IRMrides

Well, we get a lot of questions. Like, 'Why was this ride removed ?', or 'What are you doing in my living room' ? It's not always about money, its about passion. Lots of independent parks need some help, love, and maybe a living room, an we are there to assist. Honestly, Wonderland in Texas has a living room. Talk about close to the action.

First, the photos of the Bell's2 site and past photos are great. But, to get some of the comments correct, I will answer some. The Little Dipper did not cost a few hundred dollars. The coaster, while SNBO, was in very good condition, but required a total rehab. The trains are receiving all new floor boards, new padding, logos, etc. It (the coaster will get a new name) will look brand new very soon. We have access to many rides, but selected the Little Dipper for the site available, and for the history. Bell's started with a similar coaster. That mystery ride is not a Himalaya. It is a Garbrick Carousel base, and is owned by the flea market. It arrived last year and no decision has been made on its future. The Bell's still own a Arrow Carousel. Tulsa had its worst winter in years, hampering everything, and work is slow in an outoor environment. The plans by June is to have the coaster running, the Tilt running, the Spider running, and the golf course open. A carousel the ferris wheel, and 1-2 more kiddie rides will join later if time permits. Bell's plans on opening for a Friday-Saturday-Sunday schedule this summer, we hope they get enough visitors to encourage further growth in the area.