Six Flags Merger: 5-Year Plan for La Ronde

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I overview a 5-year development plan for the new mega corporation Six Flags for La Ronde, the only park located in the lucrative Quebec demographic.
While it's a smaller-scale park, it really is a near-perfect park. Some few small developments can make this a perfect Six Flags park for the chain to develop for the next 5 years, then sit back & save up for a big investment in the future.

[@MARMTL2212]

Very clever! The issue with the path and the location of the Mack coaster is that all the pyrotechnical equipment and docks are already there. This being said, your suggestion makes a lot of sense. Six Flags and the City of Montreal have entered into a lease that goes until 2065. I fear the back area cannot be developed as something else than a parking. The city announced it wants to close the P8 parking to have a park with access to the river. The city wants to redirect all La Ronde trafic to the back lot. There has to be discussions about that. If you search into historical files, you will find that there used to be a water park near the current Vampire ride in the 1980s-early 1990s.

[@lolibop96]

Even with that equipment, I feel like the path is needed at some point. Maybe a bridge over the lake makes better sense. Any park that has a horseshoe shape is very infuriating to navigate

[@jordancaleb3419]

Hey buddy! This was a great vid. I’m excited you posted another theme park vid! La ronde could be so nice if the park was run good!!

[@lolibop96]

The issue is still a Six Flags issue. The park is near perfect as far as having bare necessities for coasters. Having said that, I'm very disappointed that this is one of the few parks to not be given a basic train ride.