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For the hard-core amusement park crowd, nothing satisfies like a good roller coaster. Long drops, high speed, lots of airtime and adrenaline rushes are what they crave. The only thing that can top a ...

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Visit this epic amusement park for heart-pounding coasters, family-friendly attractions, and the year-round events that make ...

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Perfect for any special day, a set of these tile photo coasters will cost less than $5 to make. The square tiles (which you can buy on Amazon) make this DIY a unique way to showcase your favorite ...

Roller coasters may seem like a very modern type of entertainment, constantly getting bigger, faster and scarier thanks to advances in technology. But they actually date back to the mid-1800s. Gravity ...

The next generation of thrill rides will blend the physical world of steel roller coasters with the digital universe of virtual reality to take riders on a real-life journey through a fictional ...

On a giga coaster, altitude, rather than speed, has become the defining characteristic. Giga coasters have a drop of 300 to 399 feet, roughly the length of a football field. We tested four of them.