Six Flags Theming

I was just wondering which Six Flags Theme Park everyone thought has the best theming overall, or which one has just the best single themed area and why? ~thanks
My favorite Theming at SFGAm is Southwest territory they did a good job on the theming and they also made the rides fit the theming which is better than the rest of the park.

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I was extremely surprised at how well Six Flags Holland was themed. The parks theming reminded me of a cross between Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Disney (Florida). The Mexico section probably was the most elaborate, near the entrance of El Condor. Also, the park is full of water as is the rest of Holland. I was very impressed by everything except the weather and food.

I did think that Goliath could have had more theming though.... I'm sure more was added after my visit considering it was only a few weeks old.... But I really love the giant GOLIATH sign.

Though I thought SFoG's Gotham City area was well themed, I still feel that it had nothing against SFH.

I have to agree that Southwest Territory at SFGAM is one of the best themed areas that I have ever been to at a six flags. SFGAM as a whole has always had decent theming. That has dwindled over the years because of recent installations over the years (V2, Deja Vu and now Superman).

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Is this against TOS?

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Technically, I think so. However, it is the off-season, so some topics seem to be okay... leave it to the mods to decide.

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I thought SF Fiesta Texas was very well done. They have the nicest Rockville area in the SF chain. It was kinda like being on the set of Back to the Future. :)

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What theming?

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I would also vote for Southwest Terrority at SFGAM, but mostly because of the lack of theming at any SF park.While the area has some type of theming which is nice it doesnt match the standards of the leaders in the industry!!
First of all the leaders of the industry as you always seem to say are basically to you universal and disney. Well let me tell you something mr. "I think I'm owed themeing so I whine about it." Do you know how much money universal spent on themeing? Do you know how much disney spent on themeing? Well they have that kind of money because they are backed by huge companies who have the sort of money to put to that use. So seriously, shutup. You aren't owed anything by six flags. Just because you're mad sfgam got a clone without themeing it doesn't give you the right to whine about it on here. Six flags is a regional park chain and disney and universal are destination parks for the entire nation. When you have a budget of $300,000 for themeing of a new attraction let me know until then shutup.

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Six Flags Holland was themed long before the company took the park over....I woudn't credit SF for how that park looks. Same with SF Mexico.

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Six Flags Fiesta Texas is absolutely beautiful. The themeing is very well done from the Mexican section to the Boardwalk section. I also thought Six Flags Over Texas had some very nice looking areas. And, rooting for the homepark, I happen to think Coyote Creek at SFA looks very good also.
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Bob O said: I would also vote for Southwest Terrority at SFGAM, but mostly because of the lack of theming at any SF park.While the area has some type of theming which is nice it doesnt match the standards of the leaders in the industry!!
That's just plain BS. Southwest Territory is, hands down, the best themed area I've seen outside of Disney/Universal. The attention to detail is fantastic and absolutely immersive. In fact, I'd go so far to say that aside from the Raging Bull area, the theming in SW Territory is every bit as good as what Disney has done. What would you change if you could?

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*** This post was edited by coasterdude318 2/12/2003 2:35:28 AM ***

well this is how they come up with those imaginative names!:-

http://www.atlanticrail.com/sl/sfname.php

Six Flags Belgium has very good "Six Flags-built" themeing.

Park-entrance:
http://www.coastersandmore.de/Bilder/sfb/eingang.780x570.jpg

Cobra (Boomerang):
http://www.coastersandmore.de/Bilder/sfb/cobra4.680x460.jpg

Zan-Zar (darkride):
http://www.coastersandmore.de/Bilder/sfb/ghost2.700x475.jpg

Turbine (Shuttle Loop, indoor)
http://www.coastersandmore.de/Bilder/sfb/turbine1.800x465.jpg
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Six Flags Holland has some nifty themeing too:
Park-entrance:
http://home.arcor.de/coaster01/sfh/sfh42.876x585.jpg

Robin Hood (wooden coaster):
http://home.arcor.de/coaster01/sfh/sfh39.756x504.jpg

Flying Dutchman Goldmine (wild mouse):
http://www.geocities.com/sixflagsholland2/dutch.jpg

Merlin's Magic Castle (darkride):
outside: http://www.geocities.com/sixflagsholland2/merlinout2.jpg
inside: http://www.geocities.com/sixflagsholland2/merlinin.jpg

Saloon:
http://www.geocities.com/sixflagsholland2/saloon.jpg
*** This post was edited by Belgian 2/12/2003 7:38:40 AM ***

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Even though Six Flags lacks its backup of other corporations that they can get money for theming, they could do a much better job at what they do have.

Hey, I'm not raining on the parade. I'm just telling it like it is. Beam me up!
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I've always liked SFOG and SFOT's theming, evan though they make no effort to show it anymore.

I think that SFGAm. is the best themed SF park currently.

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Too much of SW at SFGAM is concrete, the section needs much more shad/trees and when they build rides like Raging Bull and Viper(which are great rides) they could have put in some type of theming in the ride, like BGW did with Alpengeist to enhance the overall theming.

Mamoosh (Edit) (Reply) (Quote) 2/12/2003 1:26:44 AM Six Flags Holland was themed long before the company took the park over....I woudn't credit SF for how that park looks. Same with SF Mexico.

Well atleast the theming has been well maintained! We really are too mean to SF....

Fiesta Texas themeing was also mostly in place before Six Flags got their grubby hands on it. But aside from placing a Superman ride in the middle of Germantown (shouldn't it be Uberman Krypton Coaster?), they haven't screwed it up much.

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