Coaster fans traveled to Georgia for ArieForce One’s relentless airtime and four inversions, only to lose the ride after three years. Six Flags has bought it and plans to keep its name. Fans can look forward to another ride, but which park gets it is still under wraps.
The wait to ride in Dom, Han, and Brian’s cars is nearly over. Universal’s new coaster opens September 16, sending riders drifting at up to 72 mph without requiring anyone to explain the damage to their insurer.
Universal Studios Hollywood’s first high-speed outdoor roller coaster pairs 360-degree drifting with cars inspired by Dom, Han, and Brian at speeds up to 72 mph.
LEGO’s latest amusement park set sends a 3-car coaster racing around a volcano-themed circuit complete with tumbling lava boulders, rock monsters, arcade attractions, and just enough chaos to qualify as a proper theme park.
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