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Video shows first US B&M flying coaster in action.
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Article shows the tricks, do's and dont's of playing park and carnival games. An author also has a book on sale to master the games.
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Close on the heels of what the park is declaring a succesful first season, the park will host its first halloween event.
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In lieu of the missing PAX coaster, the fair continues its expansion with the addition of a Skycoaster.
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B&M inverter to wind about Thorpe Park before climbing lift.
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Components of New York City parade will march for several weeks starting in December.
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SEC filing shows his take of the company increased from 8.6% to 10.2%.
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Chemical mix could cause deadly chlorine cloud.
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Amusement Today's Golden Ticket Awards were announced this afternoon at Paramount's Kings Island.
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Reporter braves some of the Keystone state's great coasters.
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Bid is under the $25 million asking price.
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Photos give final look at the residents and scenes from PKI's now defunct Phantom Theater.
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For the first time in its 28-year history, the Six Flags Great Adventure theme park will operate an attraction during the winter -- "Winter Lights," a drive-through of more than 1 million decorative lights.
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Arrow Vampire ride car among items you can bid on.
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Even though no announcement has been made, it's clear that Cedar Point is building its 16th coaster.
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New B&M inverter takes wild pass through narrow tunnel.
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Family of victim who was crushed by building in storm says lawsuit is forthcoming.
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Officials say height requirement incorrectly marked.
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Carowinds is getting a family junior inverted and a water ride in 2003.
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According to the tests there's more than one problem spot on the ride.
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Guide for parents and kids points you to the science behind the fun.
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Two mazes are now being constructed for the 30th Halloween Haunt.
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The Conneaut Lake Park Preservation Society planned the second annual marathon to raise money to paint and maintain the 65-year old Blue Streak.
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New regulations prohibit rides from exposing people to more than 5.6 G's for more than one second.
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Themed coaster may replace banana breath in 2003.
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In search of great sports history, author stops at the Roller Coast on his cross-country trip.
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Attendance down 12% for August for Six Flags Worlds of Adventure.
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Feature includes screen shots of forthcoming PC game.
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Group had its hands in many of defunct CCI's best rides.
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Universal theme park owner Vivendi had their S&P credit rating downgraded to "junk" status.
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Accident marks second in two weeks at fair.
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Standard & Poor's latest to dog company for poor earnings.
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Dophins, sealions, otters and trainers will go to Sea World in Orlando.
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View photos of Europe's largest suspended looping coaster, which opened recently at Fantasy Island, UK
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Two children, ages 5 and 9, told St. Louis Rams jerseys not OK to wear in park.
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Park giant 9 cents short of its estimate of 17 cents per share, stock drops more than 50%.
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Arrow 4D begins pleasing crowds again.
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Contrary to what Bessemer officials were saying, theme park operator isn't interested in buying the park.
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Relatives of a woman who died of a brain hemorrhage after riding the Montezooma's Revenge roller coaster at Knott's Berry Farm last August have sued the amusement park and its owner.
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President Will Koch faces new challenges in planning for the future.
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Bankrupt VisionLand has announced that several companies are looking into purchasing the park.
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Construction at Disney's California Adventure continues to progress.
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Largest No Limits update in Digital Coaster history includes dozens of original creations.
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Plans include a waterfront dining and shopping complex in the middle of the park.
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Schwarzkopf that opened with Great America has received a stay of execution.
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Track and supports have arrived at for 2003's only confirmed B&M.
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RollercoaterTycoon.com now sports a new look, and a few new features, but still no ride exchange.
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Russian law complicates deal that prevents export of new ride.
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Public outcry has saved the Whizzer, but at the cost of Shockwave's future.
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Bad drinking water and expired food ingredients embarass park brass.
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New water ride thrills in the Pacific Northwest.
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Batman mirror-clone is first B&M to be moved.
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The sequel to the best selling coaster game of all time shows more theme objects and flat rides.
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The former owner of CCI has been hired by S&S Power to start a wooden coaster division.
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Only a few hours after the grand opening of a drop ride called "Pile Driver," inspectors came shut it down for not having a valid permit.
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Check out pictures of this British Columbia children's park.
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Latest update spotlights the largest Impulse coaster to date, Wicked Twister.
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Fifteen pictures of the New Jersey water park have been added to the galleries.
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Universal drawing crowds away from Disney with more grown up themes.
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Eighteen new tracks for coaster sim, recreations included.
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Six Flags' Northwest park, Wild Waves/Enchanted Village, is constructing a new 50-foot "water coaster" ride.
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This huge update includes the addition of the Wildwood Piers to the site's park database, as well as 100 pictures from the New Jersey shore piers.
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Updated photo gallery includes several shots of the modified Vertical Velocity.
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Check out a new video from Robb Alvey and several pages of photos from Stark Raven Mad.
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Check out the latest animation posted on Badnitrus Productions, X. Take a virtual ride from the back and front of the train on both sides.
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Good weather credited with better numbers.
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Companies sign long-term deal to make Coke exclusive, where penetration was only 65% of parks.
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Microsoft founder owns 8.6% of world's largest theme park company.
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Complaint alleges closure of X without explanation violates "contract" of passholders, according to attorney.
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Personal injury lawyers are attempting to create a "cottage industry" by linking brain injuries to thrill rides at amusement parks, says the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA).