Gr.Adv.Debate #43: Only one "big bucks" project

[29yrswithaGApass 1,240]

Please feel free to vote and comment.

[Nitro1118 73]

Yikes that's really, really tough. HH and War on Lines added the most variety, while 2006 was my personal favorite due to El Toro. My most non-biased answer would be HH. It added massive revenue due to being a 2nd gate and is a complete destination in and of itself.

[Yoshi 233]

I would have chosen War on Lines if I am deciding for me personally but I voted for Hurricane Harbor for what is best for Great Adventure. A full size additional park (not something like Hershey's Boardwalk) was good for the size of the crowds the park gets and helps spread out crowds between the water park and theme park and also helps Great Adventure become more of a destination park.

[scott 110]

I would have chosen War on Lines if I am deciding for me personally but I voted for Hurricane Harbor for what is best for Great Adventure. A full size additional park (not something like Hershey's Boardwalk) was good for the size of the crowds the park gets and helps spread out crowds between the water park and theme park and also helps Great Adventure become more of a destination park.

 

I felt the same way when I voted for HH. Nicely said

[RC98 33]

Although my favorite is 2006 because of El Toro, Hurricane Harbor added a second gate to our property and was pretty well themed when it first opened so I picked it.

[Coaster Justin 33]

On 8/8/2017 at 10:51 PM, RC98 said:

Although my favorite is 2006 because of El Toro, Hurricane Harbor added a second gate to our property and was pretty well themed when it first opened so I picked it.

 

 

It also turned the park into a Multi Day Attraction (If they added a Hotel, I'd say resort)

[ericthewanderer 19]

I voted for the War On Lines because:(A)-it gave Great Adv. 2 of m favorite rides(Medusa & Houdini)and(B)-I think Great Adv. should've had HH an actual part of the theme park (like SFA) or waited for somebody like Great Wolf Lodge to make an offer.