Rumor Six Flags Great Adventure Rebranding
- Thread starter EdReedFan20
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Trying to figure out his source for it, but Coliwood Studios is 'breaking' the news of a new logo:
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This is basically like being back the old-style of logo, but sucked every soul out of it and make it corporate
Is there any chance Six Flags is on it just for the year because how Season Passes are done with Legacy Six Flags vs Legacy CF. Next year they all go away with a single pass system.
update: watched video and dude said same thing
update: watched video and dude said same thing
Ugh. So soulless. Also, the kerning and that little tiny gap in the blue stroke left by the "d." Feels like a 5 minute Photoshop job by someone who shouldn't be designing logos to me.
I actually love it
I want to see other park’s skylines in that style
I want to see other park’s skylines in that style
Soulless. Kinda like the new Six Flags. So fitting.
Should we expect this type of logo to be rolled out at all the old legacy SF parks?
I would think we will see elements of this logo at all legacy Six Flags parks paired with some individuality. Magic Mountain's new logo for their sign is case and point. It seems the new Six Flags is taking a "retro approach" first with Magic, now with Great Adventure.
Semi retro font is a pretty slim pittance for all the park gutting and removal of real vintage rides.
Just came across this meme.
Bored and can’t sleep, here’s what I’d rename every legacy Six Flags park:
SFGAdv - Great Adventure
SFNE - Riverside Park
SFGE - The Great Escape (or Storytown USA)
SFDL - Darien Lake
SFA - Wild Country
SFOG - Six Flags Over Georgia
SFOT - Six Flags Over Texas
SFFT - Fiesta Texas
SFStl - Six Flags Over Mid-America
SFGA - Chicago’s Great America
SFDK- Discovery Kingdom
SFMM - Magic Mountain
SFM - Reino Aventura
DC theming gone or consolidated to one area in all of them. Walk with me, this is my dream. Six Flags is no more, all is Cedar Fair
SFGAdv - Great Adventure
SFNE - Riverside Park
SFGE - The Great Escape (or Storytown USA)
SFDL - Darien Lake
SFA - Wild Country
SFOG - Six Flags Over Georgia
SFOT - Six Flags Over Texas
SFFT - Fiesta Texas
SFStl - Six Flags Over Mid-America
SFGA - Chicago’s Great America
SFDK- Discovery Kingdom
SFMM - Magic Mountain
SFM - Reino Aventura
DC theming gone or consolidated to one area in all of them. Walk with me, this is my dream. Six Flags is no more, all is Cedar Fair
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Right before they bought Six Flags, Premier Parks was trying to throw "The Great Escape" on a lot of parks. My bothers polo when he worked at Adventure World was Adventure World: The Great Escape. Given Disney has picked up Adventure World for Paris Studios rebrand. I could totally see SFA getting "Wild World: The Great Escape" or something attached to its OG name because the park is very different how than it was when "Wild World" was a thing. Could they go uber generic and be "American Adventure Theme Park"
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Hmm, they removed "Resort" from the logo on the website and social media...
thank god. the whole idea that SFGA could ever be a full blow resort destination was an insane delusion that siphoned so much money away from the actual park. the savannah sunset feels like its gonna be a major disaster long term.
If they can actually get a "relatively affordable" hotel with direct views of their safari, I don't see why it wouldn't be successful. Even for people with no interest in the parks, Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge is a desirable destination all by itself. If new Six Flags can pull off "AKL at home," they'll have a winner. Hopefully the weird exclusive tent thing was a test for something of a much more notable scale with more mass-market-accessable pricing.
Perhaps tellingly, the generalized Six Flags coaster logo below is no longer an option when creating a Dream Street brick (nor is the 50th anniversary Hot Air Balloon).
These have been replaced with the logos for El Toro and Nitro.
These have been replaced with the logos for El Toro and Nitro.
