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Revision as of 06:40, 15 October 2007
The Monster Plantation is a dark ride, opened in 1981, located in the Six Flags Over Georgia theme park in Austell, Georgia. The exterior of the ride looks like a typical antebellum Southern Plantation. Boats proceed through a water-filled track and through the interior, which is filled with humorous animatronic monsters having a picnic. Near the end of the ride, the boats are purposely diverted into "the Marsh", a dark swamp filled with a variety of scary monsters before the boats are delivered back to the outdoor boarding station.
From the park's opening in 1967 until 1980, the same building house The Tales of the Okefenokee, a boat ride inspired by the Uncle Remus stories of Joel Chandler Harris.
Theme Song
The person who wrote the earlier lyrics of the Monster Plantation song wrote them incorrectly. They are as follows:
Join the monsters at the mansion, You're invited!
(In another voice) TO WHAT?
To our picnic!
WHAT KIND?
Monster picnic, but humans are allowed to visit.
Then it repeats.
References in Pop culture
Homestar Runner- in the Halloween Fairstival special - The sign in the locka-room reads "don't go in the marsh!!!" The person who wrote the earlier lyrics of the Monster Plantation song wrote them incorrectly. They are as follows:
Join the monsters at the mansion, You're invited! (In another voice) TO WHAT? To our picnic! WHAT KIND? Monster picnic, but humans are allowed to visit.
Then it repeats.
Sueng-Hu Cho, the shooter at virginia tech, claimed this ride to be his inspiration behind his massacer He said that he had "had enough of this stupid fucking ride."
Links
haunted report-review of The Monster Plantation
unoffical Six Flags Over Georgia Site-with a picture gallery