The headline is from the article:

http://www.recordpub.com/news/article/2844941

Very interesting read. Big Dipper only 50,000..

Yeah, that's not exactly what I would call a steep price for a coaster.

Agreed .... at least on the Big Dippers Price ..... but on RWB thats a different story

Big Dipper could be worth the investment for my backyard. Just think of all the people lining up paying $3 a ride to ride this historcal roller coaster.

Big Dipper could be worth the investment for my backyard. Just think of all the people lining up paying $3 a ride to ride this historcal roller coaster.

Well, considering how many people lined up to ride it last year, you may want to reconsider?

LOL

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So um, this is deffinately going in my grandparents back field. I do happen to know a family member who has a 75,000 dollar limit of credit on their card...I'll have to look into exploiting them....I mean pleading with them, lol!

Na, my grandparents have a nice big field to put this in. On second thought, It would look nice in the wooded ravine behind my house.

im gonna demolish my house for it

The $50,000 isn't bad, but where are you going to get the 2 million it'll take to deconstruct, transport, and construct it?

Those prices are incorrect. They just pulled the original construction costs from the RCDB pages, thinking it was the current price.

Not to mention, it's an auction. . .

Could make a nice addition to either coney island or strickers grove

I'd like to see Coney get Big Dipper. I think even that would be a little too big for Stricker's right now.

I don't know for sure that Sticker's owns enough land for the Big Dipper. On top of that, I don't know that they have a big enough maintenance department to take care of it.

Coney would be a much better option.

Would be awesome to see it at coney, although I'm sure that won't happen

Highly doubtful, but would definatly bring some more people to coney =^)

I still like the in my backyard idea the best. I will drive up there and take it down my self

It's too bad, I still say the Dipper would do great at Kings Island. With Kings Island and there thing with wooden coasters I figure it would fit right in, as a peice of history that it is.

Yeah I think Coney would be a great place for it . Im not really a big fan of Coney myself but I do know alot of people that go there in the summer. This would be a great main attraction for them to draw in more people. I might even go to ride it a few times myself if it were there just for a change of pace. My back yard would always be nice also.

pack it all into a Uhaul. Get a couple of buddies and a 24 pack and that thing will be in your backyard in no time.