Plans for a controversial new ride at Oaks Amusement Park can now move forward after the city denied an appeal against it.Many fans who love the park are excited about the new 135-foot-tall drop tower ...

An appeal from several bird advocacy groups seeking to block Oaks Park from adjusting zoning code to build a new ride was ...

The Oaks Amusement Park ride that stranded more than two dozen people upside down for about a half-hour, leading to at least one lawsuit, has reopened.. The AtmosFEAR “extreme” pendulum ride ...

Oaks Amusement Park has said the ride got stuck at 2:55 p.m. and after firefighters arrived, the Oaks Amusement Park’s ride engineer manually forced the ride to start coming back down using a ...

Oaks Amusement Park has resumed service on the AtmosFEAR ride after a manufacturer inspection found no mechanical, technical, or maintenance issues, but has suspended the operation of the 360 degre… ...

Birdwatching is generally a quiet, solitary affair. It's also…well, kind of boring, especially when kids are involved. The Oregon Rail Heritage Center's $5, 45-minute Saturday rides through Oaks ...

It claims Zamperla bears full responsibility for the ride's breakdown. Oaks Park is facing its own lawsuit from the family of a 14-year-old who was on the ride when it got stuck.

A ride in Oaks Park was stuck with 28 riders inside on Friday afternoon, according to Portland Fire & Rescue. By Anne Murphy and Jeffrey Lindblom Published : Jun. 14, 2024 at 3:20 PM PDT | Updated ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Oaks Amusement Park filed a complaint on Thursday against the manufacturer of the AtmosFEAR ride that left more than two dozen people hanging upside-down for nearly half an hour ...

The AtmosFEAR ride — described as a “showstopping extreme attraction” — at Oaks Park in Portland stopped at its highest point about 2:55 p.m., the park said in a statement.