TAMPA, Fla. — Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has revealed its big plans for 2024, which include a new roller coaster, a revamped animal exhibit and a new ice show. The park on Thursday shared an early ...

Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay and Williamsburg will introduce major attractions in 2025, including North America's longest inverted family coaster and an immersive new adventure realm.

Soar above the Serengeti Plain and drop into twists and turns on the new Phoenix Rising roller coaster at Busch Gardens Tampa ...

In May 1975, Busch Gardens: The Old Country opened with eight rides on about 3,000 acres.

A rider was hit in the face by a flying phone on Iron Gwazi at 76 MPH. The shocking video has reignited the debate about loose items on coasters. #BuschGardens #IronGwazi #ThemeParkNews #RollerCoaster ...

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s new Wild Oasis area will feature kid-friendly attractions and new-to-the-park animal species. Skipping the US Travel 2025 🌴 This country's safest A spotlight on America ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Busch Gardens Tampa Bay will have new rides, animals, habitats, food and much more with an almost $40 million investment and a new park president. Park officials announced sweeping ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Busch Gardens is opening a brand-new attraction for everyone to enjoy. It is their way of reinventing a space that hasn’t seen any use in years. It is called Wild Oasis ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — "The wolf has returned." Busch Gardens Williamsburg announced on Friday the 13th its next roller coaster, and long-time fans of the theme park may get a sense of familiarity ...

Scorpion’s stats are mild compared with several other, more modern, Busch Gardens rides. Its top speed is 41 mph, and its maximum height is 60.7 feet, according to the online Roller Coaster Database ...

Busch Gardens parks in Tampa Bay and Williamsburg are gearing up for an exhilarating 2025 with the launch of two major attractions designed to captivate visitors of all ages. This spring, the pair of ...

In May 1975, Busch Gardens: The Old Country opened with eight rides on about 3,000 acres. Then owned by Anheuser-Busch, the new attraction had just one roller coaster. Fifty years later, Busch ...