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Or Cedar Fair decided to add the trim and Kentucky Kingdom decided they didn't want one on Chang - most likely the reason had nothing to do with a "kink" in the design. Sure there may be some rides where trims are used to compensate for design "flaws" (Goliath/Titan I think could be argued as an example, but really is it a flaw that the ride is so intense or just a park looking for guest comfort?). But most of the time they serve other purposes such as ensuring each ride is the same no matter the wind/weather or train weight - a purpose having nothing to do with any design issues. You basically repeated my original point. Since the trim is to ensure a "regular" ride experience that means that it is used to compensate for what the design lacks. Therefore KK doesn't have one due to the "kinks" being worked out. Or KK (SF) just doesn't care, thus eliminating the trim. Either way, what we're both getting at is more/less the same thing.

There seems to be a hiccup on the ride animation. There is a misplaced support in the area where the transfer track moves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4iQaj3dyGI 32 second mark

Most likely because B&M worked out all the kinks that caused the trim on Mantis. That seems like the most reasonable explanation.

Oh, wow. I thought Kanawha Square look decent, but never beauftiful. Thank you. Thanks for noticing the smaller Camp Snoopy additions as well. It's also a bit too early to begin talks about next year. lol Thank you all for your feedback!

Tuesday, May 26, 2009 David Trust - park spokesperson Valley Hills has lots of "new" offerings this season, from gift shops to roller coasters, and it all start at the front gate with Kanawha Square; offering both the Kanawha Kitchen eatery, and the Kanawha Marketplace gift shop. The NEW Kanawha Kitchen serves fresh-cut cheese fries, kettle corn, home-styled sweet tea & more. Kanawha Kitchen features a furnished trellis covered eating area for you to enjoy your meal. Exclusive creek-side seating, with optional catering, is available for groups of 10 to 20. Call 1-415-555-555 to reserve your party today! Come take a ride on Trout Spin during its 35th anniversary this year! Trout Spin has been up and running nonstop since its introduction as the world’s first permanent, and largest Enterprise ride back in 1974! Fun Fact: Trout Spin tilts riders near vertical at 87°. Camp Snoopy has more rides than ever this year with the introduction of 3 new attractions. Snoopy vs. Red Baron hovers high over Camp Snoopy with its bright red bi-planes. Children off all ages can entertain themselves PEANUTS Playground, complete with up-to-date safety standards. The whole family can relax and enjoy the views on Camp Wheel, Camp Snoopy's very own Ferris Wheel! Camp Wheel has seen a lot over the years. Originally located next to Planet Snoopy in 1975(Mountain View), relocated next to the entrance in 1990(Mountaineer Wheel), and now located outside Camp Snoopy on the former Vortex ride site. Overview of the Camp Snoopy expansion. Now to introduce Rattle Snake backwards! The exhilaration and thrills of the classic Rattle Snake roller coaster can now be experienced backwards! The plain green & pale blue color scheme has been updated to; green track, with orange rails, and earthy red columns to resemble that of the West Virginia state reptile, the Timber Rattle Snake. The original Rattle Snake trains received extensive off-season maintenance to include all new seats, updated safety functions, paint, and lighter hardware for a more enjoyable ride. Bonus shot: Throwback to 1977! The ride and area around the ride has changed a lot in the past 32 years. -David Trust

An old-school B&M floorless coaster will open next year. This is beyond groundbreaking, it's a miracle.

B&M and Arrow all the way.

The ride closes in October people, expect the announcement to be after then. Common sense.

Scream should of never existed. I still think a SFSL relocation would be ideal.

Disaster Transport My first Intamin ride ever is Demon Drop.

Raptor @ Cedar Point.

Wait, why couldn't this just be posted in the original thread? It seems redundant to have a help thread, since the original thread is made to discuss the park. Just like this one. Again, redundant. >.

The next update may be a while. I'll try to get it in by the weekend though.

^There will be no micro-transactions. The 4 plots of land automatically makes this game a C- at best now That really sucks

^and Iron Dragon

They blew up Space Spiral. Well, the base of it.

Design roller coasters in your free time, the old fashion way.

Who is Cedar Fairs? (or do you mean Cedar Fair) And is this a Paramount Park, or is paramount just part of the name? Actual images from the game would REALLY help with this not-so-informative thread. :/ The magician thing sounds cool though.

From the official Facebook page. This is what worries me the most about the game. I feel like they're going to force everyone to have their parks split into 4 different zones. I don't mean just theming, but the physical separation. This makes me wonder if the huge sandboxes from the past will be removed & replaced by 4 smaller plots that make up one large park. It seems similar to what EA did with SimCity. We used to be able to play on HUGE maps, but then everything was reduced to pint sized maps. Simcity 4 map Click Simcity 5 map Click I understand this may be due to more detailed gameplay, and a more dedicated engine. But this would be a huge disappointment. Any type of building simulator, especially City & Amusement park ones, SHOULD NOT be limited to such small land areas. This completely ruins the fun, and throws "build the theme park of your dreams" out the window. It becomes more of a "build the theme park of your dreams, but in 4 small sections". I really hope we have the option of a SINGLE large sandbox, like those in RCT3.

Or maybe ship it over to MA. World's longest anything would be great for them...

Best New Ride: Flying Turns? I'm done

Amusement Today is a crap poll.

Lol. So people will decide not to visit because of a slogan change? The logic here is top notch.

Please, just stop Parks needs to have a viable reason to invest in any expensive expenditure. Apparently, KD park doesn't have one. A park the size of KD getting a $25 million coaster is nothing short of a miracle. They're probably still financing the ride, so of course there wont be big investments made. Parks can only do what is feasible for them, and i305 is proving just that. Calm them tits people, plz.

Valley Hills Reports Annual Results