
'My, oh my, dearest Zeph'
Taken in 2002, credits to ellocoaster.com

Taken in 2002, credits to ellocoaster.com
Rageaholic on Flickr
Pretty sure it’s the same layout as the NOLA one.
Rageaholic on Flickr
Rageaholic on Flickr
Credits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/amandachiek/20274426/
anyways, hi y’all. If you didn't know: I'm the original owner of the subreddit and after some issues I am finally back.
I'm really grateful on how active this community has become over the last few months and wanted to thank you for stopping by and engage with us :D
26 years ago, on May 20th, 2000, the park had opened to the public.
What was it like working there? Does anyone have any backstage photos? Just curious since seems to be not that many worker stories on this sub
sixflagshouston.com
Tumblr (?)
Also, heavy mold warning on the last 2 slides.
YouTube
sfno.com
sixflagsneworleans.com
Flickr
Calcajun
Taken in 2008
CREDIT
thenagy on Flickr
CREDIT
Seymour D. Fair on Flickr
Does anyone else find it really depressing on the fact that the entirety of Skycoaster's gift shop/building has literally collapsed into itself? I assume that the weight of the former marquee on the facade (the falling man) had brought down half of it along onto the ground. I'm pretty sure you can even see him and the cloud on the ground on this photo. I'm surprised that the thing didn't fall down on itself, look at the state of it from the first photo! It had much better days back then, a shame that it was destroyed really badly. The same can go for the Simulator, look at the state of the gift shop's facade.
CREDITS
Traveler Shaw on Facebook
joseandradezzc on Facebook, though his profile is banned.