Overview
- Six Flags confirmed on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, that it bought ArieForce One from Fun Spot America and will retain the ride’s name to preserve its legacy.
- The company says the coaster will be dismantled, moved and reassembled at a Six Flags park and is targeted to reopen in the 2028 or 2029 season.
- ArieForce One is a Rocky Mountain Construction I‑Box steel coaster about 154 feet tall with a 146‑foot drop, roughly 3,400 feet of track, four inversions and signature elements such as a large zero‑gravity stall and a Raven Truss Dive.
- Six Flags framed the purchase as preservation and investment, with executives and Fun Spot leadership emphasizing the coaster’s emotional ties to the Arie family and its strong fan following.
- Key practical details — the receiving park, purchase price, relocation budget, construction schedule and any ride modifications — have not been disclosed, which has fueled intense public and enthusiast speculation about candidate parks and likely operational impacts.