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Sorry what i meant to ask for was an overview shot. I like the location of the Tea Cups, even though the que seems a little long. Also I am kind of complexed as far as the supports for the kiddie coaster lift? Other than that keep it coming!

I think one of the reasons i enjoyed Indiana Beach so much is the fact that we got to spend a couple of hours at the park the nigh before. We didn't buy ride wristbands, but instead just bought one of the cash cards, and walked around the park for a good while. We played fascination that night, and ate at the restaurant above the arcade, near the drop tower. Just walking around looking at all the rides the night before really amped up the experience, and got me super pumped for the next day, when we actually rode the rides. PS: I am returning to the Dells in three weeks, and will most certainly be getting my second to last seat ride on Cyclops, so I'll let you know if my opinions have changed. PPS: Did you try the Tacos by LoCoSuMo? Muy delicioso!

I find it very interesting that you enjoyed Hoosier so much. To me it was just a large family coaster, whereas Cornball just throws you out of your seat, even more than Cyclops for me. Anyways, to each his own.

Could we maybe get another POV shot please. I love the layout of the woodie. It's seems very original. I'm still waiting for some flats, but you have a great start!

Hmmm, a floorless Nitro, sounds like a CP fanboy's wet dream.

Seems like all we get up here is the same County Fair that travels from County to county, with the same rides and vendors. Looks like a lot of fun.

Does this create any possibility of the wheels sliding on the track. If so, what would happen then?

I don't see the fascination with Gemini. The last time I rode, I was sure we were gonna valley. I could've walked the track faster.

Makes me wonder, why does Maverick need OTSR?

That's going to be a mighty big piece of scenery to make. And I say Eurofighter all the way.

I agree with DBru about the Green Intamin. How about a family coaster, or some more flats near the entrance. Phoenix, and your entrance! Edit: 400!

The waterfall looks a little off, and I'm pretty sure if they were sitting in the restaurant, they wouldn't be able to see the waterfall, but the entrance to the place looks really unique. Just try to keep things from becoming to blocky. Good start though!

^Must be why Butterbeer is so expensive. Stupid Taxes.

I have never seen a TR where this park is busy. Either TPRers go at the right time, or this park is dead. Timbers looks awesome; airtime machine!

Maybe some bigger shops?

It's to keep you from falling out. Supposedly with age comes weight. I used to be an annual visitor before it made the transformation from Big Chief to Mt. Olympus, and before the age restriction, and I never fell out, even as a youngin.

I don't know what's wrong with MOA's ropes course. It fits the theme of its area perfect. I sits on top of GhostBlasters, and right next to a SpongeBob Roller Coaster, so I think the spooky SB theming fits perfectly. Plus it's actually painted, instead of just being a massive Grey structure out in the open. Granted it may not be Adventure Mountain, but I still think it looks great.

Geez, I thought I was the only one who hated getting stacked on Maverick. Those restraints are killer on the thighs. Still my favorite ride at the Point, but I agree with getting some thigh shaped lap bars.

Honestly, I thought the FJ video was a great teaser. Now, I understand that that's not what it was meant to be, but I would love to see more. As for the wand shop, the Potter freaks are gonna eat that up. So in effect it looks like they nailed it. I know the average enthusiast is going to think its lame, but I have no gripes against it.

I feel like I remember reading something about you working at KI, am I correct? If I am, do you know if there is a certain reason(s) that the price fluctuates so much for the ride during the day? In the morning I saw the price was full, but during the course of the day it fell all the way to $5, before jumping back up to full price at the end of the night. I have seen this on other similar attractions, and even at other CF parks; is this common practice?

Are you a fan of the Sling Shot? I will never forget my night ride last season, looking down on the whole park lit up at night. I can only imagine the view you'll get with the new light show this season. If you time it right, it can be the best $5 you can spend there.

The 9th and 10th pics look like they could be straight out of RCT3. Looks !

Here in MN, the only time I have ever really seen theme park advertising as frequently as the WWoHP, was when they were constantly playing the Disney "Give a day, Get a day" promotional ads with the Muppets.

Just look at 13. That cost 22 mil, and most of that went to the themeing and the vertical drop, meaning EE probably wouldn't cost all that much without its themeing. Different manufacturers, but they are similar rides.

I would assume that the 800 acres must include some sort of Animal Safari, as the park is supposed to be more than twice the size of Cedar Point, unless I am missing something?