While the park has made it clear that a record breaking ride isn’t happening, Jason can clearly be heard stating in an interview earlier this year that it wouldn’t be a 150th celebration without some kind of ride/attraction.
Personally, if any ride is going to be built my money is on a water ride. Tony and Jason have been eluding to that for a few years now since STR went away.
Now will it happen next year? Who knows. But I don’t doubt that a ride of some sorts is coming. It could very well be a classic ride from years past that they bring back.
I just returned from the park and believe that a complete redo of the main midway would be an excellent addition for the 150th anniversary year. As it currently stands, it's the worst designed area of the park and produces a weak transition from the much improved front entrance and does not interface well with the arterial sections surrounding it (Gatekeeper / Wind Seeker, Kiddy Kingdom, Planet Snoopy and the Valravn / Blue Streak areas). it's simply too disjointed and incoherent not to address in the near future. Plus, if they're adding a celebration parade, fixing the design of this major area will better allow the park to develop such a parade. [two cents]. And, log flume...
Tall and fast not so much upside down...
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About your idea for the main midway...It's pretty good except for the removal of the trees. It would be nice to keep them, if not maybe plant a few more trees for natural shade. Not only that, but they look nice. For WWL2, I would honestly start it near forbidden frontier or have it go around there, maybe theme it so it is a part of FF.
Steel Vengeance rides: 224
I'd rather be sailing
Marina operations attendant 2021-2024
Work harder, seagulls! You need to push Cedar Point into the sun!
"Six Flags Great Adventure is home to the best and most innovative roller coasters on the planet, and we are thrilled to expand our unrivaled collection with the Jersey Devil Coaster," said park president John Winkler in a statement.
Ugh, marketing talk can be so gross. Those statements don't even hold up within the Six Flags chain.
Seems like there would be a lot of risk being the first one to build a T-Rex coaster. I'd rather they take a "wait and see" approach and then build the best T-Rex coaster after it has been proven.
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