Author: Arthur Levine, Special to USA TODAY

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.

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance was Disney’s most anticipated debut but it’s not all lightsabers and droids. See what’s coming to the parks in 2020.

Designers show off the rides and theme-park attractions of the future at the IAAPA Expo, including a hybrid roller coaster/waterslide.

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.

Kennywood just opened a roller coaster with nine inversions but the Pittsburgh park also maintains several classic rides dating back nearly a century.

With its newest ride, Yukon Striker, Canada’s Wonderland has quietly taken its rightful place on roller-coasterdom’s world stage.

Canada’s Wonderland is tied with Ohio’s Cedar Point for the second-biggest collection of roller roasters at 17. We rode almost all of them in one day.

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