$1 for rajun Cajun, any other bids?More to the point, who's going to buy these?
$1 for rajun Cajun, any other bids?More to the point, who's going to buy these?
The NebulaZ and Ragin’ Cajun certainly wouldn’t hurt at Great Adventure, and plenty of parks could use a Discovery. Definitely an odd decision here.This is a wild development if you ask me. That trio of rides in particular seem absolutely prime for relocation in the chain—and it sure feels like the chain needs additions to market for 2026 if you ask me.
I really could’ve sworn RC was a Reverchon, RCDB also has it listed as such.Wonder if it's notable that they're all Zamperlas...? Maybe the chain is feeling really burned by them right now?![]()
Same, but who knows. Anyone have more insight on the manufacturer?I really could’ve sworn RC was a Reverchon, RCDB also has it listed as such.
RC is a weird one because that was the transition coaster in Reverchon's handoff of the model to Zamperla, so technically it's a Zamp but using the Reverchon design before they made their own changes (namely the cars getting lap bars).I really could’ve sworn RC was a Reverchon, RCDB also has it listed as such.
Maybe it will stay in the region? Knoebels once kicked the tires on Steel Pier's model, but decided against it.$1 for rajun Cajun, any other bids?
Ohh that would be cool! It's not like it's large either.Maybe it will stay in the region? Knoebels once kicked the tires on Steel Pier's model, but decided against it.
To be fair they could have evaluated every ride for its maintenance condition and decided to scrap or part what they want(or for rides they need parts for)Is it odd that it's just these three rides up for sale so far? Maybe there's hope for the water coaster, Starflyer, and a few others?
This is oy one broker and only recently posted. My understanding is multiple brokers looked at rides I would not be at all surprised to see more popping up other places.Is it odd that it's just these three rides up for sale so far? Maybe there's hope for the water coaster, Starflyer, and a few others?
Edit: I know the Starflyer was called out as a Dorney option in their surveys. Or maybe it's being parted-out?
If i had to guess, I'd say they're testing the market- If they sell for the price they want, they'll consider it a win. If they don't, they'll move them around the chain. Also a win.More to the point, who's going to buy these?
DAMN that was FAST.The rides are no longer listed on the site
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The rides are no longer listed on the site
A "left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing" situation within SF Corporate sounds the most likely.That makes me wonder if the listing was even legit from Six Flags (or if someone from Six Flags jumped the gun, assuming/misunderstanding Corporate's intentions with these rides).
The rides are no longer listed on the site
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I’m not too sure they were sold, sold listings on the website still show up, but these were taken off entirely.
So I don't know if this is the real answer or not but I have seen two different reports from people who based on their published profiles likely have decent souring for what they are saying that the three rides listed were not actually SFA's rides but the same model rides and that the broker used sticj photos of SFA's rides that were publicly available to cover the listings till SF hit him with an order the remove them. This would seem to fit with prople pointing out that many of the pictures were identical to news article ones.That makes me wonder if the listing was even legit from Six Flags (or if someone from Six Flags jumped the gun, assuming/misunderstanding Corporate's intentions with these rides).
But the opening years were all dead-on for the attraction openings. I didn't see the Ragun' Cajun one but both the Discovery and BenulaZ were listed as 2021 and 2024, respectively. This would contradict that.So I don't know if this is the real answer or not but I have seen two different reports from people who based on their published profiles likely have decent souring for what they are saying that the three rides listed were not actually SFA's rides but the same model rides and that the broker used sticj photos of SFA's rides that were publicly available to cover the listings till SF hit him with an order the remove them. This would seem to fit with prople pointing out that many of the pictures were identical to news article ones.
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