christianscoasters

Just a question. Do any of you know if she was the only ride op for the ride? cause if she wasn't, who stopped the ride? Cause I would think something was wrong if a ride never stopped.

^Um okay? What does that have to do with this thread?

X Timber Wolf

El Toro

www.ksn.com has a TON of WWW videos. You may want to check em' out. There was some people on Monday that drove down from Kansas City for the park. They got here, and it was closed. I would be PISSED. On Saturday, a family bought 11 season passes. Etheredge should have said the park was closing a week or so prior to the closing itself. People probably would have came cause they know that this is their last chance, and this would increase income a little bit. Now I'm not saying that it would pay off their 24 million dollar debt, but it would help them when it comes to paying it back.

Yeah this is kinda similar. I just find it funny that WWW couldn't even stay open a whole season!

Ninja (which BTW is a pretty good ride for SFMM)

^LMAO!!! Well, sucks for you! I remember when I visited California, I got mad when all of my shows came on at 10 instead of 8.

^Woah if you look in that top box closely, it looks like a face.

Yeah, I thought the show was "alright". Not "OMG I HAVE TO WATCH THIS!", but cool.

Come on guys. Does it matter if it's a stick or not? It got the job done right? Do you want them to go out and buy some fancy pole or just use the stick laying on the ground? It works just as well. It may be kinda funny when compared to other parks, but upon closer inspection, I consider it normal.

^Agreed! This park struggled a lot and one of the rides wasn't even open yet! I can not say it enough but THIS PARK HAS SO MUCH POTENTIAL!!! Go there and see what I mean, well I guess you can't, but look at my P:TR if you'd like. I'd say this park has more potential to be a great place than any other park that I've been to. WWW is in deep sh*t right now and someone needs to pull them out. The place took about two maybe three years to develop and construct. All of the time, work, and money is just to much to let the park die now.

^^The place went under so quick because 1) It was constantly raining 2) It was too expensive 3) It didn't have a reason for people to go like a big attraction I mean surely when you're trying to sell a park that tanked so quickly, it's going to probably turn some people away from buying the place. What is exactly is a novelty park?

I remember when I went to Redrocks in Colorado, we were looking in this room that has doors, not entryways, and I snapped a picture of this wall with lots of memorabilia. In the right hand corner, plain as day, there is a little boy standing there. It looks like he's trying to run or something. We knew that this was not a reflection, seems how there was no glass or windows. It was too perfect anyway to be any sort of reflection. BTW, we were by ourselves. Did you see these two things at the top? This can't be a reflection unless there's windows. Was there? And is this the child you guys were talking about at the bottom of the pool?

That is EXACTLY what I was about to post! I hope Herschend's does purchase the park. If Herschends can make these awesome parks Like DW and SDC, they could definitely do something to this park. Although WWW has no theming (except some of the rides names and maybe some paint jobs on them), this place has enough room to add just "random" theming and even a lot the size of the double the size of the park south of the parking lot.

^His pr guy quit I heard. Heck, I've heard everything. I'm going to look into Herschends. EDIT: This is what I sent to Herschends.

^I know! They never listened to any advisor's EVER!!! Here's something I found at www.kansas.com about an interview with Thomas Etheredge. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad to have at least ONE theme park in Kansas, but Etheredge needs to stay out of the amusement park business. Oooh, just found this. I was looking in the Wichita Eagle archives and found this. This is just a sample cause I'm not paying $10 to read an article.

^Dude, that would be awesome, but there is a thread already about their 1 billion dollar debt. I don't think they'll buy it. WWW did buy 130 acres of land I think. Isn't that the size of SFGADV?

That is BEAUTIFUL

Orochi

Does PARC that bought all those SF parks have ANY way to be contacted? Surely they would look into it. I mean WWW owns all of the land south of the parking lot which is DOUBLE the size of the park itself! There is plenty of room for expansion. It just needs some TLC from a new owner.

^Sorry to make you feel bad about the woodie, but they were also thinking about a Chance Morgan mini-hyper (approx. 150 ft. tall) that runs along the east side of the park instead of a wooden coaster. This is according to Screamscape.

I read this and was just so sad. The park wasn't that great, but there's just something about it that I always liked. We had fun every time aside from the fact it was so carnival-like. As a season pass holder, and also being there five different times, I have got my money's worth. I can almost guarantee you that the park will not open this season, so we will refund it if possible. My dad bought mine so I really have no choice. ksn.com has three videos about the closing. Everyone in my town knows. IDK how, cause I called them at like 10 in the morning, but they do. Here's what Thomas Etherege had to say: BTW, although this was being discussed here, http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34619, I believe that this is a topic in its own. The park was only open two months for Christ's sake! I am kind of mad about the whole situation because they couldn't have said "Wild West World is closing in one week" or something because some people might have plans. And I would have wanted to go one more time. Anyway, I hope this place gets bought by a good company because it has so much potential.

^Um, what about the ride entrance and exit? The stations would be in the way. I know how to synchronize stations. I said in my last post I know how to make two.

El Toro