Amusement Park

There is one amusement park from Louisiana's past that was the talk of the South, but not too many people even remember it these days, even though Elvis Presley once played a show there.

6-Year-old boy from Carencro, Louisiana was reported to have fallen from a roller coaster while visiting an amusement park in Flordia.

It features 15 rides total, some a bit wilder for the adults to more kid-friendly attractions.

Lolita the killer whale entered the Miami Seaquarium in 1970.

The popular gulf-front resort is preparing for the arrival of an amusement park to its property.

If you miss "the fair" and want to enjoy some rides, play some games and eat all the deep-fried food, then you're in luck starting tomorrow.

Reports are out that the hunt is on for developers who are willing to bring the abandoned "Six Flags" in New Orleans back to life. The amusement park was abandoned during Hurricane Katrina and has not been reopened since.

Here's a suggestion and you may have not even heard of the place. It's Carousel Gardens Amusement Park, which is located at New Orleans City Park.

One of the most scariest things about riding a ride at a amusement park is the possibility of something going wrong. Like a malfunction on the ride, or in this case, falling off of a ride.

If you're looking for thrills, this new Gulf Coast theme park may be your ticket.

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians have unveiled plans for a new "first-class, family-friendly tourist destination" near South Alabama's popular beaches.