(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.478) Wheaton Station: House the longest single-span escalator in the Americas
01-08-2026
(Worldkings.org) The station's most iconic feature is its pair of escalators, each measuring 70 meters in length with a vertical rise of 35 meters.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.477) Academia de San Carlos: The oldest art academy in the Americas
24-07-2026
(Worldkings.org) Its origins date back to November 4, 1781, when the renowned Spanish engraver Jerónimo Antonio Gil established a provisional School of Engraving and Drawing under the patronage of King Charles III of Spain.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.476) DreamWorks Water Park: The largest indoor water park in the Americas
20-07-2026
(Worldkings.org) The park occupies approximately 8.5 acres (34,400 square meters) beneath a massive six-story glass skylight that allows natural sunlight to illuminate the facility throughout the year. Thanks to its climate-controlled environment, the indoor temperature is maintained at around 27°C (81°F) year-round, enabling visitors to enjoy water attractions regardless of the season or weather outside.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in the Americas (P.475) Baker's Chocolate: The oldest chocolate brand in the Americas
11-07-2026
(WorldKings.org) Baker's Chocolate is recognized as the oldest chocolate brand in the Americas, with origins dating back to 1764 in Lower Mills, Dorchester (now part of Boston, Massachusetts, United States). The company was founded through a partnership between John Hannon, an Irish chocolate maker, and Dr. James Baker, who established one of the earliest chocolate manufacturing operations in North America. Initially, the business produced chocolate primarily for drinking, which was the dominant form of chocolate consumption during the 18th century.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in the Americas (P.473) Vera C. Rubin Observatory: Home to the largest digital astronomical camera in the Americas
04-07-2026
(WorldKings.org) The observatory's defining feature is the LSST Camera (Legacy Survey of Space and Time Camera), the largest digital astronomical camera ever built, making it the largest of its kind in the Americas as well.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.473) Dataland: The first museum of AI Arts in the Americas
19-06-2026
(Worldkings.org) DATALAND officially opens to the public on 20 June 2026 in Los Angeles, California.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in the Americas (P.472) Kouraku: The oldest continuously operating ramen shop in the Americas
13-06-2026
(WorldKings.org) Kouraku is a historic Japanese restaurant located in the Little Tokyo neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Established in 1976, it is widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating ramen restaurant in the United States and is often cited as the oldest continuously operating ramen shop in the Americas. For nearly five decades, Kouraku has served traditional Japanese comfort food and ramen, maintaining its presence through changing food trends and the rapid growth of ramen culture across North America.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.471) Lincoln Sport Parachute Club: The oldest continuously operating parachute club in the Americas
02-06-2026
(worldkings.org) The Lincoln Sport Parachute Club (LSPC) is a skydiving organization based at Brown's Airport near Weeping Water, Nebraska, USA. Founded in 1959, it is widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating skydiving club in the United States and is often described as the oldest continuously operating parachute club in the Americas. The club has remained active without interruption for more than six decades, making it a significant institution in the history of recreational parachuting and skydiving.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.470) Plus 15: The most extensive pedestrian skywalk system the Americas
13-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The +15 is widely recognized as the most extensive pedestrian skywalk system in Calgary, in the Americas, and in the world. The network stretches for more than 16 kilometres (10 miles) and includes over 80 enclosed bridges linking more than 130 buildings throughout the downtown core.

(AMRI) Journey to promote records in Americas (P.473) Whistler Blackcomb: The largest ski resort in Americas
07-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The resort covers 8,171 acres (about 3,307 hectares) of skiable area, with more than 200 marked runs, 16 alpine bowls, and 3 glaciers. It also has one of the highest uphill lift capacities on the continent, with more than 30 lifts moving nearly 70,000 skiers per hour.

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