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Plopsaland de Panne has announced the theme of the new coaster... The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland. https://plopsanews.com/en/press-releases/video-tomorrowland-en-plopsa-kondigen-meest-spectaculaire-rollercoaster-van-europa-aan-the-ride-to-happiness-by-tomorrowland Tomorrowland and Plopsa announce Europe's most spectacular rollercoaster: 'The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland' From this summer, fans of breathtaking roller coasters and Tomorrowland fans will be able to experience 'The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland' at Plopsaland De Panne, a brand new and

The Universal Orlando Resort has put out a press release announcing this year's modified Mardi Gras event, Mardi Gras 2021: International Flavors of Carnaval. Universal Orlando Resort celebrates Mardi Gras 2021: International Flavors of Carnaval featuring authentic cuisine inspired by the most iconic Carnaval festivities across the globe. This first-ever, dynamic celebration of flavor and entertainment will take place daily at Universal Studios Florida from Saturday, February 6 and continue through Sunday, March 28. Guests will enjoy an eclectic global food fest with more than

It would still be the smoothest part of the ride.

Waving a red flag in front of a coaster saying “this once had an accident” is no way to attract business. What guests don’t know can’t hurt them, especially when it wouldn’t hurt them even if they did. There is no benefit to that kind of overt transparency.

Plenty of people here, on a theme park-related forum know that the trains had been replaced previously. Those comments all relayed that the general public, the majority of the riders of Manhattan Express, don’t know that.

I can bet you that 95% of the guests that ride this coaster will have no idea that the trains were replaced (unless there’s any kind of advertisement in the station or queue), that the testing resulted in damage to the track or that anything had to be fixed. Those kind of stories don’t make the national news via any medium. And as far as theme park incidents go, this is about as minor as they come. If it were Universal, Disney, SeaWorld, Six Flags or even Knott's, this might have gotten more coverage, but this is a casino that just happens to have a coaster that just happened to have a mishap

^^Glad to see this project is back on track...

^Is there any other ride manufacturer you’d trust with a coaster of this height, length and speed? I don’t know that there are any others that are remotely qualified by comparison...

Qiddiya has announced that design work has begun for Falcon's Flight at Six Flags Qiddiya, with some initial statistics included for this record-breaking Intamin coaster! https://qiddiya.com/en/media/press-office/six-flags-qiddiya-begins-design-of-world-s-fastest-roller-coaster/ Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC), in partnership with Intamin Amusement Rides, has kicked off the design process for the Falcon’s Flight, the signature attraction of Six Flags Qiddiya – a one-of-a-kind theme park scheduled for opening in Qiddiya’s first phase. The Falcon’s Flight is set to beco

Legoland Florida announced today that Miniland will be gaining new shade structures by this summer!

Raptor (Cedar Point), Montu, Kumba and California Screamin’/Incredicoaster all have fantastic second halves.

Festival of the Lion King at Hong Kong Disneyland is my favorite show with performers. World of Color is my favorite fountain based show and Remember, Dreams Come True is my favorite fireworks show.

Just because you don’t think it is good, it doesn’t mean the rest of the visiting majority agrees with your opinion. But I guess that’s the beauty of numbers... Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the numbers will speak for the masses, vocal or not as they may be.

I think “terrible” is a matter of perspective. Also understand that the person you’re debating this with has a long-proven admiration of Epcot in its classic form... Just look up Epcot’s 25th anniversary for my credentials. Here’s the thing... Classic attractions like Horizons and the original Journey into Imagination were amazing. But by the end of their lifespans they struggled to attract riders. The same is true with both Universe of Energy versions, World of Motion, El Rio del Tiempo and The Seacabs in The Living Seas. These attractions need consistent ridership to justify operation.

Does Frozen Ever After make you think? Gran Fiesta Tour? Ratatouille? Edutainment has always been a part of Epcot’s DNA, but since about 1998, experiences that exist purely for the sake of fun or thrill have too. It may be hard to swallow that the 1982 approach to EPCOT Center isn’t around anymore, but these parks aren’t museums... And superheroes inspire (children in particular) in ways that science and culture just don’t today.