Greene Hills Amusement Park [RCT3]

[liftsifterDonkey eat mullet pump.]

1970

Hello, My name is Jay Anderson. I have been an entrepreneur for over forty years. As a Georgian, I am extremely pleased to have the honor of being a part of a new amusement park forming in the rural Georgia city of Greene. I have a few photos of the property of 254 acres, before construction begins.


The property is full of trees, which will be very fundamental to the atmosphere.


Not only does the property feature beautiful lakes, but this image shows the hilly terrain.


The strong Georgia sun shines upon a lake near the future entrance.

[liftsifterDonkey eat mullet pump.]

1970

We've begun construction on site, and we're shaping up to be open in March 1971! This is very exciting! Here are a few photos of our progress.


This will be our guest parking lot, it will be paved with lines soon.


Guests will enter from the parking lot through a cobble stone path.


For those who would like to take in the beautiful property, there is an opportunity to take a seat here.


Guests will enter the property though this breathtaking turnstile building.


This building will house a BBQ restaurant as well as Guest Services.


This outdoor eating area will house tables so that our guests may enjoy their meal outdoors.

I hope to have more soon.

[6flagsbradI wrote the book about donkeys!]

This looks great so far! Very nice details, keep it up.

[molemaster43A not-so-awesome title]

Good start! I wonder what rides are going to come here, but I want to see if you can make a family park. Like, some major thrills, minor thrills, major family rides, minor family rides. If not, I bet I'll still LOVE IT.
(Exp. - Major Thrill - Giga, Minor Thrill - Top Spin, Major Family - Mine Train, Minor Family - Merry Go Round)

[coasterloverncI Guess Donkeys Are Okay]

I feel like your trying to somewhat "re-create" Six Flags South Carolina. The design of the park is almost identical to it.

[ColeShe turned me into a donkey! I got better...]

I feel like your trying to somewhat "re-create" Six Flags South Carolina. The design of the park is almost identical to it.

How can you say that? We've seen less then 10 pictures from him and there are no rides yet. Give him time.

[coasterloverncI Guess Donkeys Are Okay]

I feel like your trying to somewhat "re-create" Six Flags South Carolina. The design of the park is almost identical to it.

How can you say that? We've seen less then 10 pictures from him and there are no rides yet. Give him time.

If you look at the first couple of pictures for SFSC, you'll see what I'm talking about.

Sometimes people get inspiration from another person's work. It doesn't mean that they're recreating it. It means they're using that person's ideas to see how they could improve their own work.

[coasterloverncI Guess Donkeys Are Okay]

I'm aware, but it looks as if he's taken the story line and changed some of the words and took pictures CD5 took from different angles. I'm not dissing on the park, I think it looks great so far, but I'm saying it feels as if I'm looking at SFSC all over again.

[liftsifterDonkey eat mullet pump.]

^ I will not deny that almost 100% of the inspiration at this park is derived from SFSC. That park is breathtaking. But I assure you, this park will take a much different route.
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1970

It's only the beginning of the summer and we're already pretty well into construction. The first ride is already installed, alongside a new theater and restaurant! We've also finished some additional buildings:


While Sky Wheel is a very large ride, it won't be the tallest at the park.


Guests will get a very beautiful glimpse of the ride.


This ride will house some great memories for our guests.


Also peaking out of the entrance is our new theater and restaurant!


Blue House Theater and Fine Dining will be a key stop for all guests during their visit!


These buildings house a pizza shop, coffee stop, and a suvineir shop.


This garden is still not complete, but will be a great space to relax!