MIAfan88

I've always found it weird that ValleyFair is open more then MiAd. They have a Haunt event and Minnesota's weather isn't any better in October.

I vote Blue Eagle All of them would sound better for an invert or flying. Not a rough Arrow.

The blue looks really good, much better then the faded red. The name Ninja never made sense for being in the Cotton States section.

I like the air time hills and the helix at the end.

Hooray, a construction update.

Day 33 and they still suspect nothing

I think the Dinosaur ride fits better then the Scrambler. I would also recommend using the smaller train. I've never been a fan of the giant Safari Train. As for blue paths, there are path covers that can be colored blue: rctlounge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11253

At the pace the park is expanding or lack there of, I don't think you have you have to worry about the water park running out of room anytime soon. It's weird that the water park is so good, but it is just a bunch of run off the mill rides. Nothing high tech or revolutionary. On a side note, I saw on the park's Facebook page for Throwback Thursday that they had a Spider. I never knew that, how long did they have it for?

While it's not as bad as I thought, the animations are a joke. Coaster building has some bright spots but is jerky. I'll stick with RCT2 and 3 and move to Planet Coaster when it is fully released.

Definitely my favorite of the 3 new theme park games coming out soon. A couple of things I don't like are the giant entrance signs to connect the queue to the main path and that the 2 coaster types having the same car types. Last thing is that element pieces are way oversized. The barrel roll is a mile long and the loop and cobra rolls are gigantic. However, the level of detail in a pre-alpha is just stunning like on the supports and rides. I really like the path and ride pieces capabilities. Scenery capabilities look really good and the new on-ride cameras are good.

The view will definitely be nice, I just want to know why Drachen Fire's spot still hasn't been used again.

Was not expecting a wooden, but awesome to see it happen.

Looking through thoughts about this, I saw a conversation of some say it should have been a giga. The response was priceless: "Giving Michigan's Adventure a Giga would be like giving your grandma a Lamborghini." Also saw this [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

Our animals are actually "Alive". But seriously, do I have to lower my expectations even more?

I've been here multiple times over my life, but haven't in about 4 years when the Log Flume was added. It looks like an entire new area was added.

Double Post.

'As well as the main post that prompted this discussion . . . Now we know what the rides are and which park is getting what and when.

NewsPlusNotes is reporting that 5 of the rides are going to Carowinds while the other 2 are going to Worlds of Fun. newsplusnotes.blogspot.com/2016/02/cedar-fair-picks-up-7-classic-flat.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Cedar Fair is really putting all their eggs into one basket at Carowinds.

These Kraken Racers are getting pretty popular these day.

That moment you realize that Darian Lake has added more rides than Michigan's Adventure in the past couple of years.

^ That is priceless. Here is cool photo the park showed on their social media today. It's sad how little vegetation the park had back then. That's one thing that has definitely changed. I have noticed the park has been using their account more often. Probably the closest we will get to their celebration of 60 years.

These are stunning, if only they were real.

Both Mako and Valvren finish their lifts during the same week.

Good news is the park updated their new for 2016 page. Bad news is too be honest, I wouldn't even call this stuff "new". Park must be desperate to add something so it isn't a random white space.

Move S.T. to Cedar Point. HA Ha Ha. Move Wildcat to Knott's. Ha Ha. "Valleyfair has no Invert". What is Steel Venom or V2 or whatever that is called?