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Antelope at Gulliver's is the tamest I've been on. I like Little Dipper cause the trains are better and more airtime than Grizzly.

The flume at Nick U is legit. Wait until you get out to LA, though. Knott's flume is the best of them all. I also like Valhalla and am excited for Chiapas at Phantasialand

Odd Cedar Fair would be interested cause they don't do animals and we all know what happened the last time they bought a park with animals.

That's what I was thinking. I'm having a hard time thinking of theme parks that are reasonably close to existing Six Flags parks that the company would consider purchasing. I personally would love to see Elitch Gardens and Darien Lake become Six Flags parks again, but I highly doubt that will ever happen. Maybe Alabama Adventure, since it is a 2.5 hour drive from SFOG? Or something up near SFGAm like Indiana Beach or Wisconsin Dells maybe? I really have no idea. I really wish they would bring back Darien Lake, they're in need of a big and wealthy company to get the park back up to standards, many areas of the park need to be repaired, attendance is barely climbing (though with Tantrum arriving I think it'll reel in some), and the park's coasters only have 1 train. Why do the coasters at Darien Lake only have 1 train? Budgets

Is that the Log Jammer or Thomas Town area?

Iron Horse Avalanche? Or (Crazy Thought) A Gerstlauer Euro Fighter or Infinity. Don't seem that expensive and probably easy to market (Most inversions in the state, steepest drop in the state, tallest steel coaster in the state). That's me doing a Tony Clark impression.

Isn't LaRonde now their only park without a nearby waterpark now that they picked up the Waterworld park and the water park in Mexico? I don't know how big it is but there is a separate admission waterpark in San Antonio called Splashtown. Also Schlitterbahn New Braunfels is about 40 miles away

Why? Will Six Flags get rid of all the wonderful management and decisions of Busch Gardens Tampa? All 3 of them

Six Flags Tampa (Previously Busch Gardens Tampa)

AVATAR Where would you add it? Along with the others ? Like in Tomorrowland, Hollywood Backlot, Etc?

AVATAR Where would you add it? Along with the others

Would not be against a Full Throttle type coaster, Or A Zamperla Motorbike. But I hate Free Spins and El Loco's. Freefly like in Sweden does look fun

I'm going. Probably gonna film some stuff.

Where would you add the following to Disneyland California Resort: - Seven Dwarfs Mine Train - Frozen Ever After - Avatar: Flights Of Passage - Tron Lightcycle Coaster

My 3 Guesses/Wishes: - Zamperla Demolition Derby (Indoors) - Zamperla Magic Bikes - Zamperla Tea Cups with Water (I imagine it gets hot in South Alabama)

^ How about a Vekoma Motorbike coaster themed to Steeplechase? But I'd rather a complete retheme of Garfield's Nightmare (To Soda?) before a new coaster.

I just looked up the dimensions. Also what's the problem with a Mad House? Honestly if we want to go crazy idea, I'd love a launch coaster with airtime hills.

And the Riverview Carousel (I'm an Illinois-Boy) Monster Mansion and I like Dare Devil Dive

They could just Six Flags' it and have 2 people for flat rides and coasters

They could even get the bigger version which is L14 x W12 x H11 m. Maybe a 2 ride deal with a D-Ride (Vekoma's Toy Story Mania)

The 7 years between builds doesn't mean anything, the bigger issue is the footprint needed for a complete Mad House According to Vekoma's official site: L12 x W9 x H11 m OR L39.37 x W29.528 x H36.09

Here for the B&Ms Yeah cause when I think Six Flags last 5 years. I think B&M

My 2 guesses: - Something like Dino Expedition at Lake Compounce (Dino Walk Through) - Dinosaur retheme of Garfield's Nightmare (Really hope it's this one)

The heck is that?

That would be almost as good as new coaster; Retheme it to Riddler Revenge