Last week, Kentucky Kingdom announced a new land they'd be building this year, including three new rides. On Friday, we got our first look at the new attractions and a sense of what they'll be like.

On Wednesday, Kentucky Kingdom announced three new rides are expected to open in May 2025 as part of the park's new family-themed land. The park's new addition, which will cost roughly $11 million ...

Kentucky Kingdom is revamping 10 rides while revealing three new ones. Redbird Racer, which tributes the Cardinal, the state bird of the commonwealth; Scout’s Squirrel Race and the Cumberland ...

Kentucky Kingdom staff members ride the park's new roller coaster Storm Chaser, which starts off with a 100-ft corkscrew drop before heading through a series of turns and twists. Kentucky Kingdom ...

As part of its $25 million investment plan, the park is dedicating $11 million to the six-acre immersive area, which will transport families into a world celebrating the Kentucky landscape.

Kentucky Kingdom opens for the 2025 season on May 10, with Hurricane Bay following on May 24. Season passes range from $79.99 to $209.99, with free passes for pre-K children. The park operates on ...