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Surprise, surprise... it was in my other email the whole time. I took like 20 screenshots, which is FAR too many to attach here, but it should be noted that I got a whole series of questions I haven't seen anyone else talk about, asking about ticket/pass prices in relation to new attractions (or lack thereof). Really weird shit, the prices were all fucking over the place. G-drive of all 20 screengrabs, at time of posting there are still 9 of them uploading... my internet be acting a fool today.

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The first screen grab is sending me "Would you rather pay this much money for the park, or would you pay thirty bucks less AND get better value on your ticket"
"Also, don't ask where we're gonna find room to relocate flight de- I mean install a thirty year old inve- i mean new roller coaster of a model we already have !!!
 
The first screen grab is sending me "Would you rather pay this much money for the park, or would you pay thirty bucks less AND get better value on your ticket"
"Also, don't ask where we're gonna find room to relocate flight de- I mean install a thirty year old inve- i mean new roller coaster of a model we already have !!!
Absolutely mind-boggling. I canNOT figure it out… which is probably why I don’t work for Six Flags!
 
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They are trying to see what pass price points would turn people off. I was trying to be consistent with my answers but it was starting to get difficult to remember what I previously answered ($89, $105, $125). For Carowinds, I mentioned in the closing feedback that we didn't need a Texas ghost town with a gunfight in Charlotte. They also included an invert in the coaster survey, which Carowinds definitely has. I think they just glopped this thing together and sent the same one to the email addresses of everybody who signed up in the Six Flags app and aimed the park preference at the one selected in the app. I thought about doing screenshots but the word "confidential" popped up and I said nah; not being judgy, that just stuck in my head so I didn't.
 
so, I thought we talking about the cga big 3, af1, tilt coaster, western themed dark ride that this thread promised us
 
They are trying to see what pass price points would turn people off. I was trying to be consistent with my answers but it was starting to get difficult to remember what I previously answered ($89, $105, $125). For Carowinds, I mentioned in the closing feedback that we didn't need a Texas ghost town with a gunfight in Charlotte. They also included an invert in the coaster survey, which Carowinds definitely has. I think they just glopped this thing together and sent the same one to the email addresses of everybody who signed up in the Six Flags app and aimed the park preference at the one selected in the app. I thought about doing screenshots but the word "confidential" popped up and I said nah; not being judgy, that just stuck in my head so I didn't.
Same here. Got one for Cedar Point. Don't remember all of the options either but many similar here. Also didn't think about taking screenshots because of the confidentiality statement. Seeing as they're already all over the place I can say that these are general surveys for the entire chain for all parks more than likely. Trying to figure out what may drive attendance and finding a price point for season passes and admission.
 
The only thing worth entertaining is the western themed dark ride, which I want like HELL.

How would we feel about one western-themed darkride being developed to be deployed across a handful of parks with fitting western-themed areas and the room to house it? Off the top of my head, I think there are a few parks were something like that could work...?
 
How would we feel about one western-themed darkride being developed to be deployed across a handful of parks with fitting western-themed areas and the room to house it? Off the top of my head, I think there are a few parks were something like that could work...?
IF - I repeat - IF it was done really well? I could see it working. I wouldn’t want a copy/paste of the same shitty ride everywhere, but if they knock it out of the park and decide to install it at a couple other parks? That might be worth something.
 
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How would we feel about one western-themed darkride being developed to be deployed across a handful of parks with fitting western-themed areas and the room to house it? Off the top of my head, I think there are a few parks were something like that could work...?
SFGAm could really use that. Convert Justice League so that it fits with Southwest Territory.
 
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