The Galacticoaster in the brand new LEGO Galaxy lands will receive a custom Halloween makeover.

Available throughout fall, the Halloween Spaceship update transforms the Galacticoaster experience at both parks. Families will discover 356 new Halloween-themed LEGO elements in the design bays, offering a fresh and spooky twist on the high-speed attraction.