caruss866

Obvious some in this post don't like to have there parade rained on. It seems some like to relish in their mediocrity of park experiences. I think anything you dish out to the public for a fee should be with passion and not with gimmicks! If your experiences elsewhere other than the SFOT at Arlington, well I can't speak of those parks and maybe they are the exception. . . Hurray! To the post on the Shockwave. It still is an awsome ride. I am NOT knocking roller coasters, just that there was little else to entertain you. To the last post: I thought I spelled out my disappointment clearly. What specifics do you not see in the boring category because of the cheesy gimmicks and the dilapidated scenery do you not get? No ORIGINALITY MEANS NOT ORIGINAL! NO TASTE IN EFFECTS AND APPEARANCES! . . . The Pink Lady ice cream was NOT the ORIGINAL! I can come to Austin and pick you up in the Blue Bus and lead you by the hand to the park and show you around if you are that needy for specifics! Offers on the table! Look you either know from experience and agree with my post or you don't. . . I make no apologies for it!

Had a day for my son and so off to visit Six Flags in Arlington..I can't remember a more disappointing time than what I experienced yesterday. I have long enjoyed the park in the past, but as I watched the years go by I am forced to take notice of how sad this once great park has now fallen as a steady decline of customer dissatisfaction and disappointment continue to mount. I thought the visit was unoriginal, fake, and boring. So was the scenery from the present attractions to the old and dilapidatede of better times gone by. It feels as if Six Flags of Texas today is just riding the wave of it's former glory. What a delusion the Board of Directors must be in to continue this fatal course for a once great theme park. It has NO aesthetics, nostalgic appeal, or originality. Maybe the current owners need to visit REAL theme parks like Knotts Berry Farm, or Silver Dollar City to rekindle there creative genius and put something together to rescue this abandon idea beyond adrenaline junkie rides and swaray of expensive gimmicks , which are O.K. but are definatley not the essence of great theme parks alone. I can only say that I felt abandoned to my $59.99 ticket cost at the gate and entering a fun park that appears to revel in there accomplishments that are a step above a traveling carnival. - - - Chris R. - - "In the interest of Great Theme Park Experiences and Originality"