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SeaWorld San Antonio has officially opened Barracuda Strike, the tallest inverted family coaster in North America. Following an exclusive preview for Pass Members, the attraction is now welcoming its first public riders.
The roller coaster’s layout is positioned along the edge of the park’s central lake. Because the seats are suspended beneath the track, riders experience a 'feet-dangling' sensation as they soar over the water and skim through the treetops.
Unlike traditional inverted coasters, Barracuda Strike features no inversions, focusing instead on smooth, swooping dives and sharp, banked turns.
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LEGOLAND California Resort has officially opened LEGO Galaxy, a massive 2.4-acre immersive land that marks one of the most significant expansions in the park's 27-year history.
The new area, which opened to the public on March 6, 2026, is part of a major dual-coast investment by Merlin Entertainments that also saw a sister land debut at LEGOLAND Florida late last month.
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Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s first 'Ultra-Accessible' theme park, has officially opened its latest interactive attraction: WingZ of Wonder.
Developed in collaboration with Italian ride manufacturer Zamperla, the new interactive tower ride marks a significant milestone in inclusive attraction design. Standing approximately 40 feet (12 meters) tall, WingZ of Wonder is not just a standard drop tower.
It features a unique interactive element that puts riders in control of their own experience. By 'flapping' their arms, guests can make their butterfly-themed gondolas rise and fall as the central tower rotates.
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Six Flags has announced a definitive agreement to sell seven of its regional properties to EPR Properties for $331 million. The move is part of a "portfolio optimization" strategy following the 2024 merger between Six Flags and Cedar Fair, as the company seeks to reduce debt and focus resources on its highest-growth flagship locations.
The transaction is expected to close by the end of Q1 or early Q2 2026.
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Start your engines! Universal Studios Hollywood has officially pulled back the curtain on the complete ride vehicle fleet for Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift.
Opening this summer, the park’s first-ever high-speed outdoor roller coaster will allow park guests to buckle into authentic replicas of the most iconic "10-second cars" in cinema history.
As construction enters its final stages on the Upper Lot, Universal has now revealed that each train will be a "greatest hits" collection of the franchise's most beloved vehicles. These aren't just standard coaster cars; they are high-tech, 360-degree rotating platforms designed to simulate the "drifting" sensation that defined the series.
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Myrtle Beach’s iconic seaside landmark, Family Kingdom Amusement Park, has announced its largest expansion in decades. To celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2026, the park will debut the Southeast’s first single-rail Raptor roller coaster alongside four brand-new thrill attractions.
Since opening in 1966, Family Kingdom has been a staple of the Grand Strand skyline. The 2026 investment marks a bold step forward, bringing modern, high-energy ride technology to the historic oceanfront site.
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The wait for an out-of-this-world adventure is over. On February 27, 2026, LEGOLAND Florida Resort officially launched its Galacticoaster, a new indoor family roller coaster that blends high-speed thrills with digital customization.
As part of the new LEGO Galaxy land, Galacticoaster is making history as the first indoor roller coaster built at LEGOLAND Florida since the park’s opening in 2011. The exciting attraction is the centerpiece of a landmark $94 million (£70 million) investment by Merlin Entertainments, marking their largest single in-park commitment in the United States to date.
And fans on the West Coast won't have to wait long, as the mission continues at LEGOLAND California Resort on March 6.
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A new family-friendly stage experience inspired by the hit animated series Bluey is set to premiere at Disneyland on March 22, transforming the park’s Fantasyland Theatre into an interactive celebration of play, music and imagination.
Bluey’s Best Day Ever blends a live musical performance with audience participation, games and character encounters. The production reimagines the theatre as Bluey’s school during a lively fair, where guests can join Bluey and her sister Bingo as well as a troupe of comedic actors and musicians performing songs and activities inspired by the series.
