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And then rehab the cars that are off and keep switching them out, so eventually they're all good as new!

They used to do that years ago for rehab in the off season. We'd always see a couple of the cars removed like that from Prospertown Lake. I always assumed it was a balance thing, keeping the weight distributed as evenly as possible.

Six Flags isn't spending money on this park, just making money from it. The money to build it is from investors in Saudi Arabia.

I always liked the shooting galleries, and it was fun to every so often find the gun that either gave you extra shots for your quarter, or didn't work right and shot multiple targets at once. It was also fun with the old optical targets to snap a picture with a camera flash and set all the effects off!

This is a park that they are just licensing. They won't have much to do with it other than collecting cash.

I think just maybe Six Flags has a success on its hands with capacity crowds. Universal here in Orlando is also at capacity this weekend.

This makes a lot of sense since cash is a possible source of transmission for germs, and with the nation wide coin shortage it will save the park money (businesses are paying a premium for rolled coin right now)

Universal accidentally leaked the name the other day, and today they made the official announcement: This looks like a great ride, and the theme elements they're adding are really great looking so far. Can't wait to ride next summer...

There are a couple of design tweaks we need to do, but I like some of the new features they added in this version.

In case you hadn't noticed... WE JUST DID AN UPGRADE! Please let us know if you discover any issues with the new version of the Forums and Galleries

We had the same one for YEARS in the bottom of our linen closet filled with bows and curling ribbon, next to all the rolls of wrapping paper.

Back in 2017 the Chinese investment group was really pushing for hotels to be added, and artwork for the hotels at Busch Gardens Tampa and SeaWorld Orlando has surfaced: http://entertainment.hetzeldesign.com/portfolio/giraffe-hotel/ http://entertainment.hetzeldesign.com/portfolio/seaworld-hotel-orlando/ To bad they never came to pass...

They could always use the Fest Haus & Picnic Pavilion with heaters in the ceiling but still keeping it "open" on the sides for dining/events. That would give some protection from the weather while still being open for air flow for safety. They used them for Winter Lights.

I was wondering that too. I'm sure he'll turn up somewhere...