I was coming down route 9, right by the wilder exit, and in the Maxim crane yard there was some roller coaster track. There was mainly curved yellow pieces, but also a few red pieces. I never noticed this before, has it always been there?

I now have pics! I apolgize for the quality I was kinda far away. It kinda reminds me of chang. There is also in between this track a large amount of bright blue supports

Are you sure that they are pieces of roller coaster track and not pieces of a crane (since they were sitting in a crane yard afterall).

I thought that, but I never seen crane pieces that curved. I would have taken some pictures but I couldn't pull over/. I might try to go get some pictures today or tomorrow.

Where exactly is this place located? I work in Newport, so I might be able to swing by there after work tomorrow or Saturday to check it out.

Here's the address. They have a huge lot outside the building.

840 Licking Pike

Wilder, KY 41076

Could it possibly be some track from a coaster that was at SFKK?

Perhaps it's Chang. The ride's getting caugh up in court, maybe it was trucked back to Kentucky.

I am 99% sure its Chang, I heard from someone that lives in the Newport area and this track is close to his house. He saw it there one day and knew it was Chang.

Well im 10000000% sure that all of Changs track is sitting at Six Flags Great Amreicas back parking lot. When I was at No coaster Con back in January I talked to the Director of Operations of the park and he told me that.

I can't see the pics very well (looking at them on my phone) but it doesn't look like B&M (and therefore Chang) track to me. Please correct me if I am wrong tho.

each picture is like 1 1/2 in. X 1in. i can just tell there is something yellow. however you can tell that's not b&m track from those pictures is beyond me.

Yes, those pictures are a little small (they were not posted when I made my original post in this thread). Its tough to tell without having better quality pictures or more information.

It was just my first impression, like I said I couldn't see them very well. After seeing them on my computer, you are right, you can't really tell.

I fixed them! Hope thats easier to see.

Well, I must say, after seeing those larger pictures, that they do in fact look like roller coaster track. And the second picture, the blue pieces in front of the yellow pieces even look like coaster supports. And the colors do seem like a perfect match for Chang.

Adam, while 100% of the coaster could have been on site in January, it is now mid-April. And with the state of Kentucky getting involved in the ownership battle of who exactly owns what rides, they could very well have moved some of the track to a new location. It appears that this is the case anyway. I`m not sure of any other B&M coaster in the US with that color scheme that has recently been dismanteled.

No track has been seen at SFGAm. The only part that is confirmed to be at SFGAm is one support, which has been there since November. No other pieces of Chang has been seen at SFGAm (besides the trains, which accidentally appeared in the backgound of a video for the local news a few weeks ago).

In the second image there is a maroon looking support that could be a support from road runner express?

Thanks for the address. That's only 10 to 15 minutes from where I work. I'll go check it out when I have time. I'll also show this topic to my sister and see if she thinks it's Chang. I haven't been to KK in probably close to 15 years (before SF owned it and before Chang existed), but she was there a couple years ago, so she might be able to identify it.

That may have been very well true Robbie. I havent been following that story in a month.

And that will be chang. Look at here, the track peices here leaving Kentucky Kingdom is chang, which matching the tracks and supports in that photo!

I am wondering though. If that is indeed from SFKK, why would it be up here? Louisville is a good 90 minute drive from here. The state fair board is based in Louisville, and most othe state offices would be in Frankfort. Why would they pick a crane company in Wilder to dismantle it, haul it away and store it?

IDK, Six Flags may didn't have anywhere to store it. I thought the ride would have been painted by now or be at SFGAm, but its still here in Kentucky!

Six Flags has had a habit of taking apart coasters and leaving them spread around. There was a SLC from Astroworld that was laying in a field next to Great Escape before recently being moved and assembled at LaRonde. SFA has a coaster in a field that can be seen from Superman.

Its removal just shows that the powers that be at SF weren't thinking. At a time when the chain was in deep financial trouble, they had that ride dismantled to make way for a planned water park expansion which was to open next year.

This is weird why would it be in Wilder that doesn't make any sense at all!

I can understand if it would be at another Six Flags park or Kentucky Kingdom! but Six Flags may wanted to get the ride off of Kentucky Kingdom property as soon as possible or the KFEC's property.

So this is going to just sit around now until another park gets it now?

could also be "batman the escape" from astroworld / darien lake.... also a b&m standup that has been shipped around several times....

http://rcdb.com/3472.htm?p=0

http://rcdb.com/53.htm?p=0

i e-mailed lance from screamscape and he mentioned that it could be this coaster.

When looking at that address by satellite photos, it shows a scrap yard adjacent to the property; could this be wreck-out track?

could also be "batman the escape" from astroworld / darien lake.... also a b&m standup that has been shipped around several times....

http://rcdb.com/3472.htm?p=0

http://rcdb.com/53.htm?p=0

i e-mailed lance from screamscape and he mentioned that it could be this coaster.

AFAIK the old intamin standup from SFAW is still on site at DL & rusting away,this appears to be Chang's track & supports as SFAW's was a darker shade of yellow & blue.

Chance are that the state fair board wants the ride back & it's gonna be returned to them because it wasn't an asset of the current SF management teams to remove since it was installed before even premiere aqquired the park.