Honestly, if I do get a brick, I think I’d go with the Nitro one. That’s the roller coaster that made me an enthusiast, and it was my favorite coaster in the world for 20 years from my first ride in 2003 until 2023 when Velocicoaster dethroned it.
Rumor Six Flags Great Adventure Rebranding
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In a way as I mentioned earlier in the thread with Magic Mountain they finished the sign update and you can see the Six Flag logo is really small and in a color that blends in with the sign. So when/if the Six Flags name gets dropped it wont be noticed when removed as much unless you are paying attention: (not my pic)
Interesting that SFMM still went with the legacy Six Flags logo versus the Cedar Fair-style SF logo that GA now has.
In 10 years they will rip them out like the Philly Spectrum did.
Still a fair trade off to rid ourselves of the Paintball Building.
I have a fun challenge for you: go a whole day on this website without saying something negative about the park.
Its nice the paintball quanzahut is finally gone and the walkway is clear. Unfortunately it seems like the commemorative bricks have a limited lifespan before eventual removal at most places that offers them, Spectrum, Disney World, etc. Just a risky investment as they are not on property you own, thus no control.
The Six Flags portion of the Magic Mountain sign is pretty inconspicuous at night too. Overall lighting scheme looks nice!
I love how unique this looks. It makes the park seem less corporate which is a nice breath of fresh air.
Danny2002
Northeast's Biggest Loser
I actually like DC to the point where I have a Supergirl outfit I wear to Six Flags parks. So I wouldn't be happy and that is an understatement.
Yes, they have been together for 30+ years now, but do they do anything for each other? I don't know that Six Flags is better than the Cedar Fair parks which stripped out IP, and I don't think the DC brand gets any kind of boost from being in the Six Flags parks. When Warner owned the parks it made more sense (creating "synergy" like Disney and Universal do), but now it just feels kind of meh...
Fair, I know some SF Parks doesn't even have DC or WB anymore. like Six Flags Great Escape since 2011. idk if they lost it or what
The DC/Looney Tunes licensing stuck with the branded SF parks. The non-branded ones are treated like normal amusement parks.
"SFGAd"
Is that an abbreviation for the park that literally anyone else uses? Is this the official abbreviation the park is using for themselves now? Should we be changing our abbreviation usage to match?
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What's even worse is that they capitalized the D
But I really can't think of many good alternatives to differentiate it from Great America.SFGAS- Great Adventure and Safari? no
SFGAR- Great Adventure Resort? too soon
SFGANJ - Great Adventure New Jersey? Redundant, sounds forced
SF GANJA - Great Adventure New Jersey Awesomeness. Somebody buy Adventure Crossing and put in a dispensary
Edit; If they do decide to go all out on DC theming, I will only accept the name Six Flags Great Adventure - Gotham City known by the abbreviation SF GAG City. And though I know next to 0 comic lore, I believe it's canonically in NJ, though on the Delaware Bay iirc
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