Pineracer

I also had an idea of putting a Raptor behind El Toro or where Tango is and just relocate Tango to make a path from Ka to El Toro. I do see more flats first (maybe relocate Swashbuckler and add a Zamerla Discovery next to Cyborg)

I heard from the Main TV teacher (there's the English teacher that does the morning news show-what I'm apart of, this one teachers every other TV class) that schools in NJ and NYC used to get off in February because a lot storms hit at a certain time. She said there is a rumor now to push Spring Break to this part of March (3/1-3/14 seemed to be the worst period now).

Opinions on this (Paris Studios project?)

Is there anything special with Fright Fest with memberships (isn't it like free or discount even with default pass?)?

Would't the Giant Wheel be good enough?

The resort's open year round actually, which i thought was weird because it tends to snow in Paris.

I'm suprised Hangover could be used, then again isn't there some haunt called Slasher Circus somewhere?

I'm a little excited about this, despite the fact I've committed to Rowan University. I can go a lot more in depth of what I want to do, I think Cedar Fair may strike gold with this (especially if they can get people with Coops. It also sounds like, for example, I want to do a study abroad in Spain-maybe a Coop at Parque Warner Madrid would be possible, right?).

I thought the Racer 75 thing was for the one at Kings Island to distinct it from the Kennywood one

Thanks Harry. My video on some ideas: -I think these are rather relaistic

Well, some of the parks over seas have normal observation towers. However, it's on potentially prime land for future expansion as being close to the lake may make the land less suitable. I wish Polar Land at Legoland Billund could come over here. Oh, and rides in Pirates Cove as it only has the ski show and a burger joint.

From Attractions Magazine- Island in the Sky, the rotating observation wheel attraction at Legoland Florida Resort, is now closed. According to a statement from Legoland Florida Resort, “Island in the Sky has ended its 34-year run of entertaining millions of guests from around the world, first at Cypress Gardens beginning in 1983 and since 2011 as part of Legoland Florida Resort.” This attraction’s closing comes with no notice, similar to the closing of Curse of DarKastle at Busch Gardens Williamsburg that was announced earlier this week. Island in the Sky has not operated since 2017. “While the iconic attraction will always occupy a special place in our history, we look forward to developing new and exciting attractions that will entertain Legoland guests for generations to come,” continued the statement. There is no word on what will be replacing Island in the Sky as of yet. -Stay tuned for a video on my YouTube Channel ASAP

I doubt that it will be relocated anywhere as i guess it would only work for the 4 train config he wants, not the 8 that the parks are getting (but still, not very economical in terms of capacity)

I am interested in history, and over the past year, i got back into Power Rangers (I remember Ninja Storm, Dino Thunder, and SPD). However, they are based off the Jappanese Tokuatsu series of Ninpu Sentai Huricanger (Sacred Wind Squad), Bakaryuu Sentai Abaranger (Dinosaur Squad), and Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger (pretty much CSI Squad). After Operation Overdrive/GoGo Sentai Bokunger (Adventure Ranger), every six years the sentai have something in common. Gekiranger/Jungle Furry and Kcoryuger/Dino [Super]Charge are similar as they have animal motifs, Go-onger/RPM and the skipped Sentai of TOQger have vehicle motifs (cars and trains), Shikinger/Samurai+Super Samurai and Ninninger/Ninja Steel+Super Ninja Steel are based off Japanese Martial Arts and the countries history, Gosiger/Megaforce and Zyuohger (is not favorable for being adapted) both have rangers who are rasied in a world connected to are's and the big bad cut their connection to it, Gokaiger/Super Megaforce and Kyuranger (Current Sentai as of this post and favored for adaption) both involve most of the rangers being aliens, Go-busters (skipped by Saban) and the upcoming season of Lupinranger vs Patranger (robbers vs cops simply) both involve police/spy aspects and have core teams of 3. However, their is an older, hidden pattern that works weirdly. The 12th season of Super Sentai, Liveman (which was the first team with 2 megazords, green and black on the same team, a core team of 5 that begins with 3 members, and the rangers are students [I say college as the next season they were in a private high school]) was the first series with a female Blue Ranger-Dolphin. The next female blue was 3 years later in Jetman (the season before Zyuranger/Mighty Morphin). It would be 11 years before another female Blue appeared, Huricanger/Ninja Storm, which was simialr to Liveman as the first 3 rangers were a Red Hawk-Blue Dolphin-Yellow lion (with 2 rangers who's motifs are horned creatures added later), 3 years later was Magiranger/Mystic Force. Again, 11 years passes between Magiranger and Zyuohger. Thus, it would be an educated guess that the season after Lupinranger-Patranger will have a female Blue. However, Zyuoher follows the anniversary pattern started by Sun Vulcan that most anniversary season will be animal based (Flashman decanonized Gorenger and JAKQ so Liveman was 10; with those two added back, Jetman 15 (Birds; Dairanger was 15 until this point, which was Chinese martial arts and animals), 20 was Ohranger/Turboranger (Zeo and Turbo)-Treasure Hunting and Cars, 25 was Gaoranger (Wild Force)-animals, 30 was Boukenger (Operation Overdrive)-Treasure Hunting, 35 was Gokaiger (Super Megaforce)-Pirates/treasure hunting and Super Sentai itself. Thus, what would go in the Geki-Kycoru slot? I want to know about other patterns that you notice in the industry or anywhere else