Rollercoaster Rider

Maybe you guys can get that Carousel/Boomerang fixed and/or new trains for Ninja/Boomerang

Physical, Did you do Garfield's Nightmare? I agree, Kangaroo was a really fun ride.

Except alot of those mean nothing to Passholders. An Oktoberfest or 2am to 2am event would be awesome. I also have an idea where they just Rickroll the park for an entire day.

Hades 360 at Mount Horrible-lympus (Unless you count VR Demon at SFGAm) Either Big Thunder or Matterhorn at Disneyland is next.

Little Dipper. It has bad capacity but it's adorable. Brace yourself on American Eagle And If it's warm, Check out Buccaneer Battle. At most a 10m wait.

Actually they sold the land in 2003 or 2004

I heard next year, they are building one that is bigger and faster than Kingda Ka, longer than The Beast and has the most inversions of any coaster.... So a 500ft Larson Looper that goes upside down 50 times forwards and backwards?

My Friend and I were talking about what Santa's Village needs: His - Raven like Wooden Coaster - Log Flume - Zamperla Endeavor - Junior Hyper Mine - Flying Scooters - Star Flyer - Simulator - GCI Wooden Coaster - Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster - Chance Morgan Junior Hyper

They will only sell Michigan's Adventure IF they sell Cedar Point. TRANSLATION: They will never sell it. I heard Cedar Fair purchased it so Six Flags couldn't cause if they had Michigan's Adventure and Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure then Cedar Point would have been financially hurt. So they bought their competition. Also in the Press Release regarding Cedar Fair's purchase, The owner/manager was approached by Six Flags.

Like Monkey Business and The Penguin? Like at California's Great America with Tiki Twirl and Delirium? Of course with Huss' removals lately, I wouldn't be surprised to see Taz-Boy removed or Voodoo.

I hope so. There have been so many Korea park rumors (Paramount Park, MGM Park, Robot Park, Disney) and if Korea is going more family than thrill than Legoland will be a blockbuster but I still want Korea to open a major coaster.

Maybe a Zamperla Endeavor and Zamperla Disk O?

Maybe you guys will get Valleyfair's old enterprise?

You may want to try the Universal Studios Hollywood thread instead. Except they don't own the rights to Marvel west of the Mississippi. I figured Deadpool could be their horror/comedy house and it was the highest-earning R-Rated movie.

Too bad it can't have soft straps. I hope you Californian's love it.

I realize that WDW can handle more crowds than it has to. My point was that after the big deal Disney made of the 50th anniversary, people started to realize the history of Disneyland vs Disney World. Yes, the number of annual pass holders is an issue. My family had passes in the early '00s, when an annual pass cost $99. Since then, the price has over tripled, showing Disney is getting tired of annual pass holders coming. Also, the amount of black-out dates on the lower tier passes shows they don't want pass holders there that often. Disneyland just happened to have its 50th anniversary during a time the economy began to recover. The real change was that Theme Parks went from being the expense people cut when the economy is down to an expense people splurged on again. Attendance is up everywhere in the industry over the last 10 years. The Disney Resort just happens to be the branch of the most famous theme park brand in the world in one of the most populous regions in the world. My personal opinion is that Disney still hasn't found an annual pass strategy that works for them...they upped prices and tweaked blackout dates and are still seeing record crowds. Seeing how many of my friends still have their annual passes and post about Disney, I am going to guess that their mix of attendance between regular park ticketed guests and AP's still isn't where they want it. I imagine that if they ended the Monthly plan on passes, That would probably cut AP's by alot.

My guess S&S Free Spin Did Kong get new vest restraints?

Disney World 2017- Toy Story Land for Hollywood Studios, Avatarland for Animal Kingdom 2018- Guardians Of the Galaxy Makeover for Epcot, Cars Land Phase 1 for Hollywood Studios 2019- Timon & Pumbaa Dark Ride for Animal Kingdom, Star Wars Land for Hollywood Studios 2020- Stitch Replacement, Iron Man retheme for Mission Space 2021- Western River Expedition for Magic Kingdom, Cars Land Phase 2 for Hollywood Studios

Just curious, (Cause I rarely get to be proven right) Is anyone still happy SeaWorld parks went public? I personally thought it was dumb especially after seeing how much "Fun" Cedar Fair and Six Flags had with stock prices.

I'll bite. How about A Launched B&M Wing Coaster that has a corkscrew over a midway? Have it go through tunnels or something. Name it Mantwo and we'll be good to go! Could call it Steel Eel

I'll bite. How about A Launched B&M Wing Coaster that has a corkscrew over a midway? Have it go through tunnels or something.

I'll bet that if SeaWorld never went public, They wouldn't be in this mess and Blackfish wouldn't have meant much (It was released a week after SeaWorld went public for you conspiracy theoriest including me)

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/seaworld-upgraded-but-it-still-desperately-needs-roller-coasters-2016-08-11 I don't see Cedar Fair (Except for Busch Williamsburg) as they don't do animals. I could see Six Flags buying Busch Tampa.

Mount Olympus 2017- Proslide Hydro Magnetic Mammoth/Tornado 60, 2nd Train added to Hades 360, 5 More Bathrooms added 2018- Zamperla Giant Discovery, SHADE 2019- Indoor Flat Ride to Replace Opa, Waterslide for Waterpark 2020- Gerstlauer 5 Looping Euro Fighter 2021- General Infrastructure and Improvements Mount Olympus aka The American Fuji-Q (I'm guessing based on TR's)

The parking is only for Top Secret. Parking there for Mt. O will get towed.