Windseeker coming to Carowinds

4 parks added Windseekers this year. Carowinds is the next park to get one. It will be 301 feet like all the others. But who can be next to get one. Kings Dominion and Worlds of Fun may get them, too.

New Water park coming to Texas

Hurricane Alley Waterpark will be arriving on Corpus Christi. It will feature many slides and also a 750 foot long lazy river.

Possible new attraction coming to Epcot

There have been rumors going around that Epcot could be getting a new attraction. If it is major, it would be the first major attraction since Soarin' which opened in 2005. And it would join Epcot's unique attractions like Soarin', Mission: Space, and possibly WDW's best attraction and the most highly themed, Test Track.

Cedar Point gets.... Dinosaurs!

New for 2012 at Cedar Point, Dinosaurs Alive! Cedar Point is getting a similar attraction to what Kings Island got this year. Thsi one will feature 50 hand crafted life sized dinosaurs. They move, too. The largest is a Ruyangosaurus and it will be 40 feet high and 72 feet long. The dinos will roar and move also. The attraction will open on Adventure Island in 2012.

Skyrush track arrives

Hersheypark's new coaster, SkyRush, was announced a few weeks ago. Supports arrived a while back. Now track has arrived across the street from the park. SkyRush will be 200 feet high and will be 75 miles per hour. The ride will open on Memorial Day weekend in 2012.

Canada's Wonderland announces Leviathan

We knew Canada's Wonderland was getting something BIG next year but nobody expected this. Leviathan, Bolliger and Mabillard's first ever Giga Coaster. This monster will be a height of 306 feet and 92 miles per hour. This coaster will feature 4 across seating. Unlike Diamondback, Carowind's Intimidator, and Leviathan's brother, Behemoth.

Deja Vu to go to Six Flags New England

Six Flags Magic Mountain took the crown of 18 roller coasters this year. But next year, they might have 17. Deja Vu, a Vekoma Giant Inverted Boomerang coaster, might be leaving by the end of this year. If this is true, Six Flags New England will be the park to recieve the ride. But sadly, Shipwreck Falls will be removed from the park. Shipwreck Falls has operated there since 1997 when the park was called Riverside Park. Deja Vu has been operating at Magic Mountain since 2001 and is the only Deja Vu operating at it's original park.