Six Flags Magic Mountain

[Wesker69]

Not enough space for that ro realistically happen. Remember, Tatsu does curve around the Sky Tower in close proximity.

As for Lex Luthor, I hate the idea of losing the 400ft drop tower. I wish there was a way they could save it (and for the love all things themed... ENCLOSE. THE. DAMN. PATHWAY/LOAD AREA!!). Freefall/upward launch rides are simplistic & fun. The park needs it. But at the same time, it might need to be relocated to be within the actual DC Universe/Metropolis land(s).

 

[chris.g]

I mean, it'd be pretty cool if we got a Flacon's Fury type drop tower instead....

 

[Wesker69]

Is that the one that tilts you forward before dropping?

If so, I'd rather not have extra gimmicks. This is Magic Mountain. Let's just keep it simple & easy to maintain

 

[AlexanderMBush]

I mean, it'd be pretty cool if we got a Flacon's Fury type drop tower instead....

gonna argue a S&S Flip Tower ride, like what I think Qiddya is getting would be a hell of a icon attraction

 

[Jake S]

if they can keep the existing tower (i have no idea how feasible that is), it'll be the tallest drop ride in the country. i think that brings plenty of juice.

 

[Wesker69]

Just a heads up for those playing at home

Currently the park is operating Friday-Monday. Closed Tuesday-Thursday.

However, once next month rolls around, the park will be operational everyday as of March 11th-April 28th.

From April 28th, it'll be back to closed Tues-Thurs until May 20th, when everyday operations resume

 

[Jake S]

Currently the park is operating Friday-Monday. Closed Tuesday-Thursday.

Do you have any insight on what the rationale for this is? Why operate Mondays at all? Are there enough full-timers on staff that it makes for them to run four-day-a-week operations? Or does it have more to do with the pair of school holidays coming up this month?