Construction has been taking shape at Louisville's amusement park with a new $11 million investment that will celebrate the natural beauty of Kentucky.

As part of its $25 million investment plan, the park is dedicating $11 million to the six-acre immersive area, which will transport families into a world celebrating the Kentucky landscape.

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Kentucky Kingdom will have a new $11 million family-friendly theme park experience this season. The amusement park in ...