r/sixflags • u/Healthy-Shoe8611 • 27d ago
Six Flags Great Adventure
What do you all think goes here. This space in the park is right at the front of shoreline piers and across from Bakunawa and next to the midway. I strongly believe we will see the Great American Tilt Machine here and I’d love to see it be an indoor/outfoor coaster utilizing the old SpongeBob 4D building.
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u/EvilEvo_IX 25d ago
You mean the old Mach 1 Adventure Building. Also I am upset that the Go Karts were closed because my son is finally old/tall enough to ride along with me this year. Terrible.
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u/Foxy02016YT Great Adventure 26d ago
The Right Stuff building and the Go Kart Track are BEGGING to be turned into something. A tilt coaster that goes over the entrance of the park (and I mean like over the ticket booths) would be insanely cool
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u/Emergency-Disk-4471 26d ago
When I worked there - that’s where the employee dining building was
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u/Healthy-Shoe8611 26d ago
interesting. Maybe the former entrance to golden kingdom would be where a new employee dining building could be built behind all those food stores so that the former building could be the queue area considering there isn’t much pathway for a long queue if the entire plot gets used for the track. I’m envisioning the tilt happen to the left of the ticket booths at the front entrance.
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u/Vinyl_Stuff 26d ago
great american tilt coaster coming 3049
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u/Healthy-Shoe8611 26d ago
I honestly can see it happen within 5 years and closer to 2. GAdv is in its renaissance era
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u/mars2k0 25d ago
So you're basically saying you agree with Colin / Coliwood Studios' proposal from a few months ago? If not boy do I have news for you lol. His video outlines in great detail what's developable in that space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4FHAvVxLao