A favorite question that people often ask us is, “What new rides are you working on?” We often smile and just tell them that we can’t say.  It’s top secret.

Our lips are sealed.

We don’t publish anything until a park releases information.  We put together a lot of proposals and ride concepts.  Some proposals turn into the rides we love, like Hades and The Voyage. Sadly, some ride concepts never come to fruition.  As a company, we do our best to work with parks and capture their vision (and budget) for a ride concept.

We help park owners envision the ride that we are proposing with animations, models, and renderings of the ride concept.  These documents are often also used for the permit process and later for marketing.

One example of us working with a park came last week when Quassy Amusement Park released the following information to Amusement Today:

Quassy announces proposal for new wooden roller coaster (Jan 8, 2009)

Quassy Amusement Park, Middlebury, Conn., will be proposing the construction of a new wooden roller coaster at the February meeting of the Town of Middlebury Planning & Zoning Commission.

The proposed 1,200-foot-long coaster would stand 35-feet-tall and be constructed by The Gravity Group of Cincinnati.

This is the first step in the process to build the coaster with a construction start date to be determined should the town approve the project.

Quassy Amusement Park opens its 101st season Apr. 25. The family-owned, family-oriented park charges no general admission. All-day wristbands or individual ride tickets are available. For more information visit www.quassy.com.

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Stay tuned for more details!