Best Location for a new theme park

Of course in my opinion this would be Indianapolis, Indiana.

Where you do all think would be a good place?

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My backyard.:)

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California(Why beacuase it could then be open all year.
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Salt Lake City, Utah.

Other than Lagoon, there is nothing for hundreds of miles. The area is growing rapidly due to the forthcoming Olympics. S&S, Arrow and Setpoint are all right next door. Lagoon hasn't added a major coaster for 14 years, people around here would flock to any new coaster. We'd even love a Boomerang!

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I think honestly though with the right management a theme park could be successful anywhere. Yas have to be creative

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How about a small park in Wisconsin? Like, near me! The closest park is Big Chief, and thats too far away.

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Why can that never happen?

I'd go somewhere in the NY city metro area. Lotsa money right there in that lil area. SFGAd is a lil too far away and Coney doesnt cut it.

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California is the last place that needs a new theme park.

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Arizona-No parks there, open all year round, great tourist spot, beautiful backdrop.

Sharpsville PA ;). Seriously, I'd say maybe Idaho. Those people have got to be pretty bored. Other than that a park could be successful anywhere. You've just got to have the funds and the creativity.

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1. Indianapolis
2. Detroit
3. Salt Lake City
4. Central Kentucky

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Portland or NYC. I chose Portland because the only major theme parks (i may and probably am wrong) that are close to it are SFMW and Enchanted Village. And NYC because it's the second largest city in the world and all it has is Coney Island (I'm not saying it's bad but NYC needs a steelie).

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FenderStartocaster said:
"California(Why beacuase it could then be open all year.
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What about Florida or arizona or texas or new mexico they would all be open all year too !? And besides California has enough

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What about Louisiana? We need some parks, too. All of our parks are in the southern part of the state.........so...a new park needs to be somewhere in northern LA maybe around the Shreveport or Bossier area. They've got enough casinos; it's time for an amusement park.

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1. Ft. Lauderdale, FL
2. Miami, FL
3. My Backyard

You know where I'm from ;)

SFGA2001 said:
"Arizona-No parks there, open all year round, great tourist spot, beautiful backdrop."

Actually Castles 'n Coasters is in Phoniex

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1. NYC has Rye, Playland but you are right about not having any good steel coasters. Too bad it is owned and operated by the Westchester government. I do not think the tax payers would like to spend there tax money on a 12 million B&M masterpeice. They tried a Zamperla one looper last year but took it out because of the excessive g's.

2. If Seattle receives a Six Flags park, Six Flags has themselves a gold mine. (as long as it does not rain every operating day ;))

3. Phoenix, Arizona would also be a great spot for a theme park.

Indianapolis indiana by far. Indianapolis alone could support a big themepark let alone carmel Kokamo and even people from fortwayne would probably drive down. There has though, been several attempts in the last 20 or so years. But nothing has came out of it.

eggs... I live in Clark! You prolly go to school with my lil bro...

Back on track... I'd have to say... closer than Kennywood or Six Flags...... I'm right in the middle (more or less :))

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