Six Flags Entertainment Selling Off Parks

[@frenchy1224]

As an employee at Six Flags Great Escape I don't believe that park is on the chopping block. It has recently received some investment with Bobcat (new for 2024), Hurricane Wings full service restaurant open year round (replacing Johnny Rockets), and has the Lodge. The Lodge is a huge money source for the park. Routinly sold out many times during the year, has the indoor water park, and brings in profit when the theme park is closed. The attendance for Great Escape is steady year-to-year and brings in a solid, reliable income for the company I believe. It's something locals visit yearly and has a huge draw for Canadians.

[@WalterRexAndSofie]

Good old Upstate New York; I used to go there in the 80's when it was called StoryTown!

[@coastingalong]

as much as i’d love to believe great escape will stay in the chain, all of those investments were made pre merger. and as we’ve learned with kingda ka, plans are changing rapidly. so nothing is safe at this point

[@frenchy1224]

@@coastingalong Oh absolutely, but having the resort (a steady annual income) is what will save this park. I believe smaller parks without a resort will be let go first. Michigan's Adventure, Frontier City, Worlds of Fun, SF America, etc.

[@coastingalong]

@ that’s true. i almost feel like great escape would be better off on its own. they’d actually be able to prioritize their own growth rather than pray six flags shows them any attention.

[@johnchambers8528]

Obviously Six Flags will consider selling off marginally profitable parks. They have a lot of debt and this is one way to help reduce that burden. The big problem is who is left to buy the parks they want to sell? While there are other somewhat larger operators out there they face the same problem as Six Flags. Some parks particularly those operated in the northern part of the USA will always be seasonal parks due to winter weather. Anybody buying one of the older parks would also have to consider how much more new investment would be necessary to keep them attractive to the local area patrons.

[@HYDRAdude]

It's wild how much the OG Six Flags park is neglected, especially when it's in one of the country's largest metro regions.

[@tommiller4895]

Recently there has been some bad press about the "closing" of the Kingda Ka Coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure. Under the new plan maybe it will get a long overdue major upgrade.

[@Carolinacoasters1]

Dorney ain’t going nowhere anytime soon.

[@AmusementInsiders]

I am eyeing it due to its location in a very active area of Amusement Parks. Great Adventure and Dorney are very close

[@Carolinacoasters1]

@@AmusementInsiders They just dumped a pretty good sized investment with iron menace.

[@realthrills5448]

The ride Iron Menace was a test, if it didn’t bring more people to Dorney then it’s toast.

[@gadgefan48]

@@Carolinacoasters1 If they do get sold, it will be to another park chain or independent owner. Selling it to someone to close that park in particular would be incredibly stupid and a complete tragedy, which I just don’t see.

[@sharkheadism]

@@Carolinacoasters1 Iron Menace was planned, designed, and purchased before the merger.

[@stormchaser419]

Six Flags Great Adventure will be the Magic Mountain of the East. I think Kings Dominion will get major investments also. Not KI or CP money but they might want to really compete hard with BG after getting rid of SF America.

[@DebonairSoul13]

I agree that CGA and SFA are the first to go. I would add King’s Dominion to the parks that will receive investments. Once SFA has been sold, they will use KD to compete against Busch Gardens Williamsburg. They’ve already started the investments with the re-theming of a large section of the park (Jungle Expedition), rebranding/painting I-305, re-profiling/re-tracking Grizzly, and adding two new roller coasters (Trumbili and Rapterra). They’re trying to challenge BGW for the market and that’s more fun for all!!!

[@lanceflx63]

KD already competes with BGW…has been.

[@LyndsieDances]

Troublesome coasters and several parks are out the door sadly. We want to invest in more family friendly rides. The big 7 parks will get a majority of the bigger coasters. However we want affordable and family fun rides for everyone.

[@greghaus]

Six Flags Great America should see a lot of investment / improvements. It has one of the best coaster lineups in the former Six Flags chain, is consistently busy and located directly between Chicago & Milwaukee. I would love this to be on par with Kings Island, and think it has that potential in the next 5 to 8 years. I'm kind of surprised it doesn't at least have one of those large gold stars you have on Magic Mountain, Carowinds, and Six Flags over Texas.

[@gadgefan48]

It’s been well past time for Six Flags America to be sold off. It has been scoffed off at by upper management for decades now with very little investment. That “upgrade” they received this year was honestly lipstick on a pig. There’s so much potential there and literally any other operator or independent owner would unlock it. Not Six Flags. In terms of other parks being sold off? I’d say they’ll end the leases with Frontier City & Darien Lake, along with Six Flags St. Louis (depleting population will be the biggest factor), obviously CGA and maybe even Discovery Kingdom. Not to close it like CGA, but wipe their hands clean of Northern CA once and for all. On the fence about Valleyfair as well.

[@Diego-ks5zh]

Quick note I don’t see SixFlags Mexico in your map 👀

[@AmusementInsiders]

@@Diego-ks5zh oh yikes I didn’t even notice that. It’s on the actual map on their web page so def nothing hinting at anything

[@Fightingmoon341]

I have a feeling the water park In glendale will be sold off possibly to Mattel seeing as it’s 20 minutes away from the Mattel adventure park and they could get a good offer from that

[@MidnightRailfan]

Slowly is blatant lie from them. Kingda Ka closure with no announcement? If I’m wrong great, but an incredibly stupid decision to close it quietly is bs

[@Cythrox]

Its a even worse decision to tell the world about it.

[@Themeparkanxiety]

If you knew how bad a shape this ride was in behind the scenes, you'd be asking why didn't they close it 5 years ago.

[@josecalderon8133]

They should've made the decision earlier to give riders a full or at least half the season to ride it ​@@Themeparkanxiety

[@yahuahisall4332]

Keep an eye on Six Flags America, Great Escape, Michigan Adventure, Dorney Park.

[@Tasrascal]

In my opinion, since Dorney just got Iron Menace earlier this year, it shouldn't be going anywhere, anytime soon.

[@Foxtrotalex]

How corporate and wordy can we make our objectives? Six Flags- hold my beer.

[@mitchellries256]

I hope they keep Six Flags America and Six Flags Darien Lake. It looks like the company is starting to put more attention into them. I can not say the same about La Ronde or Frontier City. I say Frontier City should go to Herschend Entertainment, Great Escape should go to Palace Entertainment, and La Ronde should go to Merlin Entertainment. They could turn it into the Thorpe Park of North America under their leadership.

[@SachaLRoy]

I agree with you on both reasons why La Ronde wouldn’t go; They wouldn’t get the big sale money as it’s an emphyteuric lease -they might as well keep it, even more so that, on regular seasons, it doesn’t lose money. Also the potential to make more money is there

[@exinobelgonzalez2874]

I see them breaking leases to parks they do not own like Darien lake and frontier city. The capital expenditure to those parks have to be made by epr and six flags merely manages them. Not sure if the new chain will want to continue to focus on this type of agreement. La rhonde is also a lease but a much longer term one and sf has a bigger say in that parks capital expenditures. It is also not in close proximity to Canada's wonderland so it might be sf's way to keep a lockdown on the Canadian market Dorney park is weird in that it is so close to great adventure and is clear that great adventure is going to be one of new chains flagship parks. Dorney is a such a beautiful and charming park. It would be nice to see it being operated by a company like herschend entertainment. Knott's is close to magic mountain, but that park is a golden child in the portfolio. I see them making it along with magic mountain a multi day experience and making the two parks compliment each other, kinda like Disney and universal does with their parks in Orlando. Six flags America seems to still be stuck in the premier park era. You can feel how rushed, incoherent and put together at last moment it was when premier was rebranding their parks as six flags parks. That park reminds me of something out of the roller coaster tycoon game with midways going nowhere and being dead ends. They haven't really given that park too much love in recent years and i think that it is a lower attendance park. I would not be surprised if they sell it. California's great America is running on borrowed time, but on the plus side the majority of those rides will be most likely be relocated to other parks. Valley Fair though small is a huge part of Cedar Fair's history. As to whether that means anything to the new chain and a determining factor as to whether they keep or sell it is anyone's guess. I see them most likely being some former sf parks. The legacy six flags had a much sloppier business model and alot of those parks had a bargain discounted feel to them.

[@irREVERENDly]

What about Darien Lake? Too close to Wonderland? Concerns about Marineland purchase/future? Lots of space but little investment.

[@cyruswu2744]

It isn't owned by Six Flags, just operated by. I assume the investment trust would make the decision.

[@johnd2385]

They've got to be pretty worried that a major player like Universal is going to buy Marineland.

[@NightLifeN8]

Since Darien Lake is only operated by Six Flags, it is easy money for Six Flags. From my understanding though, an ultimatum was delivered to the holding park owners. If they want Six Flags to continue to operate the park, they must finish the GCI Titan retrack for Predator, and reinstate 2 train operation on all roller coasters except Boomerang. It is also rumored that they make receive 1 or more relocated rides from other parks.

[@KWHCoaster]

​@@johnd2385All that land in Niagara, Dougie is going to make sure housing developer buddies get that land.

[@oceanthresher6184]

Michigan’s Adventure is unique due to how geographically screwed the park is. Every nearby city like Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Chicago has a far superior park that’s also within reasonable distance.

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I am curious about Six flags St. Louis and Worlds of fun. But also another one I m not sure about is six flags anew England

[@themeparklunatic1996]

I don’t think six flags discovery kingdom will go anywhere it brings in a lot of kids

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

That’s true

[@rollingcoasterscanada7317]

What does it mean if a park only has 1 gold star on your map?

[@jimt9245]

Can/would Six Flags continue to development Carowinds as one of their 5 Star / Year Round Destination parks?

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

Ceder fair tried it as a year round park and it didn’t do well.

[@JewishMusicToronto]

I hope this includes Michigan's Adventure. That park was just not worthy of the Cedar Fair name.

[@patkmulderig]

The park may not be, but Shivering Timbers absolutely is.

[@JewishMusicToronto]

@patkmulderig (I'm gonna say it! I'm gonna say it!) It's the worst of the Timbers coasters. It's FINE, but doesn't excuse the poor way the park is managed.

[@adreamalways14]

It just appears on attraction magazine

[@nv_spartan1771]

This was pretty much expected.

[@AmusementInsiders]

Agreed

[@ThrillRider247]

Hey as long as you didnt say my park...granted we haven't gotten anything..we still one of the two flag ship parks...like you said it won't be a big coaster..but something...but that is why I moved to tx..I knew the parks here gonna take off...💯💯

[@clempocap]

I don't see the problem with the La Ronde lease. The buyer would just take over the lease. La Ronde's location is absolutely unbeatable: it's downtown and is served by subway. It's like having a six flags in Central Park NYC. One problem with this park is the short season. There is a law that they cannot open during school hours which strikes out weekdays in May, June and September.

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

Ow yikes

[@mayalazovic8758]

Building a large amusement/theme park in Oregon would be a great decision.

[@michaelbruzina6835]

A few notes: add Chicago great America to the gold star list I agree with your red circles but not the yellow Any park they only manage or don’t own the land like Darien lake and frontier city are on the chopping block or will become the new dumping ground for rides that don’t fit in other parks

[@clempocap]

They don't own the land for La Ronde and it was a dumping ground for relocated rides for a while. Luckily they never reassembled the Green Lantern after moving it on site.

[@robertsmith4150]

Sell to universal studios and make them decent parks to go to with more convenient locations instead of just California or Florida

[@tahjo7]

This is laughable, they want 55 million/yr, yet they mismanage their #1 park for the past 10 YEARS, Knott's Berry Farm. Consistently choosing not to give that park the damn Giga-Coaster already! Disneyland and Universal is RIGHT DOWN THE STREET, as well as sea world, Legoland & Magic Mtn. The area has almost 10 million people, and they invest in this park the least. Its frustrating how frigging cheap they are! I talked to their regional manager one day in the marketplace, his name is Raffi Kaprelyan, I asked a out a new front gate experience, his first response was "that would cost way too much money".... 1st rule of making money, you don't complain how much it costs, but what are the benefits and profit probability, guest satisfaction. That answer let my know ALL that I needed to know about how they view knott's, their #1 most attended park. Disgusting.

[@scottyjbd]

Jesus you sound like an entitled prick

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

Espcially with SF MM up the road

[@Sin004]

I wish they pull the plug on La Ronde. It suffered enough, let it go please.

[@scottyjbd]

CF was talking about buying the land back for CGA before the merger. Guess they decided against it after 😭 Vallejo is such a shithole, Discovery Kingdom sucks. Abandon that one and stick with CGA

[@johnd2385]

Michigan's Adventure can't be a cash cow for them

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I have been seeing it makes money

[@jacksonseyl5255]

Dude, it's just on the table. It doesn't mean it'll actually happen.

[@AirplanesAndAirtime]

Why isn’t magic mountain 5 stars?

[@kingdelbert]

Say good bye for sure to California's Great America, and to cut costs most of the new rides will be from said park relocated. Six Flags America, Valleyfair, La Ronde, and big time Michigan's Adventure will be sold off. Hell I wouldn't be surprised if Michigan's Adventure closes

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

If MA would close I could see another company get it. I don’t see valley fair as that where Ceder fair got its name

[@antoineosburn8626]

I wonder what did those stars mean on the map?

[@Hieagandaus]

Corporate wants Carowinds to be the Southeast equivalent of CP/Great Adventure/ Magic Mountain. Fast growing area.

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I don’t know if Carowinds could do year round. They tried and failed

[@otterkeeper13]

I would expect some of the one off water parks to get sold. CGA is a dead man walking at the moment, SFA seems like a likely close/sale. But I think they are going to take a few seasons to see what synergies develop. SFGAm is my home park, but we got CP passes with all park add on this fall for 2025, plan is to visit all the parks that are in a day’s drive next year. That’s 6 ride parks. Everyone picks on MiAdv, because it’s small, but it wouldn’t surprise me it more profitable then most of the midsize parks. It has the advantage of less labor costs and general maintenance costs. I would guess legacy SF Parks are higher on the chopping block because of upgrade costs than legacy CF parks.

[@SurflinerBoy455]

Magic Mountain and Knotts will stay since they're profitable, and Great Adventure will stay, Kings dominion, Island and Cedar Point will stay I believe it will be the underperforming legacy six flags parks which had no recent investments will be sold off and sell off Michigan's Adventure, Maybe Sell Discovery Kingdom to SeaWorld and Spare Great America in California

[@MCFCCanuck]

Michigan's Adventure would have to be on the chopping block. It's in the middle of nowhere and has 2 woodies, a SLC and a late 70's Arrow corkscrew. Either it needs A LOT of love, a move to a more populous area of Michigan like Grand Rapids or it's gone.

[@Galvan316]

It was in the middle tier of the legacy parks for CF So I doubt it would get sold off

[@DSBOY33]

It's a possibility that this park unfortunately is on it but at the same time they just added a Halloween event that they've been doing the last 2 years so I don't know if they're going to close this park Plus apparently according to I heard it's pretty profitable even though it's small

[@zacharyyamashita8554]

Why couldn't Cedar Fair close Michigan's venture instead of California's Great America

[@JWViper]

What they WANT to sell and what they CAN sell is the real question (I have my own educated guesses on that). The next question is ... if they CAN'T sell them, which ones are really on the permanent chopping block. I strongly believe that Six Flags America will close for good.

[@Project_Storm1999]

Did they mention king da ka or green lantern in the call?

[@memesrct_official]

I honestly doubt Michigan’s Adventure is a cash cow for the new Six Flags Entertainment Corporation for much longer because I’ve heard some good reasons why this park will more likely to be sold off rather than not going anywhere.

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I have heard it makes money

[@mackiefarrell]

I don't think La Ronde will be sold off, mostly for reasons you said. Between the split ownership with Montreal and the growing population in Ontario and Quebec, La Ronde is likely to get busier. There's a lot of potential there, the park has an incredible location (even if it is a pain to drive to) and plently of space currently after the loss of 3 (I think) rides in the 2010s. I personally think La Ronde is worth it just to ride Goliath though, easily my favourite B&M hyper

[@Zepp914]

The land that La Ronde sits on though is so valuable. I think it's the first to go.

[@clempocap]

@@Zepp914 That land belongs to the city. It is part of a city park on an island in the middle of the St-lawrence river with no residential development possible.

[@sharkheadism]

@@clempocap If it belongs to the city and there's money to be made, it will be redeveloped.

[@clempocap]

@@sharkheadism Then why is Central Park NYC not redeveloped? This is a historical landmark part of the Montreal Universal Expo of 1967. It's an island in the middle of the river. You cannot build housing there. If it is redeveloped, it will be a better city park.

[@sharkheadism]

@@clempocap NYC isn't Montreal, so that's not an apt comparison. You can build on islands though

[@craigsmallegan5993]

I would love to see Discovery Kingdom sold off to United Parks (aka: Sea World) because with all the animals, it just makes sense. However, I don't think this is going to happen because of the prior sale of the land under CGA. If that park somehow doesn't close... This route makes more sense to everyone, IMO,

[@ianmortimer5325]

Where is Six Flags Mexico on your map? Lol.

[@chatterfun6162]

Great analysis of what could potentially happen. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. Very excited for the future investment in the parks.

[@bakerfx4968]

Maybe now they’ll fix it so the unsubscribe link in wonderland’s emails actually works

[@history_leisure]

CA Great America will close. Discovery Kingdom/HH Concord; Darien Lake, Frontier City/HHOKC, and Great Escape are sold off together. La Ronde and Michigan’s Adventure are big question marks because I think they see potential but poor ROI so they are just going to hoard these parks because guest cap and try and achieve that in other ways

[@YouTubular1234]

I still think Frontier City and SF Mexico is getting sold. And same with the Schliterbahn water parks too

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I could see some of the water parks as there only open for 2 and a half months and cost a lot to operate

[@clairefunnell8481]

Doesnt matter. Maybe some of the smaller parks will be sold off. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gregalbrecht8180]

It’s a rumor cause some of property lease is expiring for some parks so there is a option if they want to renew them or sell them or buy it out or maybe cedar fair might take part ownership of some parks in the chain But I am not gonna worry about it until six flags it self says something about it

[@causaloak4577]

I think you’re underestimating Six Flags great America and it’s a shame that you didn’t even talk about it. It’s not like they’re getting a $30 million investment or anything like that next year 😂🙃

[@causaloak4577]

Jk all love

[@MrKsanders1985]

I knew this would happen even after people told me I was crazy. I thought it would take several years though. Hope Hershend buys Cedar Point. They will invest even more heavily that ghetto Six Flags.

[@tigerrocks503chase8]

Which Six Flags

[@Galvan316]

You are crazy…

[@terrywass5477]

there is a possibility that they off several small parks, however to get good return they may have to include a good ROI park to make the deal work. No chain is going to buy the scraps the new company doesn't want without something big to entice them. I can see KI being that park. Let me say also i am a KI passholder. But i can see possibly KI or kings dominion being that park. the midwest already has a park in chicago plus 2 in ohio and one in Mo. so i can see a big name park in the midwest going.

[@kev492001]

There is almost no way they are selling KI, they'd sell any other park before selling KI, the only ones more important are Knott's and Cedar Point, Cedar Fair bought the Paramount Parks because they wanted KI, they tried to buy it separate but Paramount said no.

[@terrywass5477]

@@kev492001 well im just saying if they plan to sell off the non revenue producing parks one good ROI has to go with them. i would prefer it not to be a park in ohio as i could no longer use the same company pass for KI and CP. But i can't see a major player buying all these non producing parks without getting a producing park with it.

[@sharkheadism]

@@terrywass5477 Not necessarily. If the price is low enough, someone will buy them regardless of their finances, likely to redevelop the land they sit on into something more profitable.

[@Galvan316]

Not mentioning Six Flags Great America as a focus park/5 star park is either ridiculously shortsighted or a major mistake on your part Either way its embarrassing You didn’t even mention it 😂 LMAO

[@unseeninja]

Darrien Lake and La Ronde might be on the block.

[@namevone]

You don't think Carowinds will stay a 5 star park given how close it is to the chains heaquarters?

[@AmusementInsiders]

I think Caroline’s under performing seasons over the past 3 years has impacted the direction they wanted to take the park

[@adreamalways14]

I do agree with you. But I think there's going to be way more than that

[@Coaster_bay]

Darien Lake could potentially get sold…

[@RydersWorld]

I was wondering why it wasn’t on the map? I was just there this summer

[@Coaster_bay]

@ same! I love the park but it’s so likely to be sold

[@markvolpe2305]

It can't be sold, they don't own it or Frontier City.

[@morganschubert3865]

i am relay hopping they keep some of the original parks of both chains which would be Six Flags St. Louis witch was the 3rd park original built by six flags, Six Flags Over Georgia witch was the 2nd park original built by six flags, Six Flags Over Texas should be safe because it is in Texas, and last original park would be valleyfair witch when cedar point bought the park that is how cedar fair got it's name

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

I am curious on St. Louis

[@amusementparkperson4474]

Thoughts about Six Flags Great America? They have been getting some more investments as of late

[@tigerrocks503chase8]

I think we are safe

[@jolietpinball7439]

Corporate has already been investing in Great America and it's one of their top investment priorities.

[@ChuckE.CheesesIllinois]

We are 100% safe, it's located near the third largest city in the U.S. they're not going to do the same mistake like with AstroWorld Plus it has a lot of potential as a Theme Park

[@Galvan316]

The fact SFGAm wasn’t mentioned as a top tier park is comical at best

[@otterkeeper13]

I saw positive changes start with SFGAm end of 2023 season after the merger was announced, it’s getting a custom B&M, instead of a rumored clone. It’s also a top 20 park in attendance, it close but not too close proximity to KI and CP will help with cross attendance with the all parks pass. The park already has good bones but was mismanaged, and having its original sister park in the chain, they already have an understanding of its layout and flow.

[@mary_berries]

Oooh ok very informative. Was wondering about this. So interesting.

[@Coaster_bay]

HI MARY

[@dreamy.reader52]

How do you know what they were saying during the call? Was it like a call between the six flags owners? I think im missing some info here, sorry 😂

[@AmusementInsiders]

@@dreamy.reader52 it’s a public call with shareholders and the leaders.

[@dreamy.reader52]

@@AmusementInsiders Ohh tysm for the reply! I hope you didn't repeat something you said earlier lol

[@AmusementInsiders]

@ even if I did don’t worry. It’s a valid question :)

[@dreamy.reader52]

@@AmusementInsiders 😁👍

[@Booster388]

Well there goes my home park that six flags America 😢 😢

[@justinzorn7835]

Six flags America is my home park as well but I just go to kings dominion instead😂

[@AmusementInsiders]

Just remember this is an opinion and most likely not true. Do not take my opinions in this video as fact. I have a lot of missing knowledge to my Predictions on these parks as I’m not overly overly familiar with six flags parks. Mainly have knowledge and bias in Cedar fair parks

[@Booster388]

@@justinzorn7835 bro they that a 3hr drive from Baltimore

[@Booster388]

@@AmusementInsiders the population between Baltimore and DC would think that they will not sell off that park, but you know that they will

[@justinzorn7835]

@ I live near bel air Maryland which is 30 minutes north of Baltimore and it normally takes me 3 hours to get there and 2 and half coming back. (Depending on northern Virginia traffic)

[@zachguest8565]

i hop wonderland isnt going anywhere its the only good park in canada

[@dreamy.reader52]

Oh it won't

[@dukezap1]

It's the most visited park in their portfolio. If anything it would be the last one to go

[@kingdelbert]

It's a flagship that does really well. They're not selling it off anytime soon

[@MattyDubs24]

Six flags great America no stars?

[@stormchaser419]

Ditch troublesome rides. KK is gone. I also think Michigans Adventure is gone under this new ownership.

[@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789]

Kk hasnet been a six flags park for along time

[@stormchaser419]

@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789 Kingda Ka

[@DocDoccus]

I clicked on this for NEWS. What I got was SPECULATION and GUESSES. Thanks for the CLICKBAIT.

[@selyang647]

thats not rue at all look big roller coaster coming santas village park its small aprk

[@AmusementInsiders]

That’s not a Cedar Fair/ Six Flags park. Six Flags on the call today even talked about only parks that can justify an investment with ROI will be invested in. They need a strategic reason to invest.

[@selyang647]

thta still small aprk thats getting a big roller coaster it doe snot matter who owns the park what matteris that its small park getting big roller coaster its the same principles

[@ChrisD72]

@@selyang647 Completely wrong thinking by emotion with a million spelling mistakes. Not with your brain now try and think about this logically if you can and you should learn how to spell you speak like a 3 year old.

[@selyang647]

@@ChrisD72 no i do speak like that im correct your wrong about how think of me

[@ChrisD72]

@@selyang647 Not even close to true you're completely wrong and you need to go to school and learn how to spell properly before you come online and embarrass yourself!!

[@Coaster_bay]

First

[@JD-rox]

Not first

[@selyang647]

i do not think any of parks are going any where except for California great America witch was already sold by ceader fair to somone else use land for what they wnat to sue for i think all of the other parks on the map have great potential for ebcomming destation parks it does not take much to make it destion park wonderland was rough park for awhile instill ceader fair made it better sixe falgs is amkeing even more better somthings just take time to make better all parks cna have big roller coatsers if put a lot thought in to it if are theme park amsunet park vidoe game player like most of su then you will knwo anyhting is posable when deisgns a them park or amassment park or water aprk

[@Unknown-ms3tr]

Can you even spell? You need to go back to school. So many grammatical errors, run on sentence, and spelling mistakes. If you want to make your point, at least make it make sense. Even a 5 year old can form a better sentence than you.

[@DocDoccus]

For the sake of all of us LEARN ENGLISH. What a load of nonsense and gibberish.