Which Six Flags park has the least coasters?

Not alot!!!
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Out of the coasters i've ridden here is wat i rank them overall:(ive been to canobie lake and SFNE)
1. S:RoS 2. Yankee Cannonball 3. Riverside Cyclone 4. Canobie Corkscrew 5. Thunderbolt 6. Galaxy 7. Mind Eraser 8. Dragon coaster 9. poison ivy's tangled

SFEG is supposed to get a new ride this year so hopefully it will be a coaster. Either way though that park still needs more.
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CoasterDude316 said:
"Six Flags Great America should be counted as 12 since both sides of the eagle are different. With the Blue side running backwards that seperates the two even more so they should be counted as 2 different coasters.
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Racing coasters are counted as one coaster. Racer at PKI has a backwards side and it isn't counted as two. American Eagle is one coaster. Just because the blue side is SLIGHTLY different doesn't mean it is two coasters.
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Least what? hills? airtime? How about the fewest number of coasters? (applies ruler to knuckes) ;)
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Enchanted Village in Federal Way,WA was recently purchased by Six Flags and to date there is only one coaster, which is called "Wild Thing"unless there is a kiddy coaster in the park that I don't know about.This coaster is an Arrow looper that came from a defunct park back east.

SFEG is getting a zamperlla flying coaster for 2002... so they will get a little higher in the rankings. If someone would just scan the AB article, I could have some proof....

God, I hate this crap. I had an answer. I go to update it because of the font problems, and Ronald beats me to it. Yep....Six Flags Northwest. That is it. One coaster. One. That's it. One. A lame ONE. One.
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Ok, this is for the elite.....not many people have seen this, but i thougt, whatever, what the heck........its not going to hurt anyone, so without further adoooo, here you all go..... http://www.meritusllc.com/RMU/new2002/ not many people know about this, so if we could keep this on the low down (stupid saying) that would be good

*** This post was edited by SiDeWiNdErCSC on 1/22/2002. ***

I forgot to add one thing, "ENJOY!"

I actually called them the other day in regards to purchasing one of the trains sitting out there, and they said that they were not going to use any of them.......they had originally planned on building the park back up, but stopped after they found out that it would be pointless.

Well as most people have figured out, yes, SFEG has the least amount of coasters. I'm still praying every night for that Zamperla flyer.

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How can you say that? SFEG has 5 coasters. SF northwest has only 1. Just because it has been recently bought doesn't erase the FACT that it is a Six Flag park. Just type in www.wildwaves.com and you will see that indeed it IS a Six Flags park.

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The Northwest plot is not a Six Flags Park, it's a Six Flags Property. It's not a Six Flags Park until it has Six Flags in the name. The Six Flags brand is valuable and the company doesn't dilute it's value by slapping it on little podunk properties like that and Wyandot Lake (although many would argue about Elitch Gardens).

At the rate things are going, SFKK will be the park with the least coasters soon. LOL It really wouldn't surprise me if SF sold off KK due to the state of the economy and to raise capital for other parks. But then again, that's another entire thread.
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God please let SFKK get something in 2002. ANYTHING!!

De`j a` V u SF G A m said: Racing coasters are counted as one coaster. Racer at PKI has a backwards side and it isn't counted as two. American Eagle is one coaster. Just because the blue side is SLIGHTLY different doesn't mean it is two coasters.

It's a personal preference; different people count racing coasters differently. Personally, I consider racing coasters to be *one* coaster unless one side runs backwards, in which case I count it as two (two different experiences=two different coasters).

I'm not one who does that "just for the credit", either, as I don't count the small kiddie coasters.

-Nate

*** This post was edited by coasterdude318 on 1/22/2002. ***

Again, I understand, and personally I don't give a crap whether I am right or wrong. However, it is not just a Six Flag property but it indeed has a Six Flag name. You just aren't used to hearing it YET. http://www.sixflags.com/parks/enchantedvillage/home.asp Check it out, and look on the top of the page, and indeed, you will see that it is called SIX FLAGS ENCHANTED VILLAGE. 'nuff said...............
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If, indeed, Enchanted Village is a Six Flags theme park, I'm curious about why it's listed *only* as "part of the Six Flags family" and not a "Six Flags Theme Park" right off the Six Flags website (see http://www.sixflags.com/pickapark.html). Until the name on the park's front gate says "Six Flags Enchanted Village", it's not a "Six Flage theme park." Also notice that the park's logo in the link you supplied doesn't mention Six Flags like *all* the SF parks' logos.
-Nate

*** This post was edited by coasterdude318 on 1/23/2002. ***

Forget it....this is semantics and bull****. This isn't an argument. This is what the thread asked. What Six flags park has the fewest coasters. What the hell else do you want? This isn't about home parks, and everybodys opinions about their personal favorite. Why do some people insist that they are right. I don't give a damn if I am right or wrong, but the childishness of arguing over sematics is ludicrous. I know those are both 50 cent words, but I am sure you can look them up in the dictionary....

*** This post was edited by nasai on 1/23/2002. ***

Nasai, just checked out the site link. Not gonna argue the name point, but WOW, $80 for a season pass???? SFWoA passes were $55 last year, and a Magic Mountain renewal was only $47. Can Six Flags really expect to get that much money out of people for such a small park? Is the water park very popular??? It seems the WILD WAVES takes precedence over the Village. I am assuming also that both parks are included in the pass.

I passed by the park last summer in transit between Tacoma & Seattle. Didnt even know it existed, then found that it was a newly acquired SF park. From the freeway, the looper looks fairly decent. You say NO??

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LoadedG....hey man. Nice to hear from you! Okay...my thoughts on the looper? Decent, small, and over before you know it. It is actually pretty smooth for such a short, and tight ride. I don't really have much negatives to say, but I wish it were, I don't know..........not a clonish type ride, you know?

As far as the $80 is concerned. Yeah, it is nutso. I have never purchased a season pass as there really isn't $80 dollars worth of stuff to do. I guess the thought process is as follows: SFMM has a huge population base, and worldwide acknowledgement, therefore they can charge a paltry sum (given what the park offers), and get a ton of guests and certainly make up for the difference in entry fees through the parks midway, food, etc. Up here in the sunny Northwest, we have one park, and are kind of held hostage to it. I guess the $80 buys a lot of family days out at the waterpark (which isn't very spectacular) when the heat encroaches the 70 degree mark in July. I would imagine that the price might drop after the creation of a few coasters to get more folk into the Six Flags fold. We shall see...
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