Traveling the Globe for the Best Coasters and Theme Parks
Alexander: It’s been months since our last visit to our most-visited park, Six Flags Magic Mountain. While we love living in Orlando, we dearly miss our old home base! Plenty of changes are in motion during our first Magic Mountain visit of 2019, so let’s take a look!
Continue reading “Six Flags Magic Mountain Update – February 20, 2019”
Alexander: It’s wintertime in Florida! It’s cool out, but still great weather for Sea World Orlando’s amazing coasters!
Continue reading “Sea World Orlando Update – Early December”
SeaWorld San Diego is excited to launch Tidal Twister, a dueling roller coaster, as its thrilling new attraction for 2019. The first of its kind in the world, this unique and horizontal ride is an exhilarating experience that demonstrates the power of the ocean. Continue reading “Tidal Twister – New for SeaWorld San Diego in 2019!”
The all-new R.I.P. Tour is Universal Studios Hollywood’s first-class ticket to terror this “Halloween Horror Nights,” featuring a private guided tour with trolley access, a gourmet buffet dinner, unlimited Universal Express line privileges and exclusive access to a specially-themed “Stranger Things” lounge. Continue reading “All-New R.I.P. Tour at Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights”
Dear readers,
In a continuous effort to bring you the best content and assist you with planning your own amazing trips to the state’s best theme and water parks, we’re excited to again partner with Raging Waters Los Angeles to offer you an exclusive California Coaster Kings discount on tickets this 2018 season! Continue reading “Exclusive Raging Waters Los Angeles Discount – 2018!”
Alexander: A quick Magic Mountain update for you! Lots of little things to see!
Continue reading “Six Flags Magic Mountain Update – May 4th”
Alexander: Welcome to May, folks! The month of HangTime at Knott’s Berry Farm is here!
Continue reading “HangTime, Knott’s Berry Farm Update – May 1 & 2, 2018”
Alexander: Hey peeps!
It’s been a minute since we’ve paid a visit to one of our favorite indoor theme parks, Nickelodeon Universe. There’s been some big changes, so we thought we’d clue everyone in on what’s new!
Continue reading “Nickelodeon Universe Update: Jimmy Neutron GONE!”
Alexander: Ok guys, who here has heard of De Waarbeek?
*crickets*
No worries, peeps! De Waarbeek isn’t one I’ve heard of much of either, but boy were we in for a treat when we decided to fit this little park into our itinerary.
Continue reading “De Waarbeek: Home of the World’s Oldest Steel Coaster”
McLaren: An elixir of Spring break mixed with salt was in the air in Santa Cruz last week as I headed to my favorite seaside amusement park, the Beach boardwalk. The weather was absolutely gorgeous as it was clear, about 65 degrees, and with a slight breeze. Continue reading “Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Report – April 2018”
Byron: California’s Great America opened for the 2018 season this past weekend, and of course, we were in attendance for opening day. It was a pleasure to be back at the park and take an extended look at this changing and growing park. Below we’ll discuss how the rides are running, general park improvements, and of course the phenomenal progress of Railblazer. Continue reading “California’s Great America – Opening Day Report 2018”
Byron: California’s Great America is gearing up for their tenth season of the wildly popular event, Halloween Haunt. We personally can’t wait for Halloween Season in theme parks, and California’s Great America is a big part of why we here in Northern California have a whole lot to be excited about. Below you can find a press release with some additional information about Halloween Haunt and what we can all expect. Enjoy guys. Continue reading “10th Annual Halloween Haunt At California’s Great America Lets The Fear Begin On September 22”
Yannick: Switzerland is definitely a unique country : it mixes up different cultures, has four official languages and a unique political system with elements of direct democracy. Same are the theme parks, which are all weird ones. The best known of them is Connyland, which is a weird mess of rides, and it’s only coaster, Cobra, is not less unique. Continue reading “Ride Review: Cobra – Conny-Land”
The transition from Vortex to Patriot at California’s Great America has continued. Although upon a first glance it may appear that progress had slowed, many slightly more subtle yet very important changes have taken place. Below we’ll outline the continued progress of Patriot, please enjoy the following update. Continue reading “Patriot Update #2”
Universal City, CA, August 25, 2016 – Horror auteur Eli Roth (“Hostel”) and his digital network Crypt TV take the helm of the infamous “Terror Tram,” marking the first time ever that the signature attraction comes to life through the twisted mind of the filmmaker, as part of this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood!
Continue reading “Eli Roth Presents Terror Tram coming to Halloween Horror Nights 2016!”
One of the first mazes to be announced for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. Michael Myers timeeeee! Continue reading “Michael Myers Halloween Maze Coming to Halloween Horror Nights 2016”
Dear reader, are you European? If so, make sure to get in touch with us. We’re branching out to Europe, where the industry is ever so changing recently. If you’re located in Europe, a coaster enthusiast and frequent visitor of theme parks, you’re the type of person we’re looking for! Continue reading “European Coaster Kings Team – FORM”
With all the crazy amounts of updates from all around the state recently, we can’t forget about Six Flags Magic Mountain of course. Twisted Colossus is looking amazing, the Screampunk District construction continues, Goliath is closed for quite a while, Grad Nite stages are popping around the park, and there’s a whole lot more to discuss, check it out! Continue reading “Six Flags Magic Mountain Update – April 11th 2015”
Valentine’s Evening With Shamu is an elegant, unforgettable, romantic evening at SeaWorld® San Diego on Saturday, Feb. 14. SeaWorld’s award-winning chefs will cook up a delicious California–inspired four-course menu, and diners are sure to be mesmerized by majestic killer whale performances just a few feet away from candlelit tables on Shamu’s private poolside patio. The menu includes a sustainable tuna stack, artisan cheese, organic tomato soup, braised angus short ribs and much more. Seating is limited. To make reservations, call (800) 257-4268 or visit www.SeaWorldSanDiego.com.