Coney Island Saved   

Texas Giant to Become a Steel Coaster   

Historical Move Creates a Shock Wave Through Enthusiast Community

Zippin Pippin Sale Proceeding   

Although little is salvageable, Bay Beach is still interested in acquiring the celebrated coaster.

Freestyle Music Park to Close Offices   

Freestyle Music Park is closing its business offices and laying off off-season staff until it makes final negotiations with potential investors.

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Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom to Close   

Six Flags and the Kentucky State Fair Board have failed to come to terms, so Six Flags will walk away from its lease and close the park.

Zippin Pippin Dismantled   

The city of Memphis is going through with its plans to demolish Libertyland and clear the fairgrounds site.

Cypress Gardens Sold to Merlin Entertainment   

Once famed for its botanical gardens and Southern Belles, Cypress Gardens has struggled over the last decade, enduring multiple closures and a bankruptcy.

Merlin Announces Legoland Florida   

The Winter Haven park will be Legoland's second U.S. location, after Legoland California in Carlsbad, California.

Cedar Fair to be Acquired   

Apollo Global Management, a private equity investment firm founded in 1990, is looking forward to partnering with Cedar Fair's management team and maintain its status as an industry leading amusement park operator.

Sad News From The Knoebel Family   

Knoebels Amusement Resort matriarch Barbara Knoebel loses her battle with cancer.

Little Dipper to remain in Chicago area   

The 1950 PTC junior coaster could be installed at Six Flags Great America as early as next year.

Texas Giant Put Out To Pasture   

Work has begun on the $10 million renovation that promises a taller, faster, steeper Giant in 2011.

Dreamland's Scenic Railway to be Rebuilt   

The Dreamland Trust's tenacity has paid off. After years of struggling to resurrect the park, a large government grant effectively assures the park will be able to reopen.

Gravitykraft Timberliner Trains to Debut on The Voyage   

Revolutionary single-bench trailered trains should provide a faster, smoother ride and significantly reduce maintenance on the train and the track.

Texas Loses a "Titan"   

The former Park President and General Manager of Six Flags Over Texas passed away on Thursday, October 29.

ACE Remembers Gary Baker   

Former events director Gary Baker passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, October 15, 2009.

Busch Entertainment Corporation sold to Blackstone   

After months of negotiations, Anheuser-Busch InBev announced that it will sell Busch Entertainment Corporation to the New York based private equity giant for as much as $2.7 billion.