Theme Parks First. Everything Else Next.
The MonteZOOMa project, originally expected to be a straightforward renovation, has transformed into a lengthy and complex refurbishment, delaying its reopening from 2023 to potentially 2026. Significant changes include a new launch system and train, extensive track modifications, and the loss of historical features, sparking debate about its preservation and identity.
Limitless Park provides a ranking of theme parks owned by Six Flags and Cedar Fair post-merger, highlighting their attractions while inviting readers to share opinions.
Carowinds plans to open Rip Roarin’ Falls, a record-breaking log flume ride, in 2027, replacing the closed Rip Roarin’ Rapids. With a 100-foot drop and a top speed of 50 mph, it combines family-friendly elements with thrilling experiences. The ride’s haunted lumber mill theme and innovative design are eagerly anticipated by fans.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas will debut the Werewolf Gorge in 2027, a Vekoma family launch coaster that will be the world’s longest at 4,120 feet. Featuring four launches, speeds up to 45 mph, and a 40-foot drop, it caters to both younger riders and thrill-seekers. Its unique cryptid-themed story enhances the park’s offerings.
Josh D’Amaro has been appointed CEO of The Walt Disney Company, succeeding Bob Iger on March 18, 2026. This marks a significant shift towards prioritizing Disney’s theme parks and guest experiences. D’Amaro, previously from Disney Experiences, may influence capital spending and operational strategies to enhance guest satisfaction and project execution.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom has officially closed the DINOSAUR attraction, marking the end of DinoLand U.S.A. This closure, effective February 1, 2026, allows for the new Tropical Americas expansion, featuring an Indiana Jones ride and an Encanto experience. Former Imagineer Joe Rohde reflects on the impactful yet flawed nature of the original area.
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