Carolina Kingdom

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Carolina Kingdom is a theme park and resort in High Point, North Carolina, United States that has been owned by Herschend Family Entertainment since 1994. As of 2025 the park is home to 8 roller coasters and 32 other rides.

Areas[]

Aeronautica Landing
Blue Ridge Junction
Cardinal Creek
Farmtown
Raceway Ridge
Wilderness Pass

Roller coasters[]

Barnstormer (2006; Mack Rides Wilde Maus)
Cardinal Cruiser (2019; Vekoma Junior Coaster)
Intimidator (2025; Vekoma Bermuda Blitz)
Moonshine Runner (1959; Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters Wooden Coaster)
Smokey Stampede (2011; Gerstlauer Family Coaster/Custom. Features multiple tire propelled launches)
Thunder Road (1973; Philadelphia Toboggan Company Wooden Racing Coaster)
Untamed (2016; Rocky Mountain Construction Hybrid coaster)
Wright Flyer (1992; Arrow Dynamics Suspended Coaster)

Flat rides[]

Air Spin (2012; Zamperla Mega Disk’O
Blue Ridge Tower (1988; Intamin Gyro Tower)
Bowman Raceway (1966; Arrow Dynamics Antique Car Ride)
Carolina Skyway (1957; Von Roll Sky Ride)
Carousel Carolina (1950; Dentzel Carousel Company Carousel)
Eagles Flight (1987; Huss Condor)
Falling Leaf (2019: Zamperla Swinging Ship)
Farmers Fling (2012: S&S Screamin Swing)
Flying Aces (2015: Gerstlaurer Sky Roller)
Frog Hopper (2019: Zamperla Jump Around)
Leaf Dance (2019: Larson International Tilt-A-Whirl)
Mountain Gliders (1956: Bisch Rocco Flying Scooters)
Peregrine Plunge (2002: Larson International Super Shot)
Pig Pen (2012: Technical Park Tea Cups)
Propeller (1969: Chance Rides Trabant)
Rock and Roll (1974: Reverchon Himalaya)
Sheep Spin (1966: Eli Bridge Scrambler)
Tractor Trail (2012: Zamperla Convoy)
Tree Swing (2019: SBF Visa Tree Swing)

Water rides[]

Black Bear Falls (1996: Arrow Dynamics Shoot The Chute)
Chattahooche River Rapids (2002: Intamin River Rapids)

Former rides[]

Bobcat (1991-2015: Dinn Corporation Wooden Coaster, converted into Untamed)