S. WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. -- Thrill-seekers and football fans, unite! Dorney Park is offering a special evening of roller coasters and the Philadelphia Eagles, all for a good cause. Ride for a Cause is ...

After having terrified local press and officials last week, the new Iron Menace roller coaster and all the remaining rides at Dorney Park will open to the general public for several preview days this ...

One of Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom's signature inverted rollercoasters has been reassembled for its 25th anniversary, but you'll have to wait until the park opens for the 2026 season to try it out ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. (CBS) -- When the Iron Menace roller coaster paused after hoisting myself and fellow thrill seekers 15 stories above Dorney Park, I had a thought: Why did I do this? That thought then ...

Dorney Park, the 140-year-old amusement park in South Whitehall Township, is opening Saturday for one of the more exciting seasons in recent memory. Most Dorney visitors will be chomping at the bit to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Roller coaster fans have yet another reason to throw their hands in the air. According to USA Today’s Best of the Year 10Best ...

It's finally the start of amusement park season, and Dorney Park is officially opening its doors for families and thrill-seekers alike. The Allentown park's 2026 season kicks off May 8 with more than ...

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom will launch its 2026 season Friday, May 8, offering access to more than 60 rides and attractions. The park in South Whitehall Township has launched a Memorial Day ...

When you’re suspended at 160 feet, facing down and about to plummet at any second, while your peers scream about how this was a bad idea … there is no saving your breath. It’ll be taken away, like you ...

S. WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. -- An impressive milestone was hit at Dorney Park on Friday. Iby Shaw, of Allentown, completed his 1,000th ride on the park's newest roller coaster, Iron Menace. The feat is ...

I begin with a confession: I got a D+ in high school physics. I just didn’t get it. There’s a reason my job is to work with words and not numbers or scientific equations. So if you want me to explain ...