Kentucky Kingdom
The management team that ran Kentucky Kingdom during the 1990s glory days will reopen the park this summer after a four-year closure.
View ArticleT2 coaster
In 2015, Kentucky Kingdom will convert the standing-but-not-operating T2 inverted coaster into T3, or Terror to the Third Power. T2 was the first suspended looping coaster built in the United States...
View ArticleDeep Water Dive
Hurricane Bay's Deep Water Dive is the tallest body slide in the United States.
View ArticleHurricane Bay
A $10.5-million expansion of the Kentucky Kingdom water park will double the footprint and bring back the original Hurricane Bay name.
View ArticleSea lions aquatic show
A sea lions aquatic show will be among 20 new attractions set to debut on opening day.
View ArticleBluebeard's Bounty
Bluebeard's Bounty swinging pirate ship will once again be part of the ride lineup when the park reopens.
View ArticleEnterprise
Kentucky Kingdom will reopen with a lineup that includes many of the rides from the park's formative years, including the centrifugal force Enterprise.
View Article5-D Movie
The park will reopen this summer with a 5-D theater playing a short film based on the "Rio" animated movies.
View ArticleRaging Rapids
Kentucky Kingdom will reopen with a lineup that includes many of the rides from the park's early years, including the Raging Rapids whitewater river ride.
View ArticleThunder Run
Thunder Run, a 1990 Dinn Corp. wooden coaster, will get a $1-million makeover in advance of opening day at Louisville's Kentucky Kingdom.
View ArticleLightning Run
Lightning Run, a first-of-its-kind GT-X hyper coaster from Kansas-based Chance Rides, will be Kentucky Kingdom's first new steel coaster in 14 years. The 100-foot-tall ride features an 80-degree first...
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