Author: Arthur Levine, Special to USA TODAY

From Six Flags over Texas’ Aquaman: Power Wave to Kings Island’s new 300-foot Orion, these are the roller coasters that fans are most excited about.

New roller coasters at SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Six Flags and Kings Island will get your heart racing this spring.

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance debuts at Disneyland in California on Jan. 17 but there’s much more coming to Disney parks on both coasts.

SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Silver Dollar City and even Carnival Cruise Line show off their new roller coasters for 2020 at the IAAPA Expo in Orlando.

Packed with roller coasters, spinning rides and other amusements, Nickelodeon Universe in New Jersey is North America’s largest indoor theme park.

A sampling of spine-tingling scares at Knott’s Berry Farm, Six Flags, Cedar Point, Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, Kentucky Kingdom and other theme parks.

While most log flume rides skip storytelling in favor of splashes, rides like Disney’s Splash Mountain amuse riders the whole way through.

Yukon Striker, the new dive coaster at Canada’s Wonderland, takes the element of anticipation to an absurd extreme.

These roller coasters will turn you upside down and right-side up with all kinds of inverting elements.