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Amusement parks
After years of scares and screams from the most terrifying roller coasters in the nation, Six Flags New England is leaning toward a softer approach this year -- a family-friendly approach. Here's a look at the ups and downs and the twists and turns of New England amusements parks of the past.

In 1915 at Revere Beach Parkway, boarded up booths were reopened with games of chance.
(Boston Globe staff)
 Six Flags embarks on new adventure
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