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Park News


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Cotaland confirms lateSeptember launch at Circuit of the Americas


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new amusement destination is preparing to open its gates next month at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas, with Cotaland setting 26 September as its official debut date. The park blends motorsport


heritage with a mix of thrill rides, family attractions and live entertainment. Cotaland has been under development for five years and has gradually


introduced select experiences ahead of the full opening. The site aims to offer a broad lineup, from seasonal events and immersive shows to racingthemed activities and traditional amusement rides. Founder Bobby Epstein said the ambition was to create something distinct


within the US attractions landscape. “Cotaland was created to be far more than a traditional amusement park,” he said. “This is where theme park thrills, world-class racing, live entertainment and family experiences come together in a way that doesn’t exist anywhere else in the country.” Among the headline rides is Circuit Breaker, a Vekoma Tilt Coaster that


briefly operated during a Christmas lights event last December. It will formally open alongside the rest of the park, becoming only the second installation of its type in North America. Also launching is Palindrome, a Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster featuring a


shuttle layout, two inversions, a 95foot height and speeds reaching 51 mph. Additional attractions include the Soggy Logger log flume, Cloud Flyer swing


Sacoa Cashless System Recognized by LAAE for 10 Years of Partnership


Sacoa Cashless System has been honoured by the Colombian Association of Attractions and Amusement Parks (ACOLAP) and the Latin American Amusement Expo (LAAE) for participating as an exhibitor in 10 editions of LAAE. The recognition was presented during the XVI Encuentro ACOLAP & X Latin American Amusement Expo, held from July 29–31 at Cali, Colombia. The award highlights Sacoa’s contribution as a key ally to the consolidation and growth of LAAE and its role in bringing together professionals from the attractions and entertainment industry across Latin America.


“Receiving this recognition is very meaningful to all of us at Sacoa.


We are proud to have grown alongside the Latin American entertainment industry and to have contributed to an event that has become an important meeting point for the region,” said Alejandro Pomeraniec, CTO at Sacoa Cashless System.


Sacoa sincerely thanks LAAE and ACOLAP for this recognition and


for 10 years of partnership. The company is proud to be part of LAAE’s history and remains committed to supporting regional associations and industry communities while contributing to the continued growth of the attractions and entertainment industry in Latin America and around the world. Sacoa also extends its warmest regards and heartfelt solidarity to its Colombian friends and customers following the recent earthquakes, with its thoughts and best wishes to everyone affected.


ride, Cotaland Express train, karting experiences, a Ferris wheel and several familyfriendly coasters. The park’s arrival follows a period of expansion in Texas’ themed


entertainment sector, including the recent opening of Universal Kids Resort in Frisco.


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