What coasters does SFP have in its boneyards?
Other than the coasters at Old Indiana, what coasters does SF have in its boneyards? Is there any recent history of SF selling off coasters to any other parks?
Isn't there a mine train on site at Frontier City in Oklahoma? Do the parts to Six Flags Over Texas' Big Bend still exist, maybe at SFStL?
The mine train ride lying dormant at FC is Excalibur from SFAW. I believe the parts from Big Bend have long since been sold for scrap.
At Old Indiana they have the following...
Black Widow a launched loop from SFNE
Chaos from Opryland
Little Rickies Little Twister from SFNE (kiddy)
Rock n Roller Coaster from Opryland an Arrow Mine Train
Screamin' Delta Demon From Opryland an Intamim Bobsled
And the Wabash Cannon from Opryland an Arrow Corkscrew.
-----------------
Coaster Art of your Favorite Coasters
Coming Soon.....
Why isn't Six Flags doing anything with Old Indiana, It's about a half and hour from my house and it would be sweet to see those rollercoasters up and running. I heard something about doing something in 99 but nothing has yet to been done with the site.
-----------------
You can hear the laughter, you can hear the mighty roar. From the brickyard down in Indy to the white Chicago shore. It's a rollin', twistin', turnin' and might we both suggest. You get you fanny ridin' on the Cornball Express!
-----------------
You can hear the laughter, you can hear the mighty roar. From the brickyard down in Indy to the white Chicago shore. It's a rollin', twistin', turnin' and might we both suggest. You get you fanny ridin' on the Cornball Express!
Half of Lightnin' Loops (Python, I believe) sits in storage at SFA...I'd still WAY prefer the Anton masterpiece Viper, though...
OK, how many of these coasters are beyond rehab? I'd heard Excalibur at FC was damaged during removal and several of the ones at Old Indiana are in pretty bad shape. Why would they keep something around that's beyond hope? How many of these are worth saving anyway? Would SF sell a coaster to a potiential competitor?
You must be logged in to post
