QUASSY Amusement Park Middlebury, Conneticut
Park News - (8/19/10) Quassy’s Mad Mouse will take it’s last ride this September before being retired. As part of the farewell event the park will offer free rides on it from Noon to 6pm on September 25 & 26th. (2/19/09) Quassy has listed a proposal for three new attractions over the next three years in an attempt to get permission from the local government. The plan includes adding the new wooden roller coaster for 2010, a 35 foot tall drop tower ride tentatively called Free’n Fall in 2011 and a new waterslide by 2012 called Bullet Bowl. Looks like they’ve got a lot of cranky locals however who are opposed to any kind of expansion.
2010 - Free Fall ‘N - Confirmed - (5/3/10) A couple of pictures showing off the opening of the new Free Fall ‘N’ drop tower ride at Quassy Amusement Park were sent to us by the park this weekend. (1/12/10) Quassy has announced that a new family drop tower ride called Free Fall ‘N will open for the 2010 season. The tower ride is from SBF Visa and will stand 35 feet tall. Of course this also means that the family wooden coaster from The Gravity Group has been delayed until 2011. (2/19/09) I don’t know the details but the park has proposed building a 35 foot tall drop tower ride tentatively called Free’n Fall for 2011
2011 - Wooden Coaster - (8/12/10) I’ve got two new pictures sent to u
s by Quassy showing off the first concrete footers being poured for their new wooden coaster. (8/20/09) Quassy talks a bit about their new Gravity Group wooden coaster being added to the park in this news article. (1/30/09) I’ve added some new artwork for Quassy’s new proposed junior Gravity Group wooden coaster for you to enjoy.
(1/9/09) Quassy is once again asking for permission to build a new Gravity Group wooden roller coaster, but the plans are not quite what you would expect. According to the artwork posted on Amusement Today the coaster will only be 35 feet tall, go 35 mph and be 1,200 feet long. (1/17/08) After backing away from plans to build a new wooden coaster in 2008, hopefully the park will come back to the table with the project soon.
By 2012 - Bullet Bowl - Planned - (2/19/09) The local news reports that the application from the park to build the Bullet Bowl waterslide was approved.
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