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It's great to see all these reports rolling in! Did anyone happen to get a good photo of the area where the new Thanksgiving path and the new Splashin' Safari entrance meet? If not, can you describe how that's going to work? Thanks!

Anyone else concerned that a 15 year old is saying "drown my sorrows"? Most 15 year-old people are high schoolers who have learned how to use common figures of speech. I'm also surprised by the lack of coverage we've seen from Holiday World and Thunderbird's big day. Glad that everything we've heard so far is positive, though, and hopefully we'll see a lot more soon!

I literally laughed out loud when I got to Rhode Island and saw a 4 year old boy driving a bumper boat. Though I will say that I did get one thing out of this article. I had never heard of that Terror-Dactyl experience in Colorado before. That thing looks insane!

I could see Dorney putting in something themed to another Greek mythology story, similar to Hercules/Hydra.

Keep in mind that they will most likely load two trains at a time, as well.

Very cool ideas, Ride On_17! It sure would be amazing to see a plan like this put into action, and if there was any park in the world to do it, it would be Cedar Point. Unfortunately, with so many other parks to distribute capital to, I just can't see CP receiving this many large additions in such a small amount of time. Though when you think about them individually, a dive machine, family coaster, and RMC conversion of Mean Streak all sound like plausible additions that we could see from the park very soon. It's crazy to think that we really could see the park's 20th coaster being added in 2020. The thing is, I just can't imagine what type of coaster that incredible 20th one would be. After the aforementioned additions, what more could this park possibly need? (And please don't say a B&M Flyer. No park really needs a B&M Flyer.)

Prairie Farms ice cream and a BBQ pulled pork sandwich? Yes, please.

Yeah...I'm pretty sure that's not actually a thing. In fact, I know it's not, because that's how Cedar Fair and IROC perform their audits.

Are you talking about the rights to the Wizard of Oz film?

^Good thing you'll have SIX other new rides to enjoy that are actually being added with you in mind.

19 riders were "thrown off"? I wonder what this means in context, exactly.

^^This is even better news for employees! My mom is going to be so happy. #PhoneBills

Thanks for the update! I find it strange that the "back" of the building faces the inside of the park...

Took a drive by the park the other day. Enterprise is fully assembled and ready to go. This new Zamperla ride now resides in Rainbow's former location. The location where Cyclos will be is still vacant. Skycatcher is now complete as well! Interesting placement with this one. The dragsters are now gone, but Greezed Lightnin's train is still on site.

I'm not kidding when I say that I hope you're a betting man. I see quite a bit of "JACKPOT" coming your way in the near future.

I'd say they probably just found a coaster pic and thought, "This would look cooler upside down!" And wha-la.

I ventured up to what looked like a deserted Guntown Mountain years ago and was surprised to find a few rides open at the top. There was a unique flat called "The Twister" that I remember really enjoying. It was kind of like a really intense tilt-a-whirl. Glad to see this project happening.

I love seeing inspired custom layouts like this. I'd love to see something like this come to Beech Bend or Kentucky Kingdom.

I'm confused...why have we settled on the idea that the 6th ride will be a scrambler?

I would say that aesthetics have something to do with it in a lot of cases.

You'll have plenty of time to get multiple rides on everything. Have a fun trip!

^Unless they all end up looking like Roller Coaster Tycoon World...

Can I view the original concept art POV for the Voyage somewhere? My Youtube search was unsuccessful.

I absolutely loved that book!