Kate Kujawa is an aspiring roller coaster engineer. You may remember her school project about roller coaster wheel material we covered last year. She’s now pursuing her dream by studying mechanical engineering at the University of Rochester. She took another...
A season ending visit to London gave us a chance to revisit Hyde Park and it’s massively successful month long Winter Wonderland. The original has spawned many other similar events in it’s image, infact it is unusual for most large...
On my recent trip to Disneyland I got to experience a part of the park that, honestly, I never expected I would ever get to see: Club 33, the private members-only restaurant in the park. My hometown (San Francisco) has...
In past years, after the monsters of SCarowinds finished terrifying the midways of Carowinds around Halloween, it meant that the park would settle down for a long winter’s nap, until reopening the following Spring. Not this year, though. Carowinds is...
My impulsive, last-minute trip to Universal Orlando Resort was fueled by a burning desire to ride Dragon Challenge (Dueling Dragons) before it closes forever next month. But of course one does not go to Islands of Adventure without visiting Universal...
A recent visit afforded us the opportunity to experience Heidi – PlopsaLand’s new Great Coasters wooden coaster. With the ride structurally complete on our visit last year, it was an unusual return to ride the now opened attraction, given that...
Kennywood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has been near the top of my amusement park bucket list since I first saw photos of it in my first roller coaster book. As a child, I viewed Kennywood as the quintessential American amusement park —...
I visited Six Flags Great America (multiple times) over this past Memorial Day Weekend. My priority of course was riding the new-for-2017 Joker roller coaster (read my review here), but I wanted to see what else was new at my...
Our 2019 roller coaster calendar is now available for only $15 and features coasters from across the U.S. Best of all, 50% of the net proceeds from each calendar sold will be donated to Give Kids The World Village.
Special thanks to our printer, Printing Center USA for helping make this calendar possible.
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