Right Stuff Mach 1 Adventure

[GAcoaster 170]

I don't think we'll see another Johnny Rockets and wouldn't be too surprised to see them all go away in another year or two. There has been a change in priorities and Johnny Rockets (which is owned by Dan Snyder) is LOW on that list. Theater buildings like that could easily be used for other purposes. The building that they used for the Scooby Doo dark ride at King's Dominion was an interactive restaurant before it was converted. There's no reason the Right Stuff building couldn't get a similar makeover.

[The Master 99]

I just hope they use the space for something better than prize storage soon.

[RobertDavid 3]

A theatre would be great, but I doubt they would do that. They already have 3 theatres sitting dormant already.

[GAcoaster 170]

Yes, but they are either outdoor or outdated.

[pashacar 56]

Tom, can you explain "interactive restaurant"?

[gafreak 20]

I think an indoor flat ride would be cool, like a space theme scrambler ride in the dark with lasers and loud music would be awesome.

[GAcoaster 170]

Tom, can you explain "interactive restaurant"?

 

Animatronics around a dining room (it was almost like a Tiki Room show).

 

[RobertDavid 3]

Animatronics around a dining room (it was almost like a Tiki Room show).

 

 

Actually, the animatronics were a pre-show for a live stage show.

[GAcoaster 170]

I barely remember it. It was closed off for many years before they finally turned it into Scooby Doo.

[warnerleroy 3]

finally turned it into Scooby Doo.

 

 

HINT HINT GREAT ADVENTURE HINT HINT!!!!!!!!!

[GAcoaster 170]

Even if it has to sit vacant for a few years?

[warnerleroy 3]

didnt you notice I erased the "vacant for years part"?

 

But seriously, Time Warner owns HBO and Six fLags has liscence to use time warner properties. What I'm thinking is if Boardwalk empire becomes a hit, make the area can be renamed Boardwalk Empire and have the area rethemed to a 1930's AC Boardwalk.

[Thunderbolt 6]

Six Flags holds IP licenses limited to the Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics properties. "Boardwalk Empire" looks to be an intriguing show, but hardly family friendly.

[warnerleroy 3]

Six Flags holds IP licenses limited to the Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics properties. "Boardwalk Empire" looks to be an intriguing show, but hardly family friendly.

 

 

I'm saying theme the area to the look of a 1930's boardwalk, not make up rides around the show and it more suggestive themes...

[paperwings2007 0]

anyone know what the construction for the ride is? Or is it just getting taken down now? A sign outside the ride just say "Under Construction" but inside it looks like it is being used for storage.

[GAcoaster 170]

At this point construction was halted with the time and money being spent on Green Lantern instead.

[BuddyChrist 33]

I would keep my eyes on it for 2012, they've done too much work to just give up on it now.

[paperwings2007 0]

ah alright that sounds good

[pashacar 56]

I'd rather an interactive restaurant than dark ride, actually. Super fun and unique.

[29yrswithaGApass 1,155]

It is not as good as the real thing, but it helps ease the pain.......

 

[29yrswithaGApass 1,155]

SpongeBob SquarePants 4D:

 

[gafreak 20]

you got some inside info Harry?^^^^^

 

[MarioSonic94 10]

^That's been on YouTube for some time now.

 

As for the Right Stuff, I've wondered why they didn't make the ride film into something along the lines of "Afterburner the Ride" instead of just breaking the sound barrier.

Edited February 27, 2011 by MarioSonic94

[J4Sing 0]

When Time Warner rethemed Parachuter's Perch when The Right Stuff was added, they should have taken the air/space theme one step further:

 

 

 

WOW! Where is this ride?

[gafreak 20]

im not a fan of the chutes, theres no way id stand up and ride it!