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2 responses

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   Ken Rutherford

   Wow! I look forward to this. Hopefully the list will include Pacific City Amusement Park that was in San Mateo, CA. Said to have had the fastest roller coaster in the west named The Comet, and also Neptune Beach in Alameda, home to several large coasters in the day.

   March 19, 2013 at 3:56 pm
   
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     Great American Thrills

     Hi Ken!

     Yes – in fact our first show IS on Pacific City – and it’s unfortunate demise. We’ve also got Neptune Beach on our lists and 11 other NorCal parks!

     March 19, 2013 at 4:58 pm