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Park News - (11/2/09) New pictures from Fright Fest at SFSL have been added to Negative-G. (10/26/09) In case anyone was wondering, the Twisted Twins trains are still at SFSL, and are said now be sitting in an area under Batman’s brake run. (9/21/09) Six Flags. St. Louis has announced that starting this past weekend, they have upgraded their FlashPass system to the new version of the Q-Bot that allows you to reserve your ride reservations remotely on the Q-Bot instead of walking all the way to the attraction itself and scanning in. (8/3/09) A local news report on Six Flags St. Louis reports that attendance at the park is “way up” for the season, helped possibly by the more mild summer weather. (8/1/09) In a kind of strange move, it has been reported that Six Flags St. Louis received another odd delivery from Kentucky Kingdom. In this case, the drop cars from SFKK’s infamous Superman drop tower (Formerly: Hellivator), have been delivered. We can only assume that the cars will be used for spare parts. Just don’t use those old cables... ok? (7/6/09) Screamscape sources tell us that they believe the new Gerstlauer trains from SFKK may have been brought to the park as replacements units for The Screamin’ Eagle coaster which is due for a major rehab over this coming off-season. (7/5/09) Lo ok what new present (see sidebar) the corporate HQ sent to SFSL for July 4th... two new “used” Gerstlauer trains taken from Twisted Twins at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom which has been sitting closed at that park for the last two seasons. I can only assume they may be getting ready to either rehab them for use on The Boss or to just simply scrap them for spare parts. It’s kind of strange that SFSL has become the dumping ground for unwanted Gerstlauer wood coaster trains as last year they received (and scrapped for parts) the trains from Six Flags New Orleans’ Mega Zeph coaster as well.
2010 - New Water Ride - Rumor - (9/8/08) While it’s always hard to judge what is going to happen this far in advance, I’ve heard that the park may already be talking about removing the Tidal Wave ride at some point to make way for a new attraction in 2010. From the sound of things, this could end up being the same kind of Splash Battle attraction that is currently going into Six Flags Great America in 2009. Stay tuned!
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