Magic Springs owner wants to build in Nashville

Good. Its just bizzare that a town this big doesn't have a major park. RIP Opryland, of course.

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Maybe these guys are the ones to save Jazzland?

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I say "bring it on" -Cause it ain't already been brought!

They are doing wonderful things with Magic Springs. It would be nice to have a park in Nashville.

They arent going to be using Opry Land....they will be using there own park with fresh new coasters.

The news around here (in nashville) is that it's a slim chance. They have to buy a recycling company in order to do it. The location is pretty good. Opryland used to be on the river, just not downtown. This otta show the folks at Gylord entertainment that people in nashville really do like themeparks (and not malls.)

we need a theme park here in nashville we miss opryland i love hangman and chaos

I live in Nashville and I went to Opryland all the time. I really liked it at Halloween when they turned Bumper Cars and Grizzly River Rampage into haunted houses. What Nashville needs,though, is a Six Flags type park. And NOT DOWNTOWN. I think, and I am NOT alone in this, that a good theme park should be in an established area of nature. You need tall lush tress and a great natural atmosphere. And if you want to incorporate a Country theme, trees are a neccesity (I think I spelled it wrong). Nashville is known for music and the shows, which I hated then but would love now, are a MUST in this new park. And, if Gaylord even comes close to even coming close to remotely thinking about coming close to coming close to thinking about touching this new park, there will be H*LL to pay from thousands, if not more, Tennesseeans. That is all for now!!! BTW, can't wait for RCT II!!!