[Axelsrd]

I've been to the Six Flags here in Atlanta and it is a huge and beautiful park. How in the hell did Jazzland ever make it as a Six Flags park? If I remember, JazzLand only had a half a dozen rides or so.

[7 x 77]

If Mayor Daley were in charge the ride would demolished and carted off the same day. Nip those lawsuits in the bud.

[Mudbug]

The Oklahoma-based Six Flags Inc. entered into a long-term lease with the city, which owns the property, when the park emerged from bankruptcy in August. Six Flags invested $25 million in the park during the winter and opened a host of new rides in its quest to win back local customers and make the park profitable.

There doesn't seem to be much local enthusiasm, despite the changes. I don't think this Six Flags will make it. Too much rain this summer, and now this.

[7 x 77]

Anybody out there remember Ponchatrain Beach amusement park in New Orleans. Some nice boyhood memories there.

[mhking]

If I remember, JazzLand only had a half a dozen rides or so.

From what I understood, 6F plunged a ton of money into the park over the winter, and opened up a bunch of new rides this spring.

[AAABEST]

I've been to the Six Flags here in Atlanta and it is a huge and beautiful park. How in the hell did Jazzland ever make it as a Six Flags park? If I remember, JazzLand only had a half a dozen rides or so. Been there a few times, once within the last year. What I really like was when I was there, the lines were almost nil. As you know there are tons of roller coasters there so we had a blast.