Busch among interested to buy VisionLand

It would be great if Busch were to buy this park. It already has a world class woodie, maybe Busch would add a good Steel coaster and it would definitely be well themed. Best of all the park, and Rampage most importantly, wouldn't be left idle. It sounds as if Wild Adventures is more interested though, but that wouldn't be bad either.

Just as long as SF doesn't take it. But luckily I don't see there name in the article.

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Six Flags, the only chain of parks that can manage to have stacking with a one train operation. *** This post was edited by RllrCstrDude187 on 8/12/2002. ***

The only reason that i would like to see six flags gouple up these parks is so my season pass is good there.

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Six Flags is not going to buy Visionland. The only way they would be interested is if they could purchase the park, relocate the rides, and sell the property. SF has been investing too much money into making SFoG the 'Super Park of the South' to purchase and operate another park that is just 2 hours down the road.

Plus, I very seriously doubt they will sell to a company that plans to dismantle the park. The city wants someone to come in and invest in the park which will in turn spur economic development of the area, giving more tax revenue to the city.

My hopes are for Busch to buy the park, but at this point almost anything is better than the current situation. I wonder if one of the other 2 unnamed companies interested is Cedar Fair?

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I just hope the park opens next year as I may visit becuase my cousin lives in Birmingham. Plus Rampage looks sweet and it would be a shame for it to be a permanent SBNO.

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Steel: 1)MF, 2)Goliath, 3)Magnum
Wood: 1)Villain, 2)Beast, 3)Roar(SFMW)