I think a guy named Don Cloutier ran the MRB Enterprises at Rocky Point and he had a son named Eric who worked there too. In 1984 I was 14 so we probably worked together.

Yes, as a matter of fact ;I think I remember you. Do you remember me? It was a shame what the city of Warwick did to Rocky Point.. The State of Rhode Island and the Historical Society could have stepped in and helped the park get back on their feet, but it all came down to money and we all suffered because of it.

I am really impressed with everyone's knowledge about the park. I worked for the Games department when I was 14 and when I turned 18 I got a job working the rides. I worked my way to crew chief of the Free Fall, Cyclone, and Corkscrew. I then became a break person. I stopped working there when I got a job on a small ship cruise line. The Free Fall did in fact get sold to a Ohio park for $500,000 and then was sold as spare parts for $250,000 to another park, but I don't know where.

The games were owned by MRB Enterprises