amusement park

Remember these? Once-thrilling Texas amusement parks that have since closed but left lasting memories.

ZDT’s Amusement Park in Seguin, Texas, is closing its gates for good August 17. The 18-year-old park is home to Switchback, the only wooden shuttle coaster in the U.S.

They're kid sized roller coasters and rides at this new theme park for kids in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Peppa Pig is coming to Texas

Not so much fun happening at these Texas amusement parks.

Do you have reason to worry about safety at Wonderland? No, I don't think so.

Splash Kingdom, formerly known as Splash Amarillo, has been shut down and will not be open for the 2016 summer season.

What’s not to love about a California amusement park called Knott’s Berry Farms? With such a magical-sounding name, we can’t imagine things could ever go awry. But then again, we’re sucked in by almost anything even remotely charming. Unfortunately, Knott’s Berry Farms has let us down.

Climbing aboard a scary amusement park ride when you’re afraid of heights — like this dad did — takes guts. But appearing on ‘Today’ and explaining your sobbing, terrified reaction? That takes more courage than we can even imagine.

Amarillo has the best amusement park on I-40.  If you don't know it we call it Wonderland.  To convince you to come see us, here is a tour of the park.