Hmmmmm..... we were there back in July of this year, 2024, and it was running fine. I got about 5 rides on it. The main problem with Phantom's Revenge is that the ride manufacturer is defunct. Arrow's coasters are a dying breed and the parts are hard if not impossible to come by.

Praying to God that Herschend picks up at the least Kennywood and Lake Compounce from Palace. Those would be fire additions to Herschend's lineup and I know there would be much better care and love given

S&S is trash

Dorney in Allentown has a ride like that its the meteor

The laser loop has a new home coming back to United States and going to New York city

Now that i'm an adult I really prefer sandcastle over kennywood.

Burrrr

I couldn’t find anything interesting and skipped ahead. Did anything happen?

1:30 The most Pittsburgh guy ever! 😂

2 houers

I got to ride it

Very disappointed. I liked the theater. It was a nice indoor attraction that was different from the other offerings. With Rudolph coming this year, I was hoping they'd bring back Rudolph 3D. Never got to see it.

I was a big fan of Pitfall and was sorry to see it go. Honestly though, I really enjoyed Phantom Flyers too!

The obvious solutions for classic parks like Kennywood is simply....make a free classic arcade! The classic machines from the 80s & before don't make money like the old days, but they are still a great attraction. Part of the appeal of amusement parks to a lot of people is the nostalgia of the old rides & old attractions. Rather than spend a fortune on a new roller coaster or something with a long line, why not offer a free classic arcade so some people will spend their time in them instead of taking up more space in long lines for some rides? The cost of a retro arcade set on free play would be minimal. There are many small businesses around the USA of retro arcades now, usually earning as barcades or pay a flat rate for the day. Compare the costs of a buying & operating a new ride vs the cost of running a free retro arcade. I bet the retro arcade would be a lot less, and would be a great attraction at the park. Modern arcades like the one your showing aren't really arcades anymore. They are simply.....gambling for children. Barely any "game" with the chance to spend big bucks for often a dollar store prize, but the lure of a bigger price that is almost impossible to win. Some arcades at amusement parks (not Kennywood, but I won't name them) set their gambling ticket games to not pay out. So the players don't have a fair chance of winning like they thing they do, and the odds were really against them to begin with.

What a stupid video. Clickbait!

What happened to Black widow

I went to the park in 2024

I never went on it

I am so glad that this is now an arcade and hopefully it would stay that way. I am not sure how popular the 4D movie was because when I would go to a park I'd go for riding rides and roller coasters not to sit and watch a movie or play games in the arcade. I may play games in the arcade if it's raining. I am guessing that is probably when the movie was popular was when it rained or stormed.

Dude in 2023 racer closed but it was open

Many parks around the country have done little museums for like history of the parks that would’ve been a perfect area to have a little museum inside then inside the old theater area play old vintage ads and maybe Kennywood memories once in a while