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I'm expecting to hear McCoy has"departed" from the company any day now. He's an absentee landlord, and it hasn't gone unnoticed.
From screamscape lol
Six Flags - (8/13/2023) Following the latest earnings call from Six Flags, more internal shake ups with company management have been discovered. Right at the bottom of this document the company announced on August 11, 2023 that their Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, Aimee Williams-Ramey, has departed the company and will take on simply a consulting duty with Six Flags over the next 10 months. This news comes as Williams-Ramey only just started this new position a little over a year ago.
In other news that is unconfirmed, I’ve heard a possible rumor that yet another Park President has departed the company from one of the West coast parks. Thus far I’ve been unable to verify this, but if you know more please do let me know.
Was there always 2 tents at the rumored Saw location? Cuz there is today
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I will also add that there is not a single scare zone prop on stage. I did see several Territory twisted props beside the brake run for TC
I like coasters with themes, but F&F Coaster and other's that are just steel feel, lazy to me.
To me, while I do understand the thematic differences and distinctions, operations at amusement parks should be at theme park level (think Cedar Point). I love this park a lot, but wow does the current management not know how to run it.For the most part, this is the difference between a theme park and an amusement park.
Magic Mountain is, like most parks in the world that aren't Disney or Universal, an amusement park. To expect a high level of theming from them is not realistic and not going to happen, no matter how you feel. Sure, it does happen from time to time, but it's the exception, not the rule.
If you don't like, it's just not the park for you, and likely never will be. And that's fine. Visit a theme park instead.
If SFMM truly is the flagship park of the chain, they could at least treat it like one. Give it the proper funding and care it needs.^ To be fair, even Jefferey Siebert would struggle to run SFMM on its current yearly budget. A park like SFMM needs Cedar Point type money yearly to fully staff a theme park of its size.
This park needs a strong leader and a larger operating budget. Currently it has neither, so it becomes a daily struggle to decide what opens and what remains closed.
^ To be fair, even Jefferey Siebert would struggle to run SFMM on its current yearly budget. A park like SFMM needs Cedar Point type money yearly to fully staff a theme park of its size.
This park needs a strong leader and a larger operating budget. Currently it has neither, so it becomes a daily struggle to decide what opens and what remains closed.
I wonder if this is something they are purchasing from a third party since other Six Flags parks are also doing it. It would make sense for them to just buy everything and have a third party set up and run it so it's the same in all the parks.Not to be pedantic, but I don't understand why they just don't rework the Truth or Dare maze into Saw? That thing was blank walls and no theming already and it was somehow tied to some torture games or something.
The guy in the video is claiming that Golden Bear is about to be torn down for a new ride. Interesting since the rumors all point to Samurai Summit being the focus for the next addition, but what would the ride be if these claims are true? Maybe SS will be next year and this will be the ‘25 project?