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Motley Fool columnist Rick Aristotle Munarriz says Six Flags' stock is still more scary than their rides, despite improved results for the third quarter. He says that in light of poor forecasting and better results from their competitors, the company is in denial about its problems.
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They've simply got to do better with ride upkeep and maintenance. This is another complaint I've frequently heard. Typhoon Seacoaster shouldn't have opened in August. With the lack of a traditional log flume, it's all the park has. For the last 5-6 weeks, I worked on a crippled ride. The Chaos had three seats that never worked, and from day to day, there would be more that didn't work. One of the closed seats in fact was loose, and a kid almost hurt himself by swinging on it. The one bright spot in the rides department was getting all three sides of Tower of Doom working again, but again, that happened late in the season.
*** This post was edited by Intamin Fan 11/14/2003 8:00:06 PM ***
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