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Know that motorama closed what's next guys anymore clues tiday???

City of San Antonio - Permit Detail https://webapps1.sanantonio.gov/bipi2/PermitDetail.aspx?PermitNo=505766&ptype=1004 (Share from CM Browser) looks like a foundation for 500,000 could it be for a coaster ?

Maybe fiesta texas

No update today

U right I think the teal track going to Fiesta texas !!!!

I wondering if it could be fiesta texas too do yall???

Maybe fiesta texas coaster ?

Anymore updates today maybe will get a twitt tommrow

If its a dark ride what gonna be its themed???

I hope it's a coaster would love a launch Woodie though, don't know if that would happen!! Guys let's go over tge clues ?? What could it be?? The suspense is killing me#!

I??f its a dark ride what will be the themeD

I'm hearing X fly coaster maybe ??? What yall guys think what kind of coaster there getting

So will see major changes tommrow they said ? What could it be??

It just has to be a coaster if not then whst else a big flat ride

If its not a coaster then what????

Is knoebols getting rid of the phoniex? And be euro fighter gurus alter is not in good terms with six flags right now!

Why Grand Texas won’t be another Six Flags The initial plan for Grand Texas Theme Park in New Caney. Enlarge Photo Courtesy Monty Galland Grand Texas will include a 30-acre ranch to educate families and school groups about farming and Texas history. "" Jenny Agee-AldridgeReporter-Houston Business JournalEmail | Twitter While Grand Texas, which is under development northeast of Houston, will include the usual zooming loop-de-loops, it will also focus on slower-paced attractions. “Although it will still have some thrill-oriented rides, Grand Texas will focus on entertainment for the whole family,” said developer Monty Galland. “It’s not going to be another Six Flags.” Plans call for 300,000 square feet of dining and entertainment space that will include a bowling alley, movie theater and a family-entertainment complex, similar in style to Dave & Buster's. The park will also include a 30-acre ranch to educate families and school groups about farming and Texas history, with hands-on experiences as well as play areas and a petting zoo. There will also be several miles of trails for horseback riding, stagecoach rides and an indoor horse arena for demonstrations and shows. “You can find some of those same sorts of attractions at Six Flags, but we are much more like Silver Dollar City or Dollywood,” Galland said. The Woodlands-based Palmetto Racing and Utah-based Miller Performance USA recently announced they are working on a new attraction for the venue: Motorsportz at Grand Texas. It will include nearly two miles of track for motorsports activities for both public and private use. The complex will also include five hotels for a total of 860 rooms with construction beginning in the fall on the first hotel, which will have 242 rooms. The first hotel will be situated on 2.2 acres located at the park’s Hospitality Village across the street from the Motorsportz complex. Many other components of the Grand Texas Sports and Entertainment District are scheduled to break ground this summer and fall, as well. Jenny Agee-Aldridge covers commercial real estate and retail for the Houston Business Journal.

So it means it will be 200 feet what kind of coaster I'm thinking a launch coaster

Saw on Texas thrill seekers we could get a clue today from twitter and fb today about the future ride again !! Something with a balloon? ???

We should see a lot of movement this fall I think !!

A clue 2 there remodeling tge Rockville area

I wonder what person wants to build by the Rv any guesses on what could it be????,

Grand Texas—the future 610-acre sports and entertainment district in New Caney—is scheduled to break ground on the first phases of construction late this summer and open to the public in early to mid-2015. The development will feature a 150-acre theme park, 40-acre water park, 83-acre sports complex, RV park with 144 lots, more than 240 hotel rooms and 450,000 square feet of retail and dining once completed, said Monty Galland, CEO of the Grand Texas Sports and Entertainment District. Grand Texas, which is estimated to draw 1.2 million annual visitors, will be near the intersection of Hwy. 242 and Hwy. 59, about 35 miles east of Magnolia. “We want what we refer to as ‘the district’ [to be] a destination and as a destination, that means it’s going to drive development,” Galland said. “We have a lot to offer that you just won’t find any place else.” Galland said Grand Texas will differ from other theme parks in the state since it will feature Texas history and culture elements throughout the property. The theme park will include roller coasters and other carnival attractions and is expected to span 71 acres in the first phase slated to open May 2016, Galland said. The theme park has room to expand attractions on up to 150 acres in the future. The Big Rivers Water Park is scheduled to begin its first phase of construction on 28 acres in September 2014 and open in June 2015. Galland said the water park has space to accommodate up to 40 acres of development, with the first section spanning an area slightly smaller than SplashTown in Spring. The sports complex will include indoor facilities and 20 sports fields with high-tech turf able to withstand up to eight inches of rain per hour without game delays, Galland said. The fields are designed to accommodate a variety of sports teams, including junior and senior baseball, softball, soccer, lacrosse, 7-on-7 football and rugby. Galland said construction on the sports complex is expected to begin in August 2014 and open in March 2015. Grand Texas officials are projecting 750,000 annual visitors for the junior baseball games alone, he said. “We are hoping to surpass Craig Ranch in McKinney [for total sports complex attendance], and they do 2 million visitors a year for all sports,” Galland said. “The great thing about it is it creates hotel stays and hospitality as well as dining. We feel it’s a very valuable addition to the community.” In addition, the RV park is expected to break ground by the end of July and open in February 2015. The first hotels will be completed around the same time frame, he said. Transportation at Grand Texas will be facilitated through a 50-acre parking lot for visitors and a few separate lots for employees and coaches, Galland said. A trolley shuttle system is planned to be installed in the coming years once the park opens, he said. Galland said there will be a higher than typical wage for entry-level positions at the park, and there will be a large number of full-time employees. Grand Texas plans to develop a multi-family housing complex for employees, but officials are still determining where it will be located, Galland said. Grand Texas officials learned lessons about preparing for future growth from the closure of AstroWorld in 2005, Galland said. “With AstroWorld, one of the biggest things is not the closing—it was very successful—but AstroWorld’s growth potential was stunted by being boxed in,” Galland said. “That’s why we developed [Grand Texas] with the ability to continue to grow for 30 years.” Grand Texas officials were recently approached by a private developer looking to build a new attraction on 43 acres of the property near the RV section, altering some design plans for the overall park, Galland said. Further details for the new proposed attraction are in the works and will be announced soon, he said.

icon_STOPPark News - (6/26/14) So what’s going on at Freestyle Music Park? After hearing back from several of our sources, and putting the individual puzzle pieces back together, it seems that all of the remaining park rides may have been sold recently as part of a huge bundle. The common rumor from everyone is that they have all been sold to a foreign company who will remove them from the country, with two sources saying that they are hearing toward Asia and one who narrows it down to an unknown park in Vietnam. Add in to the mix was a rumor from earlier this month sent in claiming that a deal for just the park’s property was in negotiations with a local unnamed big development company. But when you are dealing with the Myrtle Beach area, most people have a pretty good hunch about who it just might be... If all this is true, then unfortunately the encore performance many were waiting to see from Hard Rock Park will never come to be. As they say in show biz, “Elvis has left the building…”

Might be Grand Texas to or Adventure pointe