YoshiCraft2011

In-N-Out is my favorite fast food place. The burgers simply taste great, the fries are good, and the shakes are quite decent. Unfortunately, these restaurants are only on the west coast, and there's not a lot of them in Nevada.

Granted, but it's a used standup model. I wish that I could go on a TPR trip while still getting fairly decent grades in school.

This looks like a decent park so far! The landscaping looks nice, the woodie looks quite fun, and I like the "construction photos". The plot of land looks fairly large, so a log flume or maybe an old fashioned dark ride can fit there. Good job so far!

Iron Reef? The rumored dark ride is located in the Boardwalk, but I don't see a connection. Perhaps it's referring to Perilous Plunge's lagoon?

A few days ago, I had this dream where I was at this beach resort. Within the hotel itself, there was a Schwarzkopf shuttle loop. I don't remember riding it, but it was quite strange. I also had this dream where there was some type of wooden roller coaster that went through a hotel. Strange.

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November 1986 Carl Anderson, Peoples Relations for Topaz Park 1986 was a great year for Topaz Park. Twisted Beehive had an unexpected surge in popularity, and there was a small 1% increase in attendance. Despite being located in the middle of nowhere, Topaz Park seems to be quite successful! 1987 will be the most significant year for Topaz Park. This expansion is bigger than any other expansion at our park before. Our new expansion will double the amount of rides in the Forest section of our park and add a brand new restaurant. Here at Topaz Park, we are ready to reveal... 4est 4 Kidz 4est 4 Kidz (pronounced Forest for Kids) is an expansion of the Forest area of the park that is aimed specifically at children. Although Topaz Park is family orientated, we realized that there wasn't much for little kids to do. 4est 4 Kidz will certainly change that. Concept art for Wacky Worm. When guests first enter 4est 4 Kidz from where the ferris wheel once was, guests will immediately be greeted by Wacky Worm, Topaz Park's first kiddie coaster. This coaster will be built by Pinfari. Concept art for Little Ace. Concept art for Samba Balloon. The next two rides are Little Ace and Samba Balloon. These are prototype models from Zamperla, and Topaz Park will act like a testing ground. Little Ace twists kids around in a circle. Additionally, the planes raise up and down. Samba Balloon, also twists kids around in a circle, but it's more relaxing. Concept art for Super Swings. Finally, we have something for the big kids. This is Super Swings, a swinging carousel ride. It's a fast moving ride that twists riders all along. Concept art for Cool Kids Cafe. Finally, we will announce the Cool Kids Cafe. For breakfast, kids can enjoy a classic PB&J or a variety of cereals and mini pancakes. For lunch, kids can enjoy grilled cheese, personal pizzas, or a creamy mac and cheese dish. Plus, thanks to our partnership with Provo's Hive, we will be serving a smaller portion of our famous honey slush, as well as peanut butter and honey sandwiches and honey pastries.

Front seat. I'm able to see the track in front of me, which really enhances the ride experience. There might be no airtime, but airtime is not what I really enjoy. Of course, there are some coasters where front seat doesn't cut it. *cough* Boomerang *cough* Knott's *cough*

Mrs. Knott's Chicken To-Go serves up some pretty decent chicken. It's out of the park, but hey, it's still Knott's. Right? Runner up would be the TGIF at Knott's, but that's not really "theme park food".

McDonald's

GhostRider. It was dark, and my sister and I wanted to ride the coaster again. I'm not sure if it was because it was night or if I was just sitting in the wrong seat, but it was rough! This is when I started to realize why people hate this coaster. My body was shaking around, and thanks to the new dividers, my thighs were probably banging against that. Oh well. GhostRider is still awesome, but gee.

I've heard that Lightning Run was a fun coaster, so if Knott's get a similar model, I would be happy! A fun, compact coaster will certainly add to the lineup. I wonder if it could replace Boomerang...

GhostRider looks really nice. The wooden structure simply looks graceful and it is just massive. Props go to Silver Bullet. It's not the best coaster in my opinion, but it's a very elegant coaster from all angles. It's great from the entrance and the helix looks great.

Adventuredome in Las Vegas, which is probably the only "real" amusement park in Nevada.

The iPad Air 2 seems interesting. There's Touch ID (cool), an 8 megapixel camera (really?), a new A8X processor (cool, I guess), and two gigs of ram (that's nice). However, thank's to Apple's philosophy that thinner = better, there's no mute switch (really?) and it's incompatible with existing cases. The iPad Mini 3, however, is just not very good. It's the same as last year's iPad Mini but with Touch ID. There's no new camera and the processor is the same. Of course, I have yet to see these iPads in person, but just from the pictures, I'm sort of "meh". I'm wondering why Apple is continuing to sell the non-Retina iPad Mini. It's just outdated.

La Revolucion at Knott's. It was a really, really fun flat. Too bad the sign lied to me this year. It was closed.

Well, that means Shyguy's World then... EDIT: Scratch that.

Invert, because it's the only kind of B&M I've been on.

Knott's Berry Farm, five times (vacation, not individual visits). I don't travel much...

Ahem. BOOMERANG!!! (at Knott's) I bet that they can replace this god awful coaster with something more enjoyable and with less headbanging. Perhaps a fun, compact coaster or a thrilling flat ride would help.

Pumpkin mochi ice cream sounds so heavenly... I got a chance to visit Downtown Summerlin this weekend, and I'm satisfied! I'm so glad that there's finally something in that empty space between the Red Rock and Sahara Avenue. Now, I just need to wait for the new Ikea.

Well, it appears that I never got to introduce myself. Hi! I'm Kevin. I'm 12, I'm Asian, and I live in the questionable city of Las Vegas, Nevada. I love commercial aircraft, but I also have a love for amusement parks. I enjoy making roller coasters in RCT3 and riding some in real life. So, yeah.

Hey! It's Kevin here again. I apologize for the lack of updates over the past couple of weeks, but this is due to school and laziness. I ca guarantee, however, that the next update is going to be huge. To make up for this, here are some "lost photos". Feel free to guess when these photos were taken, and I will personally give you a long essay stating what's new for Topaz Park. No cheating!

iPhone 5S, 16 GB, silver, Verizon. 16 gigs is not a lot, really.

Hilton, Hilton, Hilton. Hilton Hawaiian Village - It's like a Vegas resort without the casino. Lots of shops, lots of pools, a big lagoon, and penguins! Unfortunately, I've heard that the penguins are now gone, but they were nice. The views from the Rainbow Tower are excellent and I remember that the room itself was pretty nice. DoubleTree Waikiki - It's a nice hotel. Small, but good. Complimentary breakfast buffet, a nice suite, and the free cookies! They were so good and nutty. Unfortunately, it was raining when we took a visit to the pool, and I don't even remember the view. However, the DoubleTree is a good hotel. Hilton San Gabriel - The room, while a bit small, was nicely decorated. The pool was pretty decent and it was within walking distance to a number of shops. I liked this hotel, and, while it isn't the best, it's solid.