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Tucked away in the wooded suburbs south of Atlanta is a small family-owned amusement park that used to bring in customers thanks to humble attractions such as its Ferris wheel, bumper boats, Tilt-a-Whirl, go-kart tracks, Scooby Swing and batting cages. But as of this year, Fun Spot America Atlanta has transformed itself into something of a destination for the nation’s roller coaster enthusiasts, with the unveiling of a marquee ride, ArieForce One. It towers above the green landscape, its steel t

A once sleepy amusement park in Georgia has put itself on the map with the latest ride from an innovative company that has won the hearts of aficionados in thrill-seeking.

Rocky Mountain Construction is a roller coaster manufacturer that burst onto the scene in a big way when they premiered their I-Box conversion track for wooden coasters on the New Texas Giant at Six

May 30—North Idaho's Fred Grubb, who has built roller coasters on three continents, now has one of his own in his figurative backyard at Silverwood. But he'd also intended to build one in his literal backyard. "He wanted to build one at his house, because we needed a marketing tool," said Amy Garcia, Grubb's daughter and coworker, as the founder of Rocky Mountain Construction sat in his office ...