Fun Spot America Theme Parks is a group of amusement parks. Since 1979, the group has owned and operated a number of small amusement parks over the years and currently has three locations in Orlando, Florida; Kissimmee, Florida; and Fayetteville, Georgia.

Fun Spot America – Orlando is an amusement park in Orlando, Florida, near Universal Orlando and I-Drive. It has 4 different go-kart tracks and three roller coasters: An E&F Miler Industries family roller coaster named The Sea Serpent, a Great Coasters International wooden roller coaster named White Lightning, and a Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster named Freedom Flyer.

Fun Spot America Theme Parks began in 1979 under the name Fun N Wheels near the I-Drive tourist corridor in Orlando, Florida. This 3-acre park near Wet 'n Wild Orlando, with no frontage on the main roads, had an arcade, three go-kart tracks, a miniature golf course, bumper cars, bumper boats, Raging Riptide (a 40 foot high water slide), and a 55-foot Ferris wheel. The park premiered new types of rides such as the riptide slide manufactured by New Wave Rides.

Fun Spot moved back to Orlando in 1997 and opened as Fun Spot Action Park (later named Fun Spot America – Orlando) near the original Fun N Wheels location on I-Drive. The $4 million, 4.7-acre (1.9 ha) park opened on December 24 featuring their signature, patented design of multi-level go-kart tracks, featuring three levels. The park also included a 102-foot-tall (31 m) Ferris wheel and a two-story video arcade among other attractions.

In 2010, Fun Spot purchased an additional 10 acres of vacant land next to their Orlando location. 2011 was spent researching nearly 30 parks and 50 roller coasters across the country planning a major expansion of the park. Late in 2011, they met with three professional roller coaster salesmen. Ground was broken in 2012 for the expansion that tripled the size of Fun Spot Action Park, turning it into Fun Spot America - Orlando. $25 million was spent on two new roller coasters, the world's second tallest Skycoaster (second only to their Kissimmee location), and numerous other attractions. The two coasters are the wooden out and back roller coaster White Lightning and the Suspended Family Coaster Freedom Flyer. The skycoaster came from MGM Grand Adventures in Las Vegas, where it had been disassembled in storage for 8 years. It is now the centerpiece of the park. Additional improvements include three new thrill rides, a new multi-level go-kart track, a new food court, a new ticket booth, additional parking, and rest rooms. A grand re-opening was held on June 8, 2013, celebrating the tripling of size of the park, as well as its 15th anniversary.

Fun Spot, in collaboration with Gatorland, opened Gator Spot at the Orlando park on May 11, 2015. The $1 million attraction allows Gatorland to extend their brand to the I-Drive tourist area, with visitors able to hold, take photos with, and feed alligators. The star of the attraction is a leucistic alligator named Bouya, a white gator with blue eyes.

Roller coasters

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Freedom Flyer	Vekoma	395m Suspended Family Coaster	2013
Sea Serpent	E&F Miler Industries	Family Coasters / Oval	2013	Purchased from Playland's Castaway Cove
White Lightning	Great Coasters International	Custom Out and back wooden roller coaster	2013	Only wooden roller coaster in Orlando, Florida

Go-kart tracks

Name	Description	Color	Opened	Notes
Conquest	Multi-level double corkscrew Florida Ski Jump figure 8 track	Blue	1998
Commander	Road Course Style multi-level track	Green	1998	Extensively reconfigured in 2013
Quad Helix	Multi-level quad corkscrew track	Yellow	1998
Thrasher	Single rider, flat ‘road course’ sprint track	Red	1998

Thrill rides

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Enterprise	Schwarzkopf	Enterprise	2013	Purchased from Six Flags Over Georgia where it was called Wheelie
Rip Curl	Wisdom Rides, Inc.	Himalaya (ride)	2013	Brand new with a taller than normal ride base
Skycoaster	F3 Amusements, Inc.	Skycoaster	2013	Purchased from MGM Grand Adventures Theme Park
Hot Seat	S&S - Sansei Technologies	Screamin' Swing
Headrush 360	SBF Visa Group	Midi Dance Party 360	2016
Sky Hawk	ARM Rides	Sky Hawk	2021	The first of its kind, opening in May 2021.

Former rides

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Closed	Notes
Air Race	Zamperla	Air Race	2014

Fun Spot America – Kissimmee is located in Kissimmee, Florida, adjacent to the Old Town entertainment and shopping complex. The park is designed as a circular walkway around the lagoon featuring the world's tallest skycoaster, the entrance of which is on the west side of the lagoon. The south end of loop features the signature multi-level go-kart tracks, the east side the flat slick tracks. In the north east side of the loop is the Arcade and Kiddie Area and the Rockstar Coaster is at the north end of the loop.

In 1988 a second Fun N Wheels location was opened in Kissimmee next to the regional mall. Both locations were sold in 1988 to Pleasurama USA, who also owned Hard Rock Café at the time, with the expectation of expanding the concept to malls region wide. This however did not occur.

In 2004, Fun Spot purchased the site of the world's tallest Skycoaster located in Kissimmee, adjacent to the Old Town entertainment and shopping complex. The site was purchased from Bill Kitchen, the inventor of the Skycoaster and owner of Skyventure. The site also included a recently opened G-Force dragster ride. Fun Spot developed the 9 acres around the skycoaster into another amusement park call Fun Spot USA in 2007 (now Fun Spot America - Kissimmee). They added 2 multi-level go-kart tracks, family/thrill rides and an arcade. Summer of 2011 saw the arrival of Fun Spot's first major roller coaster, the Power Trip Coaster at the Kissimmee park (now Rockstar Coaster). The Wild Mouse roller coaster, manufactured by Zamperla, was relocated from Cypress Gardens, where it was known as Galaxy Spin, when Cypress Gardens closed and became Legoland Florida.

Roller coasters

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Sea Serpent	E&F Miler Industries	Family Coasters / 11.5 ft Single Helix Center - CCW	2012	Purchased from Enchanted Forest Amusement Park in Illinois, where it was known as Boa Squeeze
Galaxy Spin	Zamperla	Wild Mouse roller coaster	2011	Purchased from Legoland Florida, where it was known as Galaxy Spin when Legoland was Cypress Gardens
Mine Blower	The Gravity Group	Wooden roller coaster	2017	This roller coaster is 82 feet tall, reaching 48.5 mph and features a 360-degree barrel roll inversion. It is the first inverting wooden roller coaster in Southeast America. It is also only one of 3 wooden coasters in operation in the state of Florida, with the other two being Coastersaurus at Legoland Florida, and White Lightning at Fun Spot Orlando.
Hurricane	E&F Miler Industries	Steel roller coaster	2019	Hurricane is 52 feet (16 m) tall and 1,300 feet (400 m) long. It was formerly known as Jack Rabbit at Celebration City (2003–2008) and Viking Voyage at Wild Adventures (2010–2018).

Go-kart tracks

Name	Description	Color	Opened	Notes
Vortex	4 stories (40-ft high) Helix track with 32 degree banks	Yellow	2007
Chaos	Multi-level track	Blue	2007
Road Course	Hairpin Turn Track	Green		Removed in 2016 and replaced with MineBlower
Slick Track	Fastest slickest track	Red		Removed in 2016 and replaced with MineBlower

Thrill rides

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Skycoaster	F3 Amusements, Inc.	Skycoaster	1997	World's tallest
Headrush 360	SBF Visa Group		2016
Hot Seat	S&S – Sansei Technologies	Screamin' Swing		<2011
Flying Bobs	Chance Rides	Matterhorn
Yo-Yo	Chance Rides

Fun Spot America – Atlanta is located on Highway 85 in Fayetteville, Georgia.

In 2017, Fun Spot America purchased an existing Fun Junction USA park outside of Atlanta in Fayetteville, Georgia.

In early 2021, FunSpot teased photos for an upcoming roller coaster coming to the chain's FunSpot Atlanta location. The project, named ArieForce One, was formally unveiled on November 16, 2021, at the annual IAAPA Orlando Expo. FunSpot partnered with Idaho based manufacturer Rocky Mountain Construction to construct a ground-up I-Box layout for the park. ArieForce One opened in 2023.

Roller coasters

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Kiddie Coaster	E&F Miler Industries	Family Coaster / 11.5 ft Single Helix Center - CCW	2019
Hurricane Coaster	E&F Miler Industries	Hi-Miler/38 ft	2007
ArieForce One	Rocky Mountain Construction	IBox Track / Custom	2023

Go-kart tracks

Name	Description	Color	Opened	Notes
Samson	Height Requirement: Over 40 feet tall, 3 helixes and 3 exhilarating drops. Length = over 1,800 feet long		2018
Sprint Track			2018
Road Course			2018
Junior Track			2018

Thrill rides

Name	Manufacturer	Model name	Opened	Notes
Scrambler	Eli Bridge Company	Scrambler
Riptide	Bertazzon	Matterhorn	2018	Operated at Playland's Castaway Cove from 1998 to 2016
Paratrooper	Frank Hrubetz & Company	Paratrooper	2018
Screamin' Swing	S&S - Sansei Technologies	Screamin' Swing
Spider	Schwarzkopf	Octopus
Drop Zone	Moser's rides	Drop Tower
Screaming Eagles	Larson International	Flying Scooters	2022

• Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (opened in 1990, closed in 1998)
• Virginia Beach, Virginia (opened in 1992, closed in 1998)

Fun Spot was awarded the 2012 Brass Ring for "Top Family Entertainment Center (FEC) - North America" by the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA).

• Official website
• Orlando - Fun Spot America Theme Parks at the Roller Coaster DataBase
• Kissimmee - Fun Spot America Theme Parks at the Roller Coaster DataBase