For anyone who has been to Universal Stuidos Hollywood, you know that if the crowds cooperate, you can do basically the entire park, twice in 2 1/2 hours. Fortunately when the other Universal parks got their coasters first 2007, then 2009, I knew that Universal Hollywood had to get a coaster in 2011! Just imagine my face when Universal announced...
This is a pretty small news, but also very good news to any Carowinds fan. Screamscape reported that it was said at Coaster Stock (The Carowinds enthusiast event that took place this past weekend) that Carolina Cyclone, Carowinds’ classic Arrow looper, would receive a much needed paint job in 2010. It wasn’t mentioned if it would be just a touch up or...
You may remember back a few years ago, Dorney Park had a second wooden coaster, Hercules, a Curtis D. Summers ride that was, at one point, the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world, topping out at 95 feet. The ride wasn’t very popular in its later years due to the extremely violent and rough ride that it produced. It was closed...
You heard right. Kuwait is now home to an indoor Cartoon Network theme park. Opened in 2009 (I think) little is known about this fresh park. It features all sorts of Cartoon Network characters.
While there are very few pictures of the park, from what I could gather the park appears to be centered around small children. It also has Birthday...
The Wizarding World’s of Harry Potter have been under construction for quite some time now but little was known about the land. Island’s of Adventure management was smart in not announcing the opening date to prevent thousands of fans traveling from hundreds of miles away to be disapointed by the delay of the land’s opening. Luckily Orlando Sientenial as well...
For any fan of Carowinds, 2010 is coming closer and closer. And currently, it is a race to see what the new coaster will be. The official announcement is August 26, 2009 for this new project but the park has already been highly publicizing the park’s future attraction.
As Ethan reported several days ago, a logo for Carowind’s called “White Lightnin”...
Cowabunga Bay is the world’s largest play structure. The park’s youtube channel uploaded this short video that just shows you how big of a splash you will find at the Utah park.
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