WE HAVE TO SAVE SFMM

we need to start sending letters to this Mark Shapiro guy and try to convince him not to sell magic mountain. If they do decide to sell it lets form a group of people and lets go protest in front of the park. Im already finished writing my letter and im going to send it so who's with me?

Make sure to include your user-name in the letter. He'll be sure to take you seriously.

[Oscar]

I'll send him the litter z come on everyone, start cutting letters out of the newspaper and send them envelopes stuffed

no we don't shutup

It'll be sold, but not destroyed. It is too big. If it is sold, I'm sure the next manager will take good care of it. The Six Flags company is selling 6 parks because they are $2 billion in debt.

personally i really really dislike mark shapiro for this

[Oscar]

well, lend give him 2 billion so they don't go out of businessand they keep all parks open, easy as that [:)]

Welcome to the site [:)]

Where are the nuts meet.

Okay, okay, we should help save SFMM...

Originally posted by Matt

[WeeWeeSlap]
Where are the nuts meet.

MMMM...Everybody likes pie.

Originally posted by i_c_monkeys_dance

Hello Mark, if you dont sell Magic Mountain ill be your bestest friend. Yours sincerly, "i_c_monkeys_dance"

Erm yeah, good look mate[shocked].

hey what 6 parks are for sell

"Spekonen sie Englishken" It seems not. But you should. Ahhh.[shocked].
I think you meen 'For Sale' pal.

Its a typo asshole

Goh! You asshole!

You must be insane ECG!

[:D] We know his British with that kinda language

A typographical error or "typo" is a mistake made during the typing process. This excludes errors of ignorance, rather being the result of slips of the hand or finger, or in some cases, mechanical failure. Typographical errors typically manifest in the form of an additional or missing character, or the switching of two characters.

We sure do, and you say you like asshole Allen?
And look, your names wrong too, 'Alan' mate[:)].

SFMM is going to be turned into houses. I'm too lazy to look up the article right now but it comes down to the land being to valuable to remain a theme park. They can make more money selling houses. [V]



Where's the nuts meat?

As you say 'meat', im in assumation that you want an answer.
Nuts are always under the meat Zazu[lol].

[jayman]

Originally posted by jimths08

Make sure to include your user-name in the letter. He'll be sure to take you seriously.

lmaopbomnotf.
mr "pro football guy" does not give one flying f*ck about a bunch of rollercoasters. add this to my reasons for hating proffessional sports.

we don't need to save it because odds are it will only become a better park. I've never heard of a GP goin there and liking it.

The six parks for sale are:
Six Flags Magic Mountain
Six Flags Elitch Gardens
Six Flags Darien Lake
Six Flags Wild Waves
Six Flags Waterworld
Six Flags Splashdown

There was a press release a while ago saying that SFMM is not going to be sold, and if for some reason they have to sell it, it will not be torn down, it will be sold to another amusment park chain. Common sense gives that away... you really think they would tear it down?

SFEG is for sale right now. It will probably be torn down.

Originally posted by screamomatic

There was a press release a while ago saying that SFMM is not going to be sold, and if for some reason they have to sell it, it will not be torn down, it will be sold to another amusment park chain. Common sense gives that away... you really think they would tear it down?

SFEG is for sale right now. It will probably be torn down.

Well, real-estate developers are pretty hot to get that land. Here's the original article outlining why it might be sold to developers:

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-s ... s-business

However there is this more recent interesting article which says Santa Clarita would LOVE to annex the park and keep it running. Apparently the $1.7 million in property taxes the park pays (not to mention utilities and whatnot) is a tasty prize, and more than they'd make off of more housing.

http://www.dailynews.com/search/ci_4115244

It's ironic that the park was originally built by a housing developer as a way to lure people to move 'over the hill' from LA. I guess it was too successful now that it's in danger of becoming housing itself.

to the english roller coaster guy what language do they speak in england i know itz off topic though