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^ (quote from show description) "Depending on the directing effect such as smoke, some wetness and smell may occur....." Um ...... smell? 😕 -
By zanePacket · Posted
No rush… but I’m definitely looking forward to the Phantasialand and HN updates. -
Tokyo Disneyland have announced that Reach for the Stars will end it's run September 14th: https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/tdl/show/detail/7202/ Anna & Elsa has been down 5 days in a row, which is pretty unheard of for Tokyo rides outside their scheduled maintenance. Supposedly the Elsa animatronic in the First Time in Forever area has broken, despite the 5 day closure the ride maintenance hasn't shifted from it's month in mid May- June. -
By teacherkim · Posted
AND Holiwood NIghts.....................before the next one comes around 😉 -
By Chiselphane · Posted
It'd be nice if they put a backwards car back on Thunderation for its last season, or hell even just last day. I know the reasons why they won't, but still. It does outwardly appear that way, all mention of it has been scrubbed from their site, and the specific Bigfoot site is now just a 404. I guess at a huge stretch they might remove it during off season but that feels like more trouble than it would be worth. -
It's strange that they took out any reference to that picnic grove. I had heard some rumblings of a 2027 potential coaster project awhile back but that is not a place I would have ever expected to see them building. Who knows what's going to come, good speculation though -
By coastersandhockey · Posted
Doing some trip planning for this summer... Do any locals here know, did the Bigfoot Drop Tower and Slingshot in Branson close? Only thing I can find about the FEC is mini golf, arcade, and escape rooms -
By InsaneCoasterJunkie · Posted
Just in case there wasn't more to explain from my last post, did some peeking at the Waldameer website today and Lakeview Grove is absent from both the 2026 park map and the picnic grove rental section. West Lakeview remains but Lakeview (aka the original Ravine Flyer I station) is missing. Could this be the visual clue we need for the 2027 project?? The Waldameer fan in me is starting to freak out and I'm definitely intrigued!! -
By jedimaster1227 · Posted
It has been announced that Category 10 will open a new location, the third in the restaurant brand built around country singer Luke Combs, in CityWalk at Universal Orlando Resort. The new venue is expected to open in late 2027. https://www.category10.com/2026/02/17/orlando/ Today, Opry Entertainment Group and Grand Ole Opry member Luke Combs announced plans to bring Category 10 to CityWalk at Universal Orlando Resort. “I have a line in my song ‘1, 2 Many,’ ‘there’s no stopping me once I get goin’. Well, I guess you can say the same about Cat 10 now,” said Luke Combs. “I know Orlando is a worldwide destination spot, so I’m super pumped and humbled that we’re getting to open a location there. My wife is from Florida, so we’re both super excited about this. I am glad to be bringing our brand of first-class service and awesome tunes to the Sunshine State.” The Orlando venue, targeted to open in late 2027, is the third location for the Category 10 brand, joining the flagship Category 10 in Nashville, Tennessee (opened in 2024) and a recently announced Las Vegas location (debuting fall 2026). Opry Entertainment Group also owns and operates Blake Shelton’s Ole Red, a restaurant, bar and live music venue located in Orlando. “Country music is reaching more people nationally and internationally than ever before, driven in large part by superstars like Luke Combs,” said Colin Reed, Executive Chairman of OEG parent company Ryman Hospitality Properties. “With Orlando welcoming millions of visitors from around the globe each year, expanding the Category 10 footprint into this world-class entertainment destination allows us to introduce visitors to an authentic country music experience inspired by Luke’s Carolina roots.” The Category 10 brand pays tribute to Combs’ 8x platinum debut No. 1 hit, “Hurricane.” The approximately 33,000 square-foot, three-story Orlando location will include experiential areas influenced by Combs’ music and passions. OEG is set to break ground on the brand-new Category 10 Orlando location in summer 2026 and more details on the project will be revealed over time. For the latest updates on Category 10 please visit www.category10.com and on social media including Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube and TikTok. About Category 10: Inspired by Luke’s certified RIAA Diamond debut #1 hit, “Hurricane,” Category 10 is an off-the-charts entertainment experience, bringing the best in live music, food and spirits. Category 10 is owned and operated by Opry Entertainment Group, a division of Ryman Hospitality Properties (NYSE: RHP), and designed in partnership with design and innovation firm, Journey. The entertainment venue’s flagship location is found in Nashville, Tennessee. A second location is scheduled to open in Las Vegas, Nevada, in fall of 2026. For the latest updates on Category 10 visit www.category10.com and on social media including, Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube and TikTok. About Opry Entertainment Group: Rooted in the unparalleled country music history of the Grand Ole Opry, Opry Entertainment Group (OEG), produces multi-platform entertainment experiences through its growing portfolio of owned and managed entertainment venues and live event businesses. This includes the world-famous Grand Ole Opry, the iconic Ryman Auditorium, WSM Radio, ACL Live at Moody Theater, the Blake Shelton-inspired Ole Red brand, the Luke Combs-inspired Category 10 brand, Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater, CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park and Southern Entertainment, a premier festival production company. Through concerts, tours, music-inspired restaurants, retail, publishing, digital content and more, OEG connects millions of music fans to the artists they love through experiences they’ll never forget. OEG is a subsidiary of Ryman Hospitality Properties, Inc. (NYSE: RHP). About Luke Combs: Global superstar Luke Combs is a multi-platinum, award-winning artist from Asheville, NC. Adding to an already monumental career, Combs will release his highly anticipated new album, The Way I Am, March 20 via Sony Music Nashville. Produced by Combs, Chip Matthews and Jonathan Singleton, The Way I Am consists of 22 tracks and cements Combs as a singular talent, showcasing his powerful, resonant voice and adept storytelling with songs that balance heartfelt vulnerability with anthemic energy. In celebration of the new music, Combs will kick off his massive “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour” this spring, which consists of stadium shows across North America and Europe, including London’s Wembley Stadium (three nights, the first country artist to sell out multiple shows), Ireland’s Slane Castle (two nights), Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium, Green Bay’s Lambeau Field (two nights), Edinburgh’s Scottish Gas Murrayfield (two nights) and Sweden’s Ullevi among many others. Additionally, Combs recently made history as the first country artist to headline both Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza, became the first country artist with two songs earning a billion streams on Spotify, the first with four singles certified RIAA Diamond and recently extended his record for the most consecutive #1 singles at country radio as he earned his 20th #1 with “Back in the Saddle.” These accomplishments follow Combs’ last album, Fathers & Sons, which reflects on his experiences as a dad and the unique bond between parents and their children, and led NPR Music to praise, “he’s going beyond the country realm now and really has become a pop star, a global popstar.” A Grand Ole Opry member and 11x CMA, 4x ACM, 6x Billboard Music Award-winner, Combs recently collaborated with artists such as Post Malone (“Guy For That” + “Missin’ You Like This”), Bailey Zimmerman (“Backup Plan,” the 2025 SEC Network anthem), Jon Bellion (“WHY”) and Alex Warren (“Ordinary (Live at Lollapalooza)”), and partnered with Opry Entertainment Group to open Category 10—an entertainment complex in downtown Nashville, with a second location opening in Las Vegas this year. Combs also performed an unforgettable duet of “Fast Car” with Tracy Chapman at the 66th Grammy Awards and joined forces with Eric Church, Billy Strings and James Taylor to headline “Concert for Carolina,” a special benefit show that raised over $24.5 million for Hurricane Helene relief efforts. -
You can see what look to be pieces of kid's slides sitting down in the grass where the exit to Raging Rapids used to be, like they set them down their until the lagoon at the old Looping Starship is ready. A few other thoughts- Looks like they may be making a new main entrance between the kiddie slide lagoon? and Barefoot Beach. This makes more sense why the'd put a pumphouse in what was formerly one of the prime locations right at the entrance to the waterpark- they might be planning to wall off the old entrance so the pumphouse is way in the back. The old-old kiddie splash station might be a good spot for a future addition of the big family dump bucket structure that we're still missing. -
Cheetah Hunt reopened on Saturday the 7th and was up and down multiple times throughout last week and closed Sunday afternoon. It’s been closed since then with the signs out front stating the ride is closed due to the attractions refresh. I’m glad I was able to visit last week and get 2 rides in but feel bad for people who only visit once or not than often and are going to not be able to ride the coaster for who knows how long. -
If someone lives near Michigan’s Adventure and doesn’t travel, it went from $150 for just that park to $999 for parks someone may not want or even have access too. I used to buy it for Dorney when it was $99 to $125. It was worth it for me because it saved hours of waiting each trip in the summer for the rapids and slides in the water park that had Fast Lane. If my only option was for $499, I wouldn’t have considered it at all since most of my park trips at the time were Dorney and Hersheypark with a few trips a year to Great Adventure and Knoebels.
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So, my SFEC Gold Pass+App was renewed through KD, and was the year before too. I just got an e-mail containing a survey that was all about a "winter event" at Kings Dominion. Here are what the questions were: 1. Have you ever attended WinterFest at Kings Dominion? 2. In what years did you attend (options of "2024," "2023 or earlier," or "never have") 3. Free-Text fields asking what you did and did not like about the previous WinterFest events. 4. An "A-or-B" choice between "Immersive holiday-themed event with limited ride operation" or "Closer to normal park operations with limited shows/decorations" 5. 1-to-5 scale questions for "How Likely are you to visit a winter event at Kings Dominion" and "How likely are you to buy a season pass to visit a winter event at Kings Dominion." 6. A free-text field asking what you think the "must haves" are for a winter event at Kings Dominion. It would seem that they're actually listening to all of the push-back they got for cancelling last year's event and are considering reinstating it. -
Agreed 100%. Between making Gold Passes into Regional Passes and this, they seriously cannot figure out what they want to do with their season passes. Definitely a more Legacy-Six than Legacy-Cedar type of move. Like....make all the changes you want, but announce it for the following year before passes went on sale.
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If you haven't noticed, all season fast lane was changed last week. Addons now work everywhere your pass works. Fast Lane was updated last week. Dining plans seem to update (and get cheaper) when the spring sale goes live (only west and Texas so far). Addons must be purchased from home park. Season Fast Lane Prices: West - $625 Texas - $449 Midwest - $999 East - $499 Crazy to do this months after passes are on sale. Also seems crazy your only season fast lane option at smaller parks is now way more expensive.
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