Your Fantasy Park

Location: Racine, Wisconsin
Name: Thrillville Park
Year One: Open with a 130' CCI Woodie called The Terrorizor, a 260' Intamin Standup Gyro Drop called The Lighthouse Drop, a Vekoma Roller Skater called The Zoomer, and a package of an octopus(The Octopus), an enterprise(The Orbit), a scrambler(The Shaker), a roto(The Force), and a log ride(The Mountian Splash).
Year Two: Add a Chance Top Spin called The Twister and a Mondial Top Scan called The Electrobyte
Year Three: Add a 180' Intamin Mega Coaster similar to Goliath at SFH called The Gladiator
Year Four: Add a 150' B&M Flyer called The Delta Flyer
Year Five: Do nothing except for small jobs
Year Six: Add a 240' Arrow 4D called The Next Dimension

Hmm....

Location: Shreveport, Louisiana

Park Name: Port Adventure (it's used, but I like it)

This park would be very well themed to an old sea village, complete with a proper balance of traditional theming and modern thrills. The layout would circle a huge, gorgeous lake.

The entrance would feature a the standards that Moosh previously posted, as well as a beautiful sea-themed carousel right beside the lake. This would be surrounded by elegant gardens, fountains, and trees. Many pictures would be taken when patrons first enter.

Theme Section One: Gulfman Village- This section would be for the older adults interested in "granny shopping," parents searching for the perfect souvenir, and young ones seeking fun. There would be many old funky shops, a seaside "bar" complete with a fisherman show and a family-friendly atmosphere, a twin set of S&S shot'n'drop towers (Sea Foam Fall), and 2-3 kiddie attractions. Main Attraction: Wave Swinger- a well-themed Setpoint swing thing. More attractions to be added later on.

Theme Section Two: Storms of Time Harbor- This section would feature an old boardwalk-style theme, but with a mysterious twist. There would be a giant frisbee and a giant top spin on either end of the section's Main Attraction- Behemoth, a Gravity Group out-and-back twister. Later a gigantic ferris wheel would be added. More attractions to be added later on.

Theme Section Three: Porte Thrille- This section would be complete with a humongous walk-through sunken ship, complete with restaurants, shops, fun houses, and Yo-Yo swings on top. Main Attraction: Silverback, an Intamin mega-looper. Expansions later.

That's about it!

EDIT: Ha! I didn't think anyone would catch that. For "late comers", it has been changed.

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*** This post was edited by Valpengeist on 9/17/2002. ***

Seaman Village?

I like the YC motife RubberDucky.

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Im the #1 Canobie Lake Park Fan!!!These are my top 3 coasters:
1. S:RoS @ SFNE 2. Yankee Cannonball 3. Cyclone/B:TDK

I forgot about Detroit as a location. In my coaster world, I see Detroit as a void of a bunch of buildings, many empty and falling apart.

This park would have the Gardens name in it. Kings Gardens? Motor City Gardens? Busch Gardens Great Lakes?

I would throw in the thrills of drop towers, mega-loopers, hypers, and large flats, with the fun of monorails, observation towers, botanical areas, family racing coasters, and wet rides. I would make it big enough to want to spend an entire day there, but not make it like someplace you have plan and spend for like a mega-themer.

Areas:

(something)centennial Commons: This would be the main entry of the park, and would serve as the park's gateway and mall. Main attraction would be a 500' observation tower.

Midway Plaza: Would feature a classic wood coaster, as well as some thrilling flat rides. Traditional in style.

Metropolis: A contemporary area featuring large thrills like a B&M floorless or inverted. Maybe a drop ride too.

Riverfront: A port-themed area. Built along a man-made lake, would feature a wood terrain coaster, water rides, and maybe an Intamin hyper.

However, I have other ideas. Maybe eventually I'll come up with an ideal park.

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