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Roller Coaster
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Existing
Man, I know they can't just keep that plot of land empty forever, but it's wild to think of something new coming to this park.

That said, I'll have my optimism with a side of caution.
 
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It boggles my mind that Six Flags consistently makes these announcements without any sort of planning approval. From what I understand, there has been a lot of disapproval in the community regarding noise from the park—specifically the now-defunct Alpine Bobsleds—and now Six Flags wants to build a woodie in the same spot.

I hope this approval process goes off without a hitch, but this is not how parks should handle development of new projects. It's reckless and presumptuous at best.
 
It boggles my mind that Six Flags consistently makes these announcements without any sort of planning approval. From what I understand, there has been a lot of disapproval in the community regarding noise from the park—specifically the now-defunct Alpine Bobsleds—and now Six Flags wants to build a woodie in the same spot.

I hope this approval process goes off without a hitch, but this is not how parks should handle development of new projects. It's reckless and presumptuous at best.
As a planner I’m gonna go off for a second:

However the zoning was done in Glens Falls/Queensbury area needs to be called out. That’s just an absolute abomination that fucks over both the park and residents.

The park was built in 1954. As far as I can tell that neighborhood behind it wasn’t built until the early 2000’s. Meaning the park was there for 50 (!) years before the park.

Planners that did that zoning shouldn’t have jobs. Putting the low density residential zoning next to commercial-outdoor entertainment is reprehensible IMO.

There’s little that upsets me, but doing that then using it to possibly deny evolution and growth for the park deserves to be called out.
 
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