Cities/places that you think should have a theme park?

[TTD03]

^ In quality, not quantity lol.

The thing is we need more rollercoaster here not dark rides that's why I want them here

[Turbo]

Quality > Quantity. Always.

[TTD03]

^^ The balance is you get year round operation with so-so coasters, while we get 6 month operation with the best coasters. And if you lived in Cali, you would get best coasters at SFMM AND year round operation.

Turbo wrote:

Quality > Quantity. Always.

Not the way Busch has been lately with all their cancellations and crap.

deere839 wrote:

The thing is we need more rollercoaster here not dark rides that's why I want them here

Florida already has a lot of quality thrilling rollercoasters that a lot of enthusiasts would kill for. I'd be ecstatic if we had anything like Kraken or Hulk or Montu in Minnesota.

Turbo wrote:

Quality > Quantity. Always.

Idc about quality all I care about is getting more credits

[TTD03]

^ Don't be a Robb Alvey, or a credit whore, same thing if you really think about it.

I think Indianapolis could maybe use an amusement park. Even though Indiana Beach, Holiday World, and Kings Island are within a few hours' drive, you'd think they'd have at least something in the city considering how large it is.

Anywhere in northern Ohio, they don't get much attention.

Orlando is desolate barren wasteland. They could use a theme park or two.

Cleveland. We've closed more parks than some states have ever had.

[TTD03]

^ True.
But CP seems to cover it.

^not until they get 20 coasters then no

[TTD03]

^ Nah it's too close to Cleveland.

Cedar Point's about 2 hours away and then Kennywood is 2 and a half. It could definitely support a Kentucky Kingdom or a holiday world. Nothing Like world of adventures though.

I think Chicago could probably use another amusement park. Even though they have Six Flags Great America, it's just one amusement park that serves a metro area of ~9.5 million, plus the rest of Illinois and parts of the surrounding states. Combine that with only being open half of the year, and you've got a very crowded park most of the time. Another major park near Chicago, maybe a Cedar Fair park could help balance out the crowds at Great America, but the cost of building a park that would be able to compete with Great America might not be financially possible.

[Mr. Freeze]

Building any park for that matter is a heap of money