AWill961

Has anyone rode Tony Hawks Big Spin? Is it as bad as it seems lol? The spinning in the POV on YouTube gave me a headache. Geez! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbTFJuJxP8U I'm kinda hoping this new ride won't be this if this is the case.

Just think....the place where anyone can edit..... Is this true though? I was looking at that ride on YouTube...and I'm somewhat depressed now...that ride really sucks. I'd rather have a Tony Hawk clone.

Look what I found....... If this is correct then boo... but if it is wrong...guess where I found this?

Whenever I mention MM to my dad, he thinks of it as Mexicanville and teen's paradise. I don't know much about it being Mexicanville; but I do think MM needs to continue working on the whole teen issue. Cleaning up rep is a good thing SF should start trying to persue when it comes to improving their parks.

Yeah I know lol. Don't remember Tatsu being on my map or Terminator (of course), but yes, Flashback was.

They could be trying to make it look as nice as possible for a sale. You know, like redoing the kitchen on a house before it ends up on the market. Yeah, that's possible. But it is kinda all speculatory at the moment. Back to the subject on hand. I really don't see Six Flags disolving as a result of increasing difficulty in meeting their financial obligations; I see them liquidiating a lot of their assets, and regressing from a lot of the big expansion moves they've made in the last decade, if anything. I really do believe that Six Flags is going to become a somewhat secondary amusement chain, sorry to say, but I think as far as them not surviving 2009 is concerned, a lot of the chains in America are going to go byebye (at the very least). I'm just going to throw some names out there like: Great America, St. Louis, DK, KK, America, and Over Georgia.

I'm not going to lie, but that park needs to go. It sucks.

Wow. I haven't been to Six Flags MM since 2005. Looks different. Don't remember Tatsu being on my map or Terminator (of course), but yes, Flashback was. Hehehe.

It seems like the typical mistakes on Six Flags' part then, to go through on their plans even if times get bad. Not great management if that is the case. They should halt all their plans and productions so they can get this right. For me, I think that having plans for 2010/2011 indicates some good news, at least for the park itself. Perhaps SF has no intention on getting rid of MM; that's what I personally think. The fact that they intend to continue their lavish constructions for this theme park gives me the sense that they're not too worried with their whole financial situation. I do hope MM takes back the crown they relinquished to Cedar Point, in 2010 or 2011.

Wouldn't the fact that Six Flags MM continues to have plans for new rollercoasters (one being Terminator, even the CEO says there will be a new ride for 2010--to take back the rollercoaster record in a park) indicate good news? I hope that if Six Flags goes down, MM stays in tact. I'd hate it if they fucked that park over. Seriously. Start liquidating all the other parks and rides, just not MM.