Busch Gardens originally opened in 1959. The original name of the park was Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and the park had an African theme. Later, it was called The Dark Continent and finally Busch Gardens Africa. The park is home … Continue reading →
Before you throw your kids in the car and head off for a day at the amusement park, there are some things you need to consider. Few things can be more frustrating and disappointing than going to an amusement park … Continue reading →
Are you looking to take a vacation but are unsure of what places to consider or how to begin? If so, regardless of your age or the size of your family, consider including amusement parks in your next trip. Amusement … Continue reading →
Selecting a summer vacation destination can be a difficult task. When searching for summer vacation destination options, you are likely to see that there are an unlimited number of options available. To select the perfect destination, you are urged to … Continue reading →
The amusement ride operator/attendant has full control on most rides and must be proactive and capable of reacting quickly to situations as they arise. The safety record of the amusement ride industry has greatly improved as a result of inspections, … Continue reading →
Whenever I see an amusement park, my thoughts rush back to my childhood and youth. It’s easy then to reminisce about old times with friends and going to Joyland Amusement Park in Wichita. Bringing back memories of childhood is also … Continue reading →
This coaster promises some real disorientation for its riders. Comment below if you agree. … Continue reading →
Here’s a review and opportunity to take a ride on 10 AWESOME Cedar Point roller coasters that opened between 1989 and 2018. … Continue reading →
One of California’s oldest and greatest coastal amusement parks, the Balboa Fun Zone is a great place for your entire family. With plenty for the entire family to do, the Fun Zone can make the time just fly by. Perfectly … Continue reading →
Valravn is the worlds tallest, fastest, and longest dive coaster. It is Cedar Points 18th roller coaster, and for sure is a hit with the public. Riders descend down a 214 foot 90 degree drop, and are then thrown through … Continue reading →
