Ghost Blasters

"Bleakstone Manor, is overrun with ghosts led by one named Boocifer (a portmanteau of "boo" and "Lucifer"), and this seems to be bringing property values down in the area. The area residents have hired Professor Phearstruck, who has invented a boo-blaster, which sends ghosts out of the house when they are shot with it. Guests are to do their best at eliminating Boocifer's ghosts as they travel through the mansion in the boo-blaster vehicles." ==Locations==

Ghost Blasters • Castle Park in Riverside, California (2001) • Elitch Gardens in Denver, Colorado (2008): The attraction at Elitch Gardens in Denver Colorado, received a major refurbishment and renovation in 2008, and was renamed Ghost Blasters II. It closed in 2018 and was re-themed by Meow Wolf into an attraction named Kaleidoscape for the 2019 season. • Lake Compounce in Bristol, Connecticut (1999): At Lake Compounce amusement park in Connecticut, the attraction is named Ghost Hunt, and received a major refurbishment in 2008, which incorporated a new trackless ride system. This is the first and only version of this attraction to utilize a trackless system. • The Great Canadian Midway, at Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada (2002): Ghost Blasters at the Great Canadian Midway was later renamed Ghost Blasters 3D after utilizing 3D glasses on the attraction. • Nickelodeon Universe at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota (1999) • Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in Santa Cruz, California (2001) Boo Blasters on Boo Hill • '''Canada's Wonderland''' in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (2010) • Carowinds in Charlotte, North Carolina (2010) • Kings Dominion in Doswell, Virginia (2010) • Kings Island in Mason, Ohio (2010–2025) Mystic Mansion • The Park at OWA in Foley, Alabama (2019) Spökjakten • Furuviksparken in Furuvik, Sweden (2018) ==References==