American Heartland Announces $2 Billion Theme Park and Resort Development in Northeast Oklahoma

Aerial of American Heartland Theme Park: American Heartland Theme Park and Resort is a more than $2 billion entertainment destination development in northeast Oklahoma, just west of Grand Lake on Route 66. (Photo: Business Wire)

VINITA, Okla. (VSNewsNetwork.com) - American Heartland Theme Park and Resort, a more than $2 billion entertainment destination development, is set to be constructed in northeast Oklahoma, near Grand Lake on Route 66. The project will be completed in phases, with a large-scale RV park and cabins opening in spring 2025, followed by the opening of a world-class theme park and resort in 2026. The American Heartland Theme Park and Resort aims to provide visitors with an unforgettable experience, featuring a 125-acre theme park, a variety of rides, live shows, family attractions, waterways, and high-quality dining options. The development is expected to attract over 4.9 million guests annually, contributing to Oklahoma's tourism industry and generating around 4,000 jobs.

“There’s no better place to represent the heart of America than northeast Oklahoma,” said Oklahoma State Sen. Micheal Bergstrom.

The below videos offer insight into what the park is projeted to look like.

(L to R): Steve Hedrick, Executive Producer of Project Development, American Heartland; KristyAdams, Senior Executive Vice President of Marketing and Sales, American Heartland; Gene Bicknell, Founder and Chief Creative Officer, American Heartland; Larry Wilhite, CEO, AmericanHeartland; Mayor Josh Lee, City of Vinita, Okla.; Gene McComb, Director of Acquisitions, American Heartland with Hopper Smith, Oklahoma Department of Commerce Interim Director at the announcement of American Heartland Theme Park and Resort in Vinita, Oklahoma.

Video Interviews

Featuring: Larry Wilhite (Chief Executive Officer, American Heartland) ● Gene Bicknell (Founder and Chief Creative Officer, American Heartland) ● Mayor Josh Lee, City of Vinita

Learn more at www.americanheartlandthemepark.com.

Source: American Heartland via Business Wire

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