The Lego Fairground Collection already includes a roller coaster. Now, Lego is adding a Loop Coaster that is one of its tallest at just over 3 feet and it includes “an innovative elevator tower for ...

The thrill of riding a towering roller coaster at an amusement park is rarely worth the hours-long wait in a line that’s hundreds of people long. With Lego’s new Loop Coaster set, there’s no waiting ...

LEGO has had some truly impressive builds in its day, but this one is a minor miracle. Although LEGO has made roller coaster sets before, this new one puts the previous ones to shame. Via Gizmodo, ...

The question, "Why are a roller coaster loops circles and not squares?" comes from Ms. Adams’ class. When I go to an amusement park, the first place I head is a roller coaster. I love the thrill of ...

GURNEE, Ill. (WLS) -- Six Flags Great America unveiled its new Mardi Gras Hangover roller coaster, dangling riders upside down--100 feet in the air. Dubbed the "world's largest loop coaster" by the ...

MONTICELLO, Ind — Roller coaster enthusiasts in the Midwest have a new coaster to try this summer. Indiana Beach has announced the public launch date for its new "All American Triple Loop" roller ...

GURNEE, Ill. (WLS) -- A brand-new roller coaster is coming to Six Flags Great America in north suburban Gurnee. It's so new, it doesn't have a name yet. But park officials said it will be the world's ...

Sorry conveyor belt sushi, a restaurant in Abu Dhabi has figured out a new way to deliver food to hungry customers: Roller coasters. Rogo’s — the world’s largest roller coaster-themed restaurant — ...

In 2026, Six Flags Over Texas will not only celebrate its 65th anniversary, but it will also debut a roller coaster so groundbreaking, it’s rewriting the record books. Meet Tormenta Rampaging Run: the ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Get ready to go loop-de-loop. Earlier in the month, the amusement park announced the closure of the non-traditional pendulum-style spinner ride, King Chaos to make room from more ...

The wooden Leap-the-Dips amusement park ride in Altoona, Pennsylvania, is the oldest roller coaster still running in the United States. Built in 1902, it became a National Historic Landmark in 1996.