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^Yes, it might be a good fit for a small family park, but not a major theme park.

That was my first thought, too.

The truth has been spoken. Sounds like the "Finding Nemo" makeover has worked out well for the old Stormrider attraction.

At the risk of sounding redundant, congratulations! Reaching the one-million mark is a testament to all the time and hard work you've put into both TPR and You Tube.

They might've had a prayer if the park had been located closer to the beach to catch the late afternoon/evening crowds. But even so, it would've been a long shot.

^I agree with Joey. I visited the park during both it its incarnations, and back then, I could tell the place just wasn't going to make it (especially as Freestyle Music Park).

As long as it has Christopher Lee and not Nicholas Cage.

Put me down for this joint the next time I'm in Orlando--looks great!

I rather like this one of Expedition GeForce at Hoilday Park.

I remember the old Motor Boast Cruise, but I was never clear on whether it was part of Fantasyland or Tomorrowland (a little of both, I guess).

I rode Timber Wolf back in 2010, and thought the ride, while a bit rough, had the potential to be great. We'll see if this helps.

In your case, my answer would be "no."

^Yep--those towers are pretty damn scary!

This has been chewed over, spat out, and chewed over again in different Cedar Fair-related threads. I see no reason to bring it up now. Thread locked, unless Robb decides to unlock it.

Save that for a Halloween event next year. It would certainly frighten quite a few guests. My thought was that instead of an AA, they should put a cell phone on a stand, shine a spotlight on it, then project Trump's tweets on the screen, all while pumping in the smells of McDonald's and KFC. "The president is away, er, 'working' at Mar a Lago, but he is with us in spirit."

Yep. I liked Two-Face at SFA and Invertigo at Kings Island. These coasters are fun (better than Vekoma's Boomerangs, that's for sure), but it's a pity they have so many technical issues.

The only appropriate word is "aww."

I'd forgotten about the "janky key" on Dodonopa. I remember thinking it was odd that I had to remove my watch, only to hang a key from the same wrist.

I'm glad they're go to do something with those tubes on Screamin'. This change might be more entertaining than I first thought.

Thanks for the look at Hangtime. It should be a big improvement over Boomerang.

Yomiyuriland is one funky place: rides themed to noodles, high fashion, and not to mention that goofy-looking dog.

Thanks, Adam. I've living vicariously through Shanghai Disney photos.

^Thank you, Larry--and to all who've read this report and enjoyed it. I had a great time time in Germany. So, once again, thank you, Robb and Elissa.

It's good to see the return of Winterfest. I attended this event at KI many years ago. My friends and I were freezing, and we rode the (now defunct) Smurf boat ride to warm up. I hit the Carowinds version when it made a brief comeback years ago, too.