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aray25 t1_j9i9yas wrote

Canobie Lake Park?

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mpjjpm t1_j9iaa17 wrote

Already have Six Flags New England

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photinakis t1_j9ib3c4 wrote

Judging by how crowded Lego Place always has been (and I’m sure will be when it reopens) I think a Legoland would make a killing here.

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agu-g t1_j9icduh wrote

spell check LAND

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Ok_Olive9438 t1_j9ighv2 wrote

I don’t know, but I’d expect significant speed restrictions on all the roller coasters…

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mito413 t1_j9j9p7i wrote

There is a six flags in MA. Less than a two hour drive outside of Boston.

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bostonvikinguc t1_j9jahag wrote

Lego is redoing their store at assembly and also Moving headquarters to Boston.

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coaks388 t1_j9jhbgm wrote

Disney would make a killing wherever they go but they can’t even pay their employees in Florida so here is probably a non-starter.

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B__Malz t1_j9jj3uf wrote

The MBTA is it's own theme park. Pay money, have an unexpected experience, and end up feeling different about it after.

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detective_bigfoot t1_j9k3ogi wrote

I would tear down Six Flags Springfield and Canobie Lake Park with my bare hands if it meant I could afford to buy a house in MA.

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RailRoad_Candy t1_j9kbjae wrote

All of those places are hell on earth save for Six Flags, and it's close depending on time of year, and we already have one. I don't see the attraction for any of those places.

Also, I'm whole heartedly against bulldozing anymore forests in this state for any reason whatsoever. The last sighting of a Canadian Lynx in MA was in Bellingham a little more than 20 years ago. The forest it lived in was bulldozed to put in a Home Depot, Toys R Us, Unos, and a small apartment complex. ...yeah, that was worth it.

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symonym7 t1_j9kk84m wrote

The real question is: would we sell Revere (or whatever) to Disney if they gutted the MBTA and replaced all train lines with a monorail?

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