Jazzland, New Orleans

A long time in the making, welcome to Jazzland New Orleans! A revival of a long-lost amusement industry treasure, this park opened originally in 2000 as Jazzland, before being purchased by Six Flags and promptly renamed in 2002 following a $20 million dollar investment from Six Flags. Eight days prior to Hurricane Katrina making landfall, Six Flags New Orleans saw its doors close and they would remain as such even to this day. Until now..

With a focus on realism and proper budgeting for a brand-new theme park, Jazzland New Orleans opens with 4 new and exciting rollercoasters, a themed flume attraction, 6 flat rides, an indoor dark ride experience, and is topped off with multiple music and show performance venues. With an initial focus on family first fun and thrills, the park opens with plenty of land to expand to in the near future.
Eventually it will be available for download, but I want to fine tune some things before that happens. Enjoy the current ride lineup below, with more to be added in the near future! Special thanks to:
PvM for 3ds Max custom track plug in seen on 3 of the 4 rollercoasters
Plantoris for various scenery packs
M34 for various flat rides

This is looking great!!! I did notice though that the custom rides don't have the brakes/boosters/lift working, if you want there is a easy to use script that will turn on and off those things. Here is the link if you want to give it a look, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglyQV5O8VI , personally i find it very useful and it would make you already amazing park even better.

bearing posted on February 22nd, 2022

This is looking great!!! I did notice though that the custom rides don't have the brakes/boosters/lift working, if you want there is a easy to use script that will turn on and off those things. Here is the link if you want to give it a look, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglyQV5O8VI , personally i find it very useful and it would make you already amazing park even better.

Thanks for the feedback, I will certainly look into this! :)

I love the coasters and the overall look (which you can see in the video's sometimes) alot.
It's sweet, professional and you can see it's taking alot of time.

I'm just a bit curious about the clearance on MadReX. Because on MadReX: 0.26 in the video is quite tight for my taste.
The other coasters seems cleared very well. Just a bit curious about MadReX!!!