bossstl

Don't go out of your way to see what were talking about, its not finished yet. Hopefully by Friday it will be completed and it will be a very nice and long needed surprise.

Has it finally gone up!?! Can't wait to see it at night!

The original system was/is water based and was made by a company call Mee. Most of the guts are still there I believe. There are hopefully other things "coming back" to batman and other rides. https://www.meefog.com/fog-special-effects/themed-entertainment/

Wasn't the bump also removed due to "male discomfort"?

Am I the only one that would enjoy this ride being moved to SFSL? https://rcdb.com/10138.htm

Did anyone ever figure out if it's a hard ticket event for season pass/membership members?

Does something like six flags Power Hours intrest you guys and gals? https://www.sixflags.com/stlouis/events/six-flags-power-hours

Some grass seed will clean up tidal wave and go carts. Maybe if the park brought in a Dinosaur attraction that would help the park.

It also hasn't been a very lucky ride, coming in part or in whole from two different parks.

Mostly option A, a little B and no C.

Maybe it would help if they weren't "giving the gate away" and just counting on in park sells for revenue. I spend 2 to 4 times more on MOBAT and Zoo memberships.

And anything else...

Replaced...

Yup, the horses are kept in the same area as where they are restoring the PTC hours. I believe this other carasouls horses are in very good shape as I believe they were repainted not long before being removed.

Can anyone name the second carousel still in storage in the park?

Given that this is the 50th, I thought you guys might enjoy some history thanks to the way back machine. Park history https://web.archive.org/web/20101127215406/http://sfstl.net/index.php/park-history Ride history https://web.archive.org/web/20101208130801/http://sfstl.net/index.php/ride-history

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While this current thread of conversation is not quite theme park related, it does affect all large venues for the foreseeable future. I am about 90% sure masks are gonna to be required at theme parks for the next 5 to 6 months at least. I say this because I work in the theme park and medical industrys and the trends are positive but not "mission accomplished" state yet. On the vaccine side of things, I am fortunate and thankful that I am in a line of work that was offered a vaccine very early on. And I can tell you I have many co-workers that given the same chance have passed. And if you think about it, is a scary proposition, taking something that is new (mRNA) and not well vetted (trials in the 10s of thousands, with less then 4 months of long term data). Sure there might be long term side effects of the vaccine, but thats a maybe. For certain, besides a very slight chance of death in a young healthy population, there are still heart, lung and mental side affects to covid that are common and should not be taken lightly. Additionally getting enough people immunized for "herd immunity" is a logistical nightmare *Gets off soap box* Oh one last thing. There are some short term side affects that are popping up. Commonly first shot is fine, but the second shot has been causing flu like symptoms short term (24-36 hours) from people/coworkers I know. No cravings for human flesh or brains though. Myself I felt hungover for part of a day on shot one.

I wonder what was here.

If your at the park the next few days be sure to ride all the rides you can, because you never know what 2021 will bring.

And were down to 2-3 tickets

Never mind....false alarm, I am still right In other news I have some 6 or so tickets laying around. If someone wants them, message me and we can work out delivery details.

Man I might have been wrong on a previous subject. Oh well some times it's good to be wrong.

Any of you SP holders get any surveys recently from the park? Interesting ideas floating around.

Take a look at the "beauty marks" on the parks maintiance vehicles and that will show you why a drive through event is a bad idea