Overview
- Six Flags confirmed on Sept. 8, 2026 that it purchased ArieForce One from Fun Spot America and will reassemble the coaster for a targeted 2028–2029 reopening while retaining the ArieForce One name.
- The ride was built by Rocky Mountain Construction, measures about 154 feet tall, reaches 64 mph, runs roughly 3,400 feet with four inversions, and opened in March 2023 before closing in August 2026.
- Rocky Mountain Construction has warned that moving the coaster will require site‑specific engineering work to match the new park’s elevation and terrain, which could mean partial rework of the structure.
- Six Flags is actively evaluating multiple candidate parks — including Dorney Park, Carowinds, Great Adventure, Great America, Over Georgia and Kings Island — and expects to name the receiving park by the end of 2026.
- The acquisition preserves a ride with a devoted fan following, honors the Arie family legacy, and gives Six Flags a ready-built headline attraction that the company plans to enhance and market to boost attendance across its portfolio.