aggie65

Lived in Arlington for about 15 years, even worked at Six Flags there. The problem is the Bally Corporation. It could not find it's A** with their hands tied behind their backs, backed into a corner. If they would have left the parks within the original framework (corporate wise) we would not have the problem (have ya been to Six Flags Arlington lately???). I say that Bally can't operate itself is a bunch of self serving cut-throats is evidenced in Arlington. They opened a water themepark named Wet-n-Wild. It's main competitor was called White Water and was just down the highway. Wet-n-Wild was a total flop for approximately 2 years. Then Bally purchased White Water and immediately closed it. White Water was located off I30 in Grand Prairie and was a major source of the city's income along with jobs for the locals. Grand Prairie purchased the park from Bally in an attempt to reopen. However, it was discovered shortly after purchase that the Bally Corporation had pumped cement into all of the piping, which completely prevented anyone from any future operations as a theme park. There ought to be a group gotten together and start a new theme park. Without Bally