Medusa42

https://www.mystateline.com/news/six-flags-approved-to-take-control-of-magic-waters-after-vote-by-11-taxing-bodies/1654020885

This is how I would clean up the area: - Remove the paintball building, games, and Twister - Move Dare Devil Dive to the area where Twister was located. - Build new games along the newly opened path. - Build a new coaster on the former site of the games and Dare Devil Dive.

Personally, I think both the old banners and the ads on the poles are ugly. I would prefer if the poles were completely removed,

I agree with you, but I don't see this part happening because it ties into three of the five growth initiatives for Six Flags and they stated that new membership tier layers are coming. The part about fixing the Six Flags systems limitations and in park processing requirements could happen. From the Q3 2018 earnings call transcript: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4214012-six-flags-entertainment-six-q3-2018-results-earnings-call-transcript?part=single

This is a trailer for the new ACE documentary coming out on December 9th, 2018.

Agreed, I think the year off was to allow time to work out some of the bugs with the trains and design some bigger layouts. It will be interesting to see if the bigger layouts have longer trains(10-12 seats) instead of 8. Disclaimer: This post in no way implies or speculates that there are any rumors or facts pointing to Great Adventure getting a RMC Raptor or any other RMC product in 2020 or beyond.

Not far from the park. If you use Google Earth, you can see the track sitting there in the 2008-2010 images. https://www.google.com/maps/place/40°06'04.6"N+74°29'16.3"W/@40.1016332,-74.49325,695m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d40.101273!4d-74.48785

True, I could see Six Flags working with S&S to modify the El Loco coaster concept with a holding brake on the first drop. Then they would have a cheap and compact dive coaster that could be added to any park.

This picture was posted on reddit by user FluffyDragonBoi today. The picture was taken about two weeks ago and shows the sign from The Chiller is still at the farm where parts of the ride were stored. https://old.reddit.com/r/rollercoasters/comments/a2bhdv/relic_of_the_past_sign_from_batman_and_robin_the/

Six Flags started it. There are three surveys going around asking about the B&M Dive Machine, RMC Raptor, and Mack PowerSplash. As usual, the surveys are for all parks and not specific to any one park. I have no idea how much Hangtime cost, but I don’t expect Six Flags to work with Gerstlauer anytime soon. There was alot of bad blood between the management of both companies from the New Texas Giant lawsuits.

Nice pictures. Hopefully the park does some upgrades to their lighting in future years. Some of the new things SFGAm is doing this year with LED lights are really cool. Kalightoscope Light Show https://youtu.be/-9m_hps9gQY Carousel Show https://youtu.be/EoNKJOujSEA

Neither of these posts make any sense to me. The company and the brand is Six Flags. Of course the parks in China are considered part of the chain, they are being licensed, designed, and managed by Six Flags.

If I am understanding this article correctly, both proposals end up with Six Flags managing the park after negotiations with creditors are complete. https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&u=http://exmpartners.com.br/exmnews/diretoria-e-dono-do-hopi-hari-disputam-plano/&prev=search http://exmpartners.com.br/exmnews/diretoria-e-dono-do-hopi-hari-disputam-plano/

That was fast, King Cobra is already being installed in Mexico. https://www.facebook.com/sixflagshurricaneharborox/videos/vb.439696872907910/258476551694093