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On November 11, 2024, Nintendo announced the opening of a new Donkey Kong Country sub-land at Universal Studios Japan’s Super Nintendo World, set for December 11, 2024. The area features iconic landmarks from the games, interactive activities, themed dining options, and a roller coaster attraction called Mine Cart Madness, promising immersive experiences for guests.
Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, formed by Cedar Point acquiring Valleyfair, has expanded significantly over the years, including the purchase of Paramount Parks in 2006. In 2023, Cedar Fair merged with Six Flags, becoming the largest theme park operator. This article ranks the 11 original Cedar Fair parks from worst to best.
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The Pokémon Company is partnering with Yomiuri Land Co. and the Yomiuri Shimbun to establish a new theme park, PokéPark Kanto, in Tokyo, within Yomiuriland, Tokyo’s largest amusement park. The park aims to provide Pokémon-themed events and attractions in a natural environment, potentially reutilizing the land of the former Pokémon Wonder. The opening date is yet to be announced.
Disney’s “Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party” has become a decades-long tradition for many fans, first initiated in 1983. Noteworthy for its Christmas-themed attractions and delectable holiday treats, the event provides an extended festive experience. For 2023, Disney recently released a food guide detailing an array of delicacies. From a Candy Cane Tart at Casey’s Corner to peculiar desserts like the Santa’s Belt Buckle at the Sunshine Tree Terrace, the offerings present time-honored Christmas flavors and creative innovations.
Theme park enthusiast Andrew Krivsky shares his updated rankings of roller coasters at Six Flags Great America. The massive Maxx Force, known for its incredible acceleration, is now his top pick. Other highlights include the classic wooden coaster Viper, the gravity-defying Batman: The Ride, and Goliath which, despite a substantial conventional appeal, is losing its charm. Less preferred are American Eagle, suffering from increasing roughness, and Dark Knight, critiqued for its ‘by-the-numbers’ nature. Personal preference and experience shape these rankings, highlighting the diversity of roller coasters available at this amusement park.
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