Terrible. Hate seeing any park like this. Here’s to a speedy cleanup and recovery! 

1 hour ago, beastfan11 said:

Terrible. Hate seeing any park like this. Here’s to a speedy cleanup and recovery! 

I’m no wood coaster engineer but it looks like Renegade’s toast if it’s sat in water that long 

If the flooding would just recede before this park becomes six flags park, we should be good. Otherwise, well... we know how that went.

2 hours ago, SonofBaconator said:

I’m no wood coaster engineer but it looks like Renegade’s toast if it’s sat in water that long 

Renegade is fine, it was designed knowing this area of the park floods.  It can actually be operated with minor flooding, it’s just this is a little too high.

Maybe MEMI will buy it 

33 minutes ago, disco2000 said:

Maybe MEMI will buy it 

Don't give them any ideas 

Hershey and Knoebels flood all the time and their wooden coasters in those areas prone to flooding are still doing good.  

The wooden coasters at Coney were under water plenty of times and came back so I think the coasters at valleyfair are probably going to be ok. It's just wild to me that I was there on June 19 and nothing was flooded to now according to my friend who lives up there even the parking lot has flooded to the point that people have had to park elsewhere and get bussed in. 

Certainly not the first time this has happened at VF. Renegade was designed with additional flood protection by GCI, including slab foundations in the flood areas. Excalibur is also a wood structure and has been dealing with floods since well before Renegade existed.

Obviously the rapids ride isn't a concern, unless they didn't have the rafts secured...