Alright im not really that knowledgable when it comes to Flat Rides and I would like to provide as much information on this site as possible when it comes to those rides on this site.So if anybody knows ANY information on any non-rollercoaster at SFGAm can you please post it in this topic. Im mainly looking for the year they opened, the manufactuer and maybe even the model number, or what ever info you know about a specific ride.Thanks alot.
ummm...you can try this..http://home.attbi.com/~geoff2222/sfgam/but im not sure if its gonna help with any information....but this site has all the rides (and a description and other stuff) in the park!~~~WOW!!! ONLY 12 DAYZ!!!!~~~
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Name - Manu- Trade Name1976 East River Crawler - Schwartzkopf - Lobster (originally named Lobster)1976 Fiddlers Fling - Schwartzkopf - Calypso1976 Great America Raceway - Cars Manufactured by Arrow Dynamics - Originally named Barney Oldfield Speedway (Oldfield was a race driver)1992? Condor - Huss - Condor (pre-designed theming)1976 Triple Play - Huss - Troika1976 Ricochet - Huss - Swing Around (originally called Big Top and located on the current Dare Devil Dive platform)1998 River Rocker - Huss - Pirate Boat1976 Orbit - Huss - Enterprise (Originally located in Orleans Place)1976 HT Fun Machine (aka Weekend Fun Machine) Trade name Scrambler but I can't remember who makes it. Originally located in Yukon and called Saskatchewan Scrambler1976 Six Flags Scenic Railway - Custom Fabricators - Identical train installed at PGA, removed in 1996. It's for sale http://www.trains-trams-trolleys.com/equipment/small/3024/index.htmlSpace Shuttle America - iWERKS - Turbo Ride (iWERKS also produced the Dino Island and Superstition Films)1976 Sky Trek Tower - Intamin - Sky Tower1976 Ameri-Go-Round - Dentzel Carousel - Built in 1910 for Fontaine Ferry Park in Louisville, Kentucky. Moved to GAm in 1976. Has several VERY valuable and antique Meuller horses.Thats as much as I know. I don't know who made Chubasco, Whirligig, Rue-le-Dodge or Columbia Carousel.
Orbit is not a Huss enterprise. It's Schwarzkopf. Not sure what number, I think it's 4. Fiddler's Fling (Calypso) I think is number 3. Not sure, I'll go and look for a Schwarkopkf site that has the information I'm looking for. And the Lobster is a Montster, not sure what number. I think it's 4 . I believe that the scrambler is made by Eli Bridge.Oh here is the website.http://schwarzkopf.coaster.net/HauptmenueGF.htmIt has all the information you could ever ask for about anything and everything Black Head!
Thanks alot GreatAmerica2003! T_Biggs how many #4's are there lol. If anybody else knows stuff for the rest of the rides or any more information about the rides listed below. Please post it, it would be a big help. Thanks.
I'm glad that someone corrected me. Thanks.Most of it I knew, some of it I had to look for.If you want to know something, ask. It's a bit difficult to come up with stuff myself.
I had to correct you. I could not allow someone to get away with mistaking a Huss ride for perfection. With the exception of Orbit, you can usually tell if a ride is a Schwarzkopf (from my observations) because of the kick release for the lap bars. You can tell the difference from a Black Head (in English, Schwarzkopf means black head,) from a Huss Enterprise by the doors. Schwarzkopfs lift up, Huss have doors like Condor's.