A small, family-run amusement park at a wooded Pennsylvania campground will fill a glaring gap in its renowned ride lineup with the addition of a towering looping steel coaster in 2015. Known for its ...

That's the question Knoebels posed to its followers on Twitter as the amusement park unveiled the look of its newest roller coaster Thursday morning. The park's tweet simply said: "You've heard rumors ...

ELYSBURG – The first few bright yellow steel support towers of the Impulse roller coaster were moved into place last week at Knoebels Amusement Resort. A crew from Bill Anskis Construction Co. used a ...

“We are going to roll you, twist you and turn you upside down.” That was Brian Knoebel’s promise as ground was broken Monday for Impulse, a steel roller coaster that’s scheduled to be operating next ...

ELYSBURG – The first few bright yellow steel support towers of the Impulse roller coaster were moved into place last week at Knoebels Amusement Resort. A crew from Bill Anskis Construction Co. used a ...

ELYSBURG -- Knoebels Amusement Resort is a fun place to go in the summer, so we don't usually see the park with snow on the ground. But some workers are right in the middle of the snow-covered ...

ELYSBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – A Knoebels Amusement Resort employee was injured when he was hit by a roller coaster Thursday morning. A Knoebels representative told WNEP-TV the worker was hit during a test of ...

May 6—ELYSBURG — Future Knoebels Amusement Resort team members are invited to the park from 5 to 7 p.m. today for an open house hiring event in the area of the Impulse roller coasters. "Our ride ...

ELYSBURG — A Knoebels Amusement Resort employee who was struck by the park’s new roller coaster while it was being tested Thursday morning was taken to an area hospital for evaluation of his injuries.

Steel work is just about finished for the Impulse that will be Knoebels Amusement Park's fifth roller coaster. It features 2,000 feet of track and a 98-foot tower from which riders will experience a ...

ELYSBURG – The first few bright yellow steel support towers of the Impulse roller coaster were moved into place last week at Knoebels Amusement Resort. A crew from Bill Anskis Construction Co. used a ...