Park with most removed coasters?

Which park has had the most removed coasters over the years? I think I have come up with the answer, though I may be wrong.
PKI
-Screamin' Demon
-Bat
-Bavarian Beetle
3 coaster's re-located, can any other park beat that?
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I don't know of any others besides SFGAdv they removed Lightning Loops,Batman The Escape,Uttra Twister a jr coaster and it looks like Vipers days are numbered.

Ahhh your right. SFGAv had removed 5 coasters, counting Lightnin' Loops as two different rides.

-Lightning Loops
-Lightning Loops
-Sarajevo Bobsled
-Shockwave
-Ultra Twister

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Well,I know that Alton Towers have removed quite a few coasters over the years(4 I believe)

ThunderLooper - Went to Brazil

The Beast - no idea where it went

Bobsled - Yes, they did have a bobsled coaster, no idea why it went though, it was one of their very first coasters

Wild Mouse - They did had a wild mouse, and again was one of their early coasters

Well Geez! Yet another park with 5 removed coasters...
-4 Man Bob
-Alton Mouse
-Beast
-New Beast
-Thunderlooper

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Cedar Point...just because of its age.

Leap the Dips
CP Cyclone
Leap Frog Railway
Scenic Railway
The Racer (two tracked racer)
Switchback Railway
Jumbo Jet
Wildcat (original)

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What about Coney Island?
didn't they used to have a steeplechase, and 2 other wooden coasters?
I'm sure tons more had come over the years. It is Coney Island after all!

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I think MovieCoast got it. With the whole Coney Island (Steeplechase, Dreamland, Luna, and Astroland), there were over 50 coasters over time. There are only 3 left.
Here are the coasters that were removed:
http://naid.sppsr.ucla.edu/coneyisland/articles/coasterlist.htm

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Knott's Berry Farm removed a total of 7 roller coaster tracks.

- Corkscrew

- Windjammer Surf Racers (2)

- Wacky Soap Box Racers (4)

i believe coney island is the right answer...
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MovieCoast said:
"What about Coney Island?
didn't they used to have a steeplechase, and 2 other wooden coasters?
I'm sure tons more had come over the years. It is Coney Island after all!"

The area of NYC called Coney Island had MANY coasters over the years (50 coasters?) but only one remains from "the golden age", the Cyclone at Astroland. (is there another one there? A jumbo Jet?). The thing to keep in mind... Coney Island was never 1 park. The four most famous ones were Luna (closing in around 1946), Dreamland (closing 1907) and the 1st and 2nd Steeple Chase parks(home to the mentioned Steeple Chase coaster, closing for good in 1964).

It seems like the early history of Coney Island was that of "Senic Railway" coasters and some odd types... such early Loop-the-loop coasters and even a Cannon coaster (where the car was "supposed" to jump a gap in the tracks). In those early days it also seems like coasters would last for a few years and then be torn down and replaced when the public demanded something new. Coney Island parks are also remembered for another reason... Fire. 1st Steeple Chase suffered a fire in it 1907 (and its owner did not miss an opportunity... charging 50 cents I believe perperson to see the smouldering ruins, it was later rebuilt), Dreamland destroyed by fire in 1911, and Luna park burning in 1946.

Lots of good articles on Coney Island and its history can be found at http://naid.sppsr.ucla.edu/coneyisland/

Note: Looks like BigKirby was typing his Coney Island post at the same time I was and he beat me to the "submit" button.
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I figured that Coney Island would have a lot, but not that many...:)

Hey, •, you forgot the Blue Streak at Kings Island. That (I think ) is now one of the kiddie coasters at PGA

But I wouldn't actually count Coney Island as they were separate parks, not all one thing. My *guess* would have to have been Riverview in Chicago. But I have NO data to support that claim. Maybe Riverview_Mike will come out of hiding and bless us with a word...
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2Hostyl said:
"But I wouldn't actually count Coney Island as they were separate parks, not all one thing."

Which is what I cautioned in my post. As far as Riverview Park in Chicago... do we wish to count this? I mean that entire park was "removed". Had it remained in existance, I am sure some of its coasters would still be in existance.

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SLFAKE said:
Note: Looks like BigKirby was typing his Coney Island post at the same time I was and he beat me to the "submit" button.

Cool, another fan of coaster history; I though I was the only one :)
I guess coasters were cheap enough that they could be torn down after a few years. There weren't that many in the actual three-four parks, most of them were independent and operated by concessionaires. (like the existing Coney Island Rides)

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