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Elitch Gardens in Denver. Home of the Pepsi Center. Edit: Right across the street actually, if I'm not mistaken. The Pepsi Center being where the last DNC was held.

^^Free Pepsi at Holiday World. Pepsi Franchise.

^Holiday World? Edit: Pepsi Franchise?

^^Other franchises? What about Elissa's love for McDonalds? Anything to do with that?

^That might make sense. Not sure what the DNC has to do with it though>

Taco Bell and KFC are both fast food restaurants that don't sell Hamburgers????

^That came to my mind too, actually.

Are we making a stop at Taco Bell before moving the Big Dipper?

Social Network could send us towards Facebook for the next clue.

^Now that is disturbing! Opposite of Big Dipper? Little Dipper maybe?

I think we need more info. We seem to all be scratching our heads.

^ The only reference I can find to "Big Dipper" in Cameron's posts is the one that was at Luna Park in Melbourne, Australia, which was closed in 1989. Edit: Australia is West some more. West of the West coast. 2nd Edit: I guess I'm stuck. Like I mentioned before Big Dipper referencing the West Coast could reference one of the two Giant Dippers in California. But I don't know what that has to do with Cameron's account.

^Oh my...if I'm that stupid...lol. Big Dipper could point to one of the Giant Dipper coasters at Belmont Park or Santa Cruz Boardwalk. Edit: That pic is definitely the Big Dipper.

^Is that Blue Streak at Conneaut Lake? Edit: Woodstock's Express at CGA used to be called Blue Streak according to RCDB.

^Coney Island Cyclone. A Cyclone being a storm like a Tornado? Edit: Okay, Did some thinking. Did a Google search. Jennifer Morrison was in the new Star Trek Movie. I came up with Star Trek Adventures at Universal Studios.

^ Rats! It's never Lupus! Edit: Not sure where to go from here. Any more hints?

House takes place at Plainsboro Hospital in New Jersey which is back on the East Coast. Lol, Am I on the right track? Edit: Jennifer Morrison was in House and left. Well Olivia Wilde hasn't been there this season and played the character "Thirteen"...Alton Towers?

That last clue could further the idea that the "otherside" of the East Coast is the West Coast. Edit: Universal Hollywood doesn't have a "Twister" ride based of the movie. But Universal Orlando does, which is in the Southern States and could be linked to the compass. East, West, then South. Now north? Twister at Knoebels?

^Ah ok, I know what he means now.

I don't see any clue. Is that the point?

^ Me too, but no points for that I imagine. Edit: California being on the West Coast where Deja Vu and X are, would make sense. Need to find that link!

There's a Tornado in that pic. Could refer to many of the coasters with the word Tornado in it? Or maybe Twister at Knoebels.

"Otherside" of the East Coast is West Coast. Which could refer to Deja Vu at SFMM. or X, now X2.

Found the "The Denzel Washington Movie Reference Game" on Facebook. "Philadelphia" is the name of a Denzel flick, as is "Deja Vu". The last pic was taken from there. Edit: The Hurricane and Malcom X are Denzel movies as well. Both can refer to coasters. The X in Malcolm X that is. Ricochet as well.

Pennsylvania is a hot bed for parks too. Could be anything really.