I saw this over on My350z, I really hope its not true but its looking like it is.

Magic Mountain is up for sale or closure:

http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/200606/139/

Heres the thread on my350...

http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204416

What do you guys think about this? Magic Mountain is the only good theme park in so cal IMO.

 

Theres gotta be a bigger story behind this...although their rides were the only good thing at that park, no good food, management, ride upkeep ect..rides were always closed

 

aww! i heard about that a few days ago. that blows!! i better go there again before they go. We should have a g meet at magic mountain b4 they close.

 

Well it could be all the gang members that hang out there, the ungodly heat, or the fact that's in the middle of no where... heheh

Actually the rides are best around, it'll suck to see it go.

 

its so much better than disneyland and every other park...its not even close...magic mountain is so much better than the rest..

 

Legoland here I come!

 

^ +1 magic mountain way better. This sucks

 

Noooooooooooooooooooo!

 

/agreed

 

I think another company will buy, Magicmountain is a great SoCal asset.

 

I used to go to Magic Mt. all the time, but since I got the G, it seems like canyon carving, track days and AutoX are much more exciting and involving than roller coasters. (not to mention more dangerous)

 

(not to mention more expensive)

 

guess imma have to just ride all of ure moms from now on

 

magic mountain is ghetto as f***. their food sucks. it's like eating in school cafeterias. and then theres these gangsta fools running around and cutting in line like they own the damn place. only good thing is their rides?
HAH and i used to work there in HS for a summer job

 

Good riddens! Magic Mountain use to be the preferred place to go but within the last 10-15 years, stupid cholos have taken residence there. I'm glad to see if gone and hope they build more homes out there. You know another park I wouldn't mind seeing gone, Knott's Berry Farm.