Two Possible Fates for Geauga Lake's Future
NewsPlusNotes has posted an ad showing the parcels of land for sale in and around Geauga Lake. The blue area in the center of the map labeled "Not Available" is for Wild Water Kingdom. If things continue as planned it will be the only thing left of the park.
Meanwhile, the American Coaster Enthusiasts are trying to save the Big Dipper and the other wooden coasters that are being sold by Cedar Fair. ACE hopes to either save the Big Dipper and reincarnate it in some type of mix use development or even redevelop Geauga Lake into the new home of the National Roller Coaster Museum. Thrillnetwork has the full story.
For on the Geauga saga see my Geauga Lake posts.
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Links to 'coastercritic.blogspot.com' will no longer redirect to the blog once the new site launches and eventually I'll be deleting the Blogger blog.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Roller Coaster Museum Proposed for Geauga Lake
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