Silverwood Easy Way to Get Rides

[Justin]

I have an idea how silverwood can get rides easily and inexpensive :

The answer is to buy rides that existed at other Parks for Example:

XLR8 {Scrapped} from Astroworld for not even 1 Million
Hurricane at Myrtle Beach
Zippin Pippin from Libertyland
The Mad Mouse from Myrtle Beach
Calypso, Enterprise, Haunted House, Pirate, Rainbow, Starship 2000, Top Spin, Wave Swinger all from Myrtle Beach
Fright Zone from Erieview Park
Viper from Magic Mountain
Flashback from Magic Mountain
Goliath from Magic Mountain
Big Wheel from Elitch Gardens
Waterpark Elements from both Magic Mountain and Elitch Gardens
Shipwreck Falls from Elitch Gardens
Boomerang, Half Pipe, Sidewinder, Flying Coaster, and Mind Eraser from Elitch Gardens
All the Flat and Kids Rides from Elitch Gardens and Magic Mountain

[65skylark]

I'm sure Silverwood is very aware of this sense that is exactly what they have done many times in the past. Myrtle Beach's mad mouse would be a great fit for Silverwood though. A steel family coaster would really round out there ride selection.

[Bud Parsley]

skylark, I've been suggesting for years that Silverwood add a Wild Mouse attraction. Doesn't matter which kind (though I think the spinners are pretty cool), this is just what the park needs. Small footprint, relatively inexpensive, something almost the entire family can ride, and just enough thrills to keep you screaming.

LISTEN UP SILVERWOOD: FORGET THE FLYER, ADD A MOUSE NEXT!!!

[65skylark]

^ I'll agree with you on that Bud. A spinning mouse would be great. Any mouse would do and you can easily add a little theming. Nothing fancy, think something along the lines of what Lego Land did with there mouse only maybe and mine train/old west type of theme.

[skinnyguy]

^agreed...a mouse would be a good addition for all the same reasons mentioned already. It needs to be one of the larger models, though. I don't like the smaller wild mouse models very much (I.E. the one in Enchanted Village, the one in Paramounts Great America).