With Halloween around the corner it is time to crank up tunes by my favorite boy band…..the Slashstreet Boys. youtu.be/3Vt5X1PtDtQ?is=VlhO…

My favorite dive coaster.

Really excited about this park. The two coasters look great and they have a decent selection of flats coming in.

Sadly I never made it there. Looked like a fun park. Also the Nights in White Satin dark ride looked super cool.

Rolling Thunder that once ran at Six Flags Great Adventure is the Negative-G Picture of the Day. Did you ever get to ride this Bill Cobb designed racing coaster before it was demolished in 2013? For more pictures of Six Flags Great Adventure take a look at this Negative-G Trip Report: negative-g.com/six-flags-gre…

Loved it as a small charming park but it wasn’t bad when they combined it with SeaWorld.

Agreed. It was a crime against humanity for Gaylord to close it for an outlet mall.

The Ashrodome was amazing. Saw tons of events there from numerous Astros games to my high school (Stratford Spartans) getting to play there a few times. Outside of Wrigley it is my favorite stadium.

Astroworld was a great park especially with their eclectic collection that included the second Arrow suspended, the insane Texas Cyclone, a Togo UltraTwisters, a great Arrow mine train, and THREE Schwarzkopf coasters.

Crossing my fingers for a Creature from the Black Lagoon attraction.

I’ve heard that Busch Gardens does this as well.

As someone who likes my rides to be aggressive but safe I’m totally down with seatbelts on coasters. Nothing wrong with a little redundency.

If you could resurrect one defunct park which one would it be?

Always vote who you believe in.

6’2” here and barely fit. Good ride though.

It is cool to see what’s under their skin.

Looks like a fun little coaster.

I’m going to hope that it is not true that they haven’t reached out to the family because that would be cold.

Everyone didn’t know the park wasn’t at fault. Trust me the media were circling like sharks and were going out of their way to blame the park. There were tons of folks bragging on various forums about how the park “allowed” loose restraints and that was being pushed by the media. As a friend of the park I spent a day being interviewed from numerous media outlets who were trying as hard as possible to make the park responsible. If my memory serves correctly there were workshops at IAAPA that studied and discussed their response. It is obvious no one at Six Flags attended otherwise their response would not have been a message released after the market has closed for the week in hopes it is forgotten by the opening bell on Monday.