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Six Flags Marine World
as Kong
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Was the first of the Opryland rides to get a new
home. Repainted traffic cone orange now.
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Six Flags Great Escape
as Canyon Blaster
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Trains stored in park in
Belguim
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While the trains are waiting to be used, the track was
sold for scrap.
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Was being stored at Old Indiana Fun Park, but the
land has been sold by Six Flags and the current
location of this ride is unknown.
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This was also stored at Old Indiana Fun Park. While
the train from it was for sale in early '06, the track
was scrapped some time before that.
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Six Flags Enchanted
Village as Lumberjack
Falls
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The hardware for this ride was sent to SF Kentucky
Kingdom to help build Penguin's Blizzard River,
while the rafts were sent to SF Astroworld. Once
Astroworld closed, the rafts were sent to SF Over
Texas where they are in use now.
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Six Flags Kentucky
Kingdom
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From several emails I've receieved, I've found out
that the Tin Lizzies are alive and well at Six Flags
Kentucky Kingdom.
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Was the first adult ride to leave Opryland to make
way for Old Mill Scream
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Flume Zoom
a.k.a. Dulcimer Splash
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My big thanks to Heather for letting me know that
the Flume Zoom was purchased by Idlewood from
Old Indiana and opened back up as Paul Bunyon's
Loggin' Toboggan in the 2005 season.
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Gaylord properties and
who rents them
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After a new white paint job, I saw them in action
again while attending a race at the track. They still
bear the Gaylord insignia and transport people from
the parking areas to the speedway.
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