Oh, that just ain’t right lol. There’s something real uncanny about El Toro being in this image and not Kingda Ka.
News The King Is Dead: Kingda Ka (& Zumanjaro) Closure & Demolition Confirmed
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Oh, that just ain’t right lol. There’s something real uncanny about El Toro being in this image and not Kingda Ka.
It almost looks like a different park. Ka was so iconic.
As much as I love El Toro, this view is no longer the greatest view in the coaster world anymore
Its not strange, its the new and improved GAdv. The improvement is just overwhelming your senses causing them to lie to you. Don't be a dang dirty bratty doomer by having any doubts or disagreement whatsoever.
Joking aside, the park is going to be ugly and even more barrian than ever now.
Joking aside, the park is going to be ugly and even more barrian than ever now.
It's two minutes from my buddies house and he has a big pickup haha.
It is kinda insane that they didn’t sell pieces of Ka.
I have seen several sources that seem to have supporting evidence that they intend to
I'd be extremely surprised if track pieces didn't wind up as merchandise at some point - it's an absolute slam dunk monetarily. I have nothing to base this off of but I suspect the missing part of the airtime hill in this (sorry, very blurry) photo might have been removed early on for purposes of being chopped and sold.
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On my next flight I will overfly Klein Recycling and shoot some pics if any part of Ka remains, but that won't be for another week or so, at the very least...
Just saw this on Reddit. Looks like they finally took care of the last of Green Lantern, meaning the last of the removals is the Skyride, which is a lot more delicate of a removal being that its towers are all so intertwined with other attractions.
Looks like it's in the middle of the parking lot. I mean it is but worse now.
That lower image almost makes the park look almost barren. Like a young park trying to find its footing that ran out of money when its owners realized their construction plans were too ambitious.
It's not my home park, but my 2 cents: It looks like they took out the trash. They're going to have something exciting going in that is going to grab focus up front. If it's Mack and it is of the size of Stardust Racers, then there's a whole new star attraction when you drive up instead of a rather ugly one trick pony, a second B&M, and a SBNO parachute drop.
All in all, I’m thoroughly impressed with how fast and efficient the removal was after it came down. I’m more hopeful for the future of the park than I have been in years.
Yea once it was down, I'm sure it was a very easy clean up job. Hopefully they get right to work and don't wait months to start leaving the area look abandoned.
That sure is an improvement for the park.