Is Disney coming to Oklahoma?

'Americana-themed' amusement park the size of Disney's Magic Kingdom is coming to Oklahoma. VINITA, Okla. (KSN/KODE) — A $2-billion “Americana-themed” theme park roughly the size of Disney World's Magic Kingdom is scheduled to open in Oklahoma in 2026, developers announced this week.



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(WJW) — A theme park to rival the size of Disney's Magic Kingdom Park is going to open in Oklahoma. Called American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, Sooner State officials announced plans for the $2 billion family entertainment destination Wednesday.

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The project, which altogether will be comparable to the size of Disneyland, will also include a 300-room hotel and modern indoor water park. ?We are thrilled to make Oklahoma the home of American Heartland Theme Park and Resort,? American Heartland CEO Larry Wilhite said in the release.

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New $2 billion Disneyland-sized theme park planned in Oklahoma. The Americana-themed park is planned near Vinita off Route 66, about 100 miles from Fayetteville.

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Currently, Disney has not announced any plans to build in Texas. However, with Universal creating a park in Frisco, Texas, it will be interesting to see if other brands follow suit. For now, we'll keep an eye on all of Disney projects around the globe!

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The planned development, called American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, is slated to open in phases, with the first phase opening in 2025-2026. Vinita, Okla. is about a 3.5-hour drive from Lake of the Ozarks, 3 hours from Kansas City, 2.5 hours from Oklahoma City, and 5 hours from Dallas.

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VINITA, Okla. (KSN/KODE) — A $2-billion “Americana-themed” theme park roughly the size of Disney World's Magic Kingdom is scheduled to open in Oklahoma in 2026, developers announced this week. The American Heartland Theme Park will be located along Route 66 near Vinita, in northeast Oklahoma.

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The 1,000-acre development, named the American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, is scheduled to open in 2026 in the northeastern Oklahoma city of Vinita, according to a news release Thursday from the Missouri-based Mansion Entertainment Group, which is heading up the project.

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The American Heartland Theme Park and Resort will be located near Grand Lake, Oklahoma on Route 66, according to a news release. The park will be accompanied by a massive, 320-acre campground and RV park with cabins that will open in 2025, according to the release. The full theme park will open a year later.

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Renderings offered a glimpse of what a massive $2 billion theme park, roughly the size of Disneyland, being built in the Central U.S. could look like once it is built. Called American Heartland, the 125-acre theme park and RV park will be located near the town of Vinita, approximately 65 miles northeast of Tulsa.

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Move over, Disneyland: A massive new theme park is coming to the U.S.—and it's headed to an unlikely place. The $2 billion American Heartland Theme Park and Resort will be nestled in northeast Oklahoma, according to a news release from project leader Mansion Entertainment Group.

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Starting on January 9, 2024, you can visit any theme park without a reservation as long as you have a date-based ticket. A date-based ticket is the standard ticket option and means you've purchased park passes for a specific time frame (whether it's tickets alone or part of a vacation package).

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