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Does Cedar Point have any major rides with recycled names though? All I can think of is Windseeker.

Did they ever come out and say they were announcing the ride? I think people just read way too much into something that wasn't actually there.

So a park employee is on the clock having guests sign a petition to get a new ride? Exactly how much bullshit do you want us to believe?

That video is the most Japanese thing ever.

This is completely awesome! Thanks for sharing.

Hope it's golf themed.

^ Pretty sure Universal Hollywood is getting Silent Hill and Walking Dead as well.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0305357/

Hope they have actors running around screaming "Where's Carl??" too.

Well at least the maze will probably have more plot development than the show.

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=61215&start=350

Beautiful.

I've always wanted there two be TWO Space Mountains, and one of them was purple, and you launched out of the top of the white one and into the purple one, but you also had to go through the elf from Gauntlet's legs to get there. I made this diagram showing it is very possible and technically feasible to do so. Why isn't Disney doing this?????

Well I wasn't convinced but hastily drawn colorful arrows changed my mind!!!!!

Shocked they didn't try to theme this to Harry Potter.

Nerdiest post of 2012.

How are these lap bars?

No.

Maverick.

Yes.

What's the point of helping what's an obvious fanboy dream? It's like giving detailed campaign advice to a homeless person saying he's going to be president.

Are you going to DCA as well or just Disneyland? As far as restaurants, the high end at Disneyland would be Blue Bayou. It's a bit pricey, but if you're looking to impress it's a good place to go. Downtown Disney has a bunch of restaurant options. If you two are old enough to drink, Trader Sam's at the Disneyland Hotel is a cool bar. As far as romantic spots, the obvious place is the Snow White wishing well to the right of the castle. There's also the little fountain area in front of Pixie Hollow. The lower deck of the Hungry Bear faces out to the river and there's sometimes ducks and stuff.

The food quality is very good, like you said it isn't Morton's but it also isn't Applebees. I've eaten there a few times in the past few years, and always been satisfied with whatever I ordered. My issues with Blue Bayou is that it is a bit noisy and the size of the place always makes you feel a bit cramped, plus the disadvantage of Disneyland not selling alcohol. But the setting is unique and worth at least one visit. Napa Rose and Steakhouse 55 (and Carthay now) are more in line with actual fine dining, although the prices really reflect that. ^ As for the prices of food at the parks, yeah they're expensive, but at least with Disney I feel like you get better quality and variety than a Six Flags or Cedar Fair.

^ There's links to menus on here on the right hand column that has prices. Hopefully that helps. http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/blue-bayou-restaurant/

I do wonder if they do a park (or even just a ride) based off Marvel, do they theme it to the movies or the comics? Like having Robert Downey Jr in your ride is going to be awesome now, but then you run into issues if they reboot Iron Man. Just imagine if IOA's Spiderman was based around the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire version.