After much speculation, Astroworld's "Serial Thriller" arrives at The Great Escape. Scott Maupin, GM of The Great Escape has denied the coaster is on site, despite track pieces on the park's property. GECentral took pictures of the track pieces the day they arrived on-site, and posted them on our forum. Days after we published the photos, the local media has picked up on the story as well. The park still denies the coaster is on-site, even though we proved that it is.

The coaster itself came from the now defunct, Astroworld. Also owned by Six Flags. On Sept. 12, Six Flags announced it would close the 109-acre AstroWorld. The 37-year-old park had purchased Serial Thriller in 1998 and opened the ride for use in 1999. The ride was a $10 million investment by the park.

There are many rumors as to where the coaster will be located, and when it will debut. RCDB.com had it listed to open in 06' when the news hit. Soon thereafter, they changed it to 07'. It is still unclear when the coaster will debut, and where it will be located. As of January 1st, no formal proposal has been brought to the town of Queensbury. Once we receive more information on this story, we will bring it to you.

Here are exclusive Great Escape Central Photos..

The old caverns in Ghost Town, visible on Rt 9 being taken down. This is the rumored spot for the coaster.	Outer layer of caverns completely removed.
coaster trains arrive	another view of trains
trains uncovered	close-up of uncovered trains
track pieces arrive	track pieces
track pieces	track pieces
another truck pulls up of track pieces