“So down at Riptide Seafood, we have the fried shrimp and the clam strips and then you get three different Po Boys. A flounder Po Boy, a shrimp Po Boy or the New Orleans beel Po Boy.”
Park Executive Chef Jeremy Hacker. About the concept, Park President Mike Fehnel says..
“It is a glimpse into the future for Six Flags Great Adventure. When guests visit the Shoreline Pier, they’re going to discover more than just the rides, they’re going to see this cohesive, themed area, where entertainment, food and beverage and all the ambiance comes together.”
At a time when many theme parks have struggled, the innovation is more important than ever.
You can find us at Techstination.com. I’m Fred Fishkin.

