SCP Foundation

I'm interested in theme park history and have read lots of stories about beloved attractions that have been removed long ago (Epcot's Horizons, Disneyland's Peoplemover, etc). Often in these videos and discussions I see people reminiscing about these rides or get angry with the park for removing it. This is what inspired my idea for the SCP.

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The ride itself isn't anything too special, something that's already in a lot of parks (right now I'm thinking of using a Vekoma Boomerang). This particular ride was discovered to be anomalous when its park was threatening to close, causing an outpouring of fan support not for the park as a whole but for the one particular ride. While park attendance did increase (mostly people wanting to ride the ride again) it only kept the park open for a few more years as attendance fell as fast as it rose. By this point the Foundation had taken an interest and begun interviewing riders. The park once again remained open for another couple of years but permanently closed. When cranes arrived to dismantle the ride and move it to containment, some fans had to be forcibly be removed as they were clutching the track itself.

I'm still working on the exact effect of the ride. Right now I have it planned that the more you ride the ride, the more attached you become to it. The first few times you ride it you'll enjoy it, even a bit more than other regular Boomerangs and would be sad about its closure, but not much more. Riding it more will make you think the ride is better each time and your response to its closure more drastic. Results can be confirmed by interviewing the riders clutching the track and discovering they rode it the most out of everyone. I might formally classify the levels of attachment using stages (Stage 1-Stage 3 perhaps).

The ride displays some form of sentience as it could detect its home was closing but is either unaware that it can be sold to other parks and remain intact or just really prefers staying in its park. It also has some limited mental connection to riders as although news of the park's closure was only in local news people around the country simultaneously seemed to find out about it, though the amount lessened the further from the park, indicating a range of the connection. There has also been an increase of civilians near the site it's contained in that seemed to be connected to the ride.
There could be some pretty great addendums too like "Despite what you may have heard, this is not the 'fun site'. Just because we have a roller coaster does not mean we are an amusement park. Treat it like any other anomaly because it is one".

So is this a good idea? Any tips to make it better? Does something like this already exist?
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I mean, this idea is just a generic compulsion effect. It is much more interesting for someone to do something of their own free will then be forced. So making this idea be centered around a rollercoaster that controls the minds of its riders is just fairly cliché.

Also, this idea needs a story to go with it. SCPs are not just items anymore, they are stories that revolve around the objects in containment. Who made this object to have these effects? Why would they make it this way? What does the rollercoaster do now that basically no one will ride it? These are all some good places to start a story from. I would take some time to come up with a story. I would then suggest you come back to this forum to see how people like the idea for a story. Good writing.

There could be some pretty great addendums too like "Despite what you may have heard, this is not the 'fun site'. Just because we have a roller coaster does not mean we are an amusement park. Treat it like any other anomaly because it is one".

This seems very unprofessional of staff. There are plenty of other objects which could be considered fun. But almost every object in the foundation can be dangerous if misused. So no staff worth their title would even suggest that other staff would use such a dangerous anomaly.

I gave it some thought and came up with some revisions:
The SCP is the operating console of the ride. When the ride or park was closing and it was time to dismantle it, the ride began acting on its own, turning its lights on and off, launching coasters, and even causing brownouts by taking in way too much electricity than it's supposed to handle
The scp itself is an ai (I'm not entirley sure how sapient it would be) contained in the console. It has two main goals: self preservation and entertainment. Further testing revealed that the ai can actually hook up to any amusement ride and still function as a console for that ride either through inputs meaning different things or the entire layout shifting.
To test this, the Foundation built a fully-functioning amusement park, constantly changing out rides for different tests. I might be going a bit far without one but I find using a gigantic warehouse to put in different rides in some remote facility just about as ridiculous.
I want to keep the ai's origins fairly mysterious. I could probably tie it to a goi pretty easily but I'd like it to stand on its own.