The parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks announced disappointing 2025 financial results, including a 23% drop in net income.

Unrestricted park hopping will be restored to Disneyland Resort sometime in 2026 and DCA's Monsters Inc. ride will stay open an extra year.

Presidents' Day theme park news roundup features tidbits about Orlando, Silver Dollar City, and SeaWorld San Antonio.

Theme Park Tribune has a not-so-unique annual tradition of publishing a list of the coming year’s biggest and most-anticipated new theme park rides. For 2026, however, that tradition has to change — ...

With 10 years of Halloween Horror Nights experience and Universal building its first year-round haunt in one of my favorite vacation spots, I had to book a trip to Universal Horror Unleashed in Las ...

Six Flags is known as a budget theme park brand for a reason — but within the company itself, there are parks that rise above the others. Six Flags Georgia is one of them. While it sports one of the ...

In a growing trend for the Six Flags, one of its parks is delaying the expected opening year for a new roller coaster. Six Flags tried to soften the blow of the coaster delay by announcing a different ...

The Themed Entertainment Association’s annual report on theme park attendance is being released much later than usual, but does sport a new entrant among the top 20 parks in North America. Dollywood ...

No, I’m not not trying to start a line of “live laugh love”-style Target wall art for coaster enthusiasts. I’m just talking about Iron Gwazi at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. This latest creation from ...

I won’t waste your time with bad puns about Stardust Racers being “out of this world” or whatever, because you really just want to know whether the biggest coasters at Universal Orlando’s Epic ...

Universal Orlando’s third theme park brings two new budget-friendly hotel options to the resort — and unfortunately, they are far from epic. Proximity to Epic Universe is one of the few redeeming ...

IAAPA Expo, the annual theme park industry trade show, is kicking off in Orlando with its usual reveals of ride vehicles for next year’s big coasters — along with one totally new coaster announcement.