An all-new, first-of-its kind spinning ride is coming to Kennywood in 2023. Spinvasion puts you in the middle of the Battle for the ‘Burgh! Board your spacecraft for a thrilling flight on the first multi-action spin ride of its kind in the United States. What starts as a classic experience turns into next-level fun as you race parallel to the ground! One moment you crisscross up and down with other pilots, and the next you’re all rolling together in giant waves to defend the city from alien invaders. The battle begins spring 2023!
Spinvasion is a Zamperla Gryphon. Swings angle from 10° at the full extension of 100° relative to the vertical direction:
Will be located where Volcano used to be. Minimum height requirement is 48 inches. Get a glimpse of Spinvasion in action in the short video clip below:
Area 412
This new base is where earthlings and friendly extra-terrestrials from planets near and far will prepare for an exciting aerial battle with the evil Crab Bots! Before taking to the skies on Spinvasion, complete your flight training with the cotton candy-loving aliens at Cosmic Chaos and equip yourself with the latest intergalactic apparel at the Area 412 Gift Ship. It’s one out-of-this-world experience after another!
Park Improvements for 2023
the party continues in 2023, we’ll be improving the park with exciting new experiences for our guests, including the all-new Spinvasion – the first of its kind in the United States, an enhanced in-park atmosphere and a spectacular lineup of special events. From the moment you arrive, you’ll discover new surprises around every corner. Beginning in the parking lot, to the main entrance, and down the Midway, you’ll enjoy an entirely new visual experience. This unique blend of classic and modern details will allow Kennywood to remain a one-of-a-kind of destination for decades to come!
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