r/JazzlandThemePark

A set of 46 photos taken and uploaded sometime before September 16, 2005, which quickly spread across the internet. They remained accessible until around 2023–2024, when the original link finally went down.

Since the full collection no longer seems to be available, I’ve decided to re-upload it for preservation. The photos follow a fairly clear path: starting near the interstate, entering through the employee parking lot and warehouse area, and then making an almost complete clockwise loop around the park, ending near Batman: The Ride.

You can still find the original upload here (though the images are now broken):

Shutterfly - Album: Six Flag New Orleans

Aces Towing and Auto Sale was responsible for removing the Batmobile from Six Flags New Orleans, which I believe was later relocated to Georgia to rot in their graveyard. They also shared a series of photos documenting the process.

While no exact date was provided, Google Earth imagery suggests the removal took place sometime between early March and late April of 2006.

You can check out the original source here.

Today I made a video of speculating what Jocco had said as he spoke throughout the video. I know some have already known what he said, but the text is my speculation. The text is crappy but I tried :,/ If they don't make sense, be honest.

I recall that this was recent found media in 2025, so not too long ago. It included some new footage of the park (?) and a bit of the park's water skiing shows, yeah it was pretty cool.

Find the original post over here.

Taken in 2000

They should've had a jingle like this for when Six Flags took over, in my opinion.

Does anyone else find it really depressing on the fact that the entirety of Skycoaster's gift shop/building has literally collapsed into itself? I assume that the weight of the former marquee on the facade (the falling man) had brought down half of it along onto the ground. I'm pretty sure you can even see him and the cloud on the ground on this photo. I'm surprised that the thing didn't fall down on itself, look at the state of it from the first photo! It had much better days back then, a shame that it was destroyed really badly. The same can go for the Simulator, look at the state of the gift shop's facade.

CREDITS

Traveler Shaw on Facebook

joseandradezzc on Facebook, though his profile is banned.

A set of 46 photos taken and uploaded sometime before September 16, 2005, which quickly spread across the internet. They remained accessible until around 2023–2024, when the original link finally went down.

Since the full collection no longer seems to be available, I’ve decided to re-upload it for preservation. The photos follow a fairly clear path: starting near the interstate, entering through the employee parking lot and warehouse area, and then making an almost complete clockwise loop around the park, ending near Batman: The Ride.

You can still find the original upload here (though the images are now broken):

Shutterfly - Album: Six Flag New Orleans

A set of 46 photos taken and uploaded sometime before September 16, 2005, which quickly spread across the internet. They remained accessible until around 2023–2024, when the original link finally went down.

Since the full collection no longer seems to be available, I’ve decided to re-upload it for preservation. The photos follow a fairly clear path: starting near the interstate, entering through the employee parking lot and warehouse area, and then making an almost complete clockwise loop around the park, ending near Batman: The Ride.

You can still find the original upload here (though the images are now broken):

Shutterfly - Album: Six Flag New Orleans

CREDIT

Seymour D. Fair on Flickr

Pics taken shortly after Jazzland opened.

i’ve been loving watching you guys be as active as you are trying too figure out little niche details. So i figured why not add too the mix.

during one of my trips too Jazzland i found this sign on/ in the ground amongst the swamp muck right next too Jokers Jukebox.

i figured it could of been from fight nights or something from the six flags era in general, anyone have any idea where this sign came from?