Where are the boneyards?

At your homepark, where is the boneyard located?
For me, at SFWoA the boneyard is accross the steet. If you ride Villian, you can look to the right and see the old rides and a lot of old waterslides (maybe to send to SFDL?
How about you?

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At VisionLand, I don't know if you would call it a boneyard, but next to the maintance building there is a ride control booth and what looks like the parts for Typhoon, an octapus ride that was removed after the parks first season (1998). You can see it from the Rampage's lift hill. (behind the trees beside the Rampage last year you could see some of the dinos from Dino Domain in 1999)
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At SFA to the right of Batwing.You can see what remains of the Python as well as a few junked cars.

Isn't there a boneyard beside Two Face, and the kiddie area at SFA?  I never noticed the one by Batwing.

SFGAdv has quite a few.  One is over behind the show arena near Nitro and Batman.  Another is underneath Medusa's lift hill.  Also, they have one over by the warehouse hidden in the woods...you can see the warehouse if you ride Medusa, GASM, or the Big Wheel.
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behind jungleland at Great Escape you can see a few parts to old kiddie rides, the old steamin deamon sign, and part of the skylab along with a few other pieces of various rides.

Valleyfairs is back behind the park next to thunder canyon... you cant see it from TC but you can from powertower and WT and highroller if you look straight back... or everyday when you park in the employee lot ;P... its in the old campground that VF used to have

You can see PKD's junkyard when your going up the lift of the Anaconda, it is to your left. Seems to be an old playground over there..
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Behind Two face is where the maintenence shop and administration/delivery areas are located,to the best of my knowledge I've never seen it used as a boneyard.I could be wrong though.

At SFGAm, usually old rides are thrown into a back corner of the employee parking lot. This season you could see Sky Whirl from Iron Wolf. A few years back (I'd guess 5 or 6) you could see Rolling Thunder (Alpine Bobsleds at Great Escape) laying there. It's also the same area where they layed V2 and Deja Vu track last winter.
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SFMM's is behind Psyclone to the right. That's were those trains were/are a couple weeks ago.

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Cedar Point recently moved their main boneyard onto land behind "Seville," between the railroad tracks behind Snake River Falls and Millennium Force's two lagoon crossings. They also have some storage space beneath White Water Landing (that seems to be where they store the coaster car cribbing when the cars are on the coasters) and in and around Disaster Transport.
Kings Island has a few items out in the woods behind Tomb Raider: The Big Secret, but most of their stuff is right up front immediately South of the row of buildings along the parking-lot side of the park, behind the tall fence gate at the railroad crossing.
Kennywood's boneyard is on a hill behind the Racer, clear up to the edge of the cliff where you can get a spectacular view of the river.
Finally, Wyandot Lake seems to use the field behind the parking lot, adjacent to the golf course. Oh, and ALL of the Six Flags parks seem to occasionally make use of the Old Indiana site.

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SFEG uses the area in and around Twister II.
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At PGA, it is southeast of Rip Roaring Rapids on the other side of the (RIP) RR tracks. You get a good view of the old Triple Wheel (RIP) from DeltaFlyer/Eagle's Flight. 
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BGT's boneyard is off to the right as you ascend the lift on Kumba...not really much there, though, as we never even had the flats to remove in the first place.  Can I get some of you folks to send us the "scraps" from your parks so we can set up some flats down here?  I'll take anything, but prefer phlyers, swings, and a turbo-shot...even a second-gen freefall would be very welcome, as would a Chaos, an Inverter, anything AT ALL...
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WDW has boneyards, so to speak, all around property.  There is a huge storage area for floats and boats behind the Adventureland area. 

Monorails, trains and trams are kept in the roundhouse which is about a 1/4 mile behind Fantasyland.

Carowinds bone yard used to be beside thunder road where the lazy river is now    I think its now across the service road from the hurler  I know theres some sort of dump there  but I'm not sure about rides though  

Where is SFNE's boneyard?
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Hersheypark has 2 boneyards. First one is behind the monorail underneath the arena. 2nd is across the street in the warehouse. The warehouse also handles all receiving and the nursery for the park. They keep their boneyards so well concealed that the GP don't even know they exist.

Wonder where BGW has thier's stashed away they have a lot of realestate and trees to hide it in. there;s this one place were a whole blue roller coaster sit and boxes and junk used to filled the station, elsewhere, the building that is presumably the kitchen atacked to the feasthause is pretty big but I imagine that;s food storage since A LOT of folks eat at the feast hause.
I;d like to see were parks store costumes props and so on from current and past shows as well. being into the stage I would love spend some time in there!
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*** This post was edited by Tolian on 12/17/2001. ***