A common side effect of Suzy Cheely’s job is forgetting what year it is. Based at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Cheely is the corporate regional director of design and engineering for SeaWorld Parks and ...

The 2024 SEMA show has officially opened its doors for the larger audience on Tuesday, November 5, and the large majority of those attending the show had already presented most of their goodies by ...

Since picking up his first set of MicroMachine toy cars as a toddler, Chris knew he had a passion for automobiles embedded in his soul. It wasn't until he started flipping through car magazines a ...

Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and ...

Busch Gardens’ newest roller coaster, InvadR, is one for the community. From the initial execution to the trains that will whirl people around on the theme park’s first wooden coaster, the ...

The votes are in and the people have spoken on the new name for the first wooden roller coaster at Busch Gardens. Thrill seekers can now welcome the InvadR, which will open at the amusement park in ...

That’s right, Ringbrothers hasn’t just stopped with the Barracuda build. The 2024 SEMA show also sees the debut of these two beauties, a Chevrolet K5 Blazer called Tuka and perhaps Ringbrothers’ ...

RICHMOND, Va. - Host jessica Noll caught up with David Cromwell, Suzy Cheely and Adam House from Busch Gardens Williamsburg and toured the brand newest roller coaster opening at the park this Spring.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WVEC) -- The wait is over for roller coaster lovers to ride on Busch Gardens' newest attraction. Invadr is the new wood coaster that features nine air-time hills and includes a ...

Get ready for a new roller coaster — Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s first of the wooden variety — when the theme park debuts the InvadR this spring. The Viking-themed ride features a 74-foot plunge at ...

There is a wide array of technologically advanced roller coasters to test your mettle these days. At Busch Gardens Williamsburg for example, you could soar down 200 feet and hit 73 mph on an ...