ThrillKingsFitzy

And yet I fell for it

Aren't Six Flags and Cedar Fair figuring all of this out tomorrow? Or are they never doing it?

But seriously, how has nothing been confirmed yet?

Don’t know if you guys saw, but on Amusement Insiders new video, he says he has been researching and he thinks all of this is about six flags going out of business and Cedar Fair getting all their parks. Six flags is going down in stocks a lot, and they don’t have a CEO, so, it would make sense that Cedar Fair gets all of their parks and six flags retires. Plus, we would all appreciate it.

I'm going to start calling you the how about no guy, cause this is about the third or fourth time you've posted that video

Clifford time!

MAN, I've improved in KICentral posting a lot.

In his other videos he had info I didn't watch his latest update yet, but it is literally explaining the whole thing.

Amusement Insiders is getting the info off the stocks themselves, so it should be very accurate.

https://www.cleveland.com/business/2019/10/six-flags-pursuing-purchase-of-cedar-fair-including-cedar-point-reuters-reports.html Don't know if you guys saw this, but if the deal goes through, Cedar Point will be one of the chosen parks.

I would be happy if the lower tier CF parks get sold. Valleyfair, WoF, Michigan's Adventure, Dorney, etc. They need some coaster work, as in better coasters than their current lineups (I'm looking at you Michigan's Adventure).

Colossus was RMC'd, making it more iconic, and Rolling Thunder wasn't affordable. Either way, Rolling Thunder was kept alive a little bit with the bottom of the drop being left alone.

If Orion gets renamed to Superman... *RAGE MODE TRIGGERED*

This most likely won't happen. Six Flags takes pride in important and iconic rides like any other park. The Beast is probably the most iconic coaster in history.

@SonofBaconator Wasn't 2011 right when Cedar Fair started managing their parks? Edit: Never mind, they started in 2006.

Could this be the end of roller coasters?

Well, there (possibly) goes Cedar Fair. This is a shock to me, but I'm not that upset, it would be a cool experience! (Don't hate on me for this, I have just never been to a Six Flags park)

I don't know about you guys, but I really like this one! It is a Mack Launch named High Fear, and it is a really weird concept in the beginning, but I still like it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNm4b7a7854

Well, you could argue because all the roller coaster there besides T3 and Roller Skater are elite coasters.

From that collage made from the posters in the Orion teasing, I am starting to wonder if FoF and Invertigo will close too because Firehawk and Vortex were both in that list and they are both closed (RIP Vortex)

Giga rmc trex rising... (RIP Vortex)

My guess is that they will start a brand new area with a bunch of rides from Coney Island. Maybe even a brand new coaster in the vacant area. Just because Coney Island has no plans to move any rides for Coney Island to KI at the time doesn't mean they won't move them there in the future.

If they are removing something this big and iconic, they have to replace it with something even bigger and even more iconic. Like maybe the first t-Rex.

It could be on a console like a PS4. They have built in browsers.

If that piece doesn't get put up soon, it is no doubt that someone here is going to call KI and see what's going on.