In 1976, the park's entrance was moved to a new central location, which is still in use today. It was designed with an outer mall called "Liberty Court", and its Federal style architecture was influenced by the celebration of the United States bicentennial. An inner mall called "Avenue of States" was adorned by fifty state flags in the central corridor. Six flags remain on Main Street today. The Enchanted Forest name on the park was changed to the complex's main name of Great Adventure. The Strawberry Fair and Fun Fair names were discontinued and the attractions in these areas became part of the newly named Enchanted Forest section. More spin rides, "yummy yummy" food, shows, games and the Safari became a part of "the greatest day of your life." The park became a major attraction with dozens of rides, shows, and several steel roller coasters. The "Big Balloon", "Happy Kid Ride", "The Gondola", "Pretty Monster", and "Super Cat" were the first attractions to be removed from the park before a new owner would make big changes.