Action Point

Deshawn Chico 'D.C.' Carver, played by Johnny Knoxville, is the carefree owner of Action Point, an amusement park known for its dangerous rides. Despite its chaos, D.C. loves the park and the community it fosters.

D.C.'s estranged teenage daughter, Boogie, comes to visit, creating a significant moment in their fractured relationship. Her arrival signals a crucial turning point for D.C. as he attempts to connect with her amidst the park's troubles.

A large corporate theme park opens nearby, leading to a rapid decline in attendance at Action Point. D.C. becomes increasingly worried about the future of his park and the financial implications this competition brings.

As attendance drops, D.C. realizes drastic actions are necessary to save Action Point. He gathers his team, including the chief engineer Ziffel and security manager Stiv, to devise bold plans to attract visitors.

In a daring move, the Action Point team stages a nighttime raid on the rival amusement park to steal necessary supplies. This act highlights their desperation and determination to keep their beloved park open.

To create an adrenaline rush and attract thrill-seekers, D.C. decides to remove speed limits and brakes from the park rides. This risky decision leads to a surge of visitors eager for excitement and danger.

Boogie proposes staging a protest to draw attention to the park and its struggles. This creative scheme successfully brings large crowds back to Action Point, rekindling hope for D.C. and his team.

With the revived interest, Boogie suggests the idea of creating a petting zoo at Action Point to entertain the kids left at the center. The staff enthusiastically takes on the challenge of capturing wild animals for the zoo.

Uncle Benny begins a romantic relationship with Mia, a local reporter, which underscores the personal stories unfolding alongside the park's challenges. Mia's involvement also brings additional media attention to Action Point.

Just as things seem to improve, the authorities decide to shut down Action Point after discovering the petting zoo. This unexpected setback puts D.C. and his team's hopes at risk once again.

In a wild attempt to reopen the park, D.C. hatches a plan to lure a bear into Action Point. This outrageous idea reflects his desperation and determination to reclaim the park for his community.

Teaming up with Mia, D.C. films a commercial designed to attract visitors from outside the town. This clever marketing ploy proves effective, resulting in long lines of excited guests at the park.

In a shocking turn, Knoblach's son gets injured on a ride, leading to a fabricated lawsuit against D.C. Devastated, D.C. struggles with the fallout and feels pressure mounting from all sides.

After neglecting a promise to Boogie to attend a concert, D.C. realizes the importance of mending their relationship. He opens up about his past and how Action Point became a surrogate family for him.

In a bold move, D.C. defies Knoblach by opening the park to the public just as the ownership transfer occurs. The ensuing chaos leads to the park's destruction, forcing D.C. and Boogie to embark on a road trip to mend their relationship.