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I know I have talked about this before but any chance we finally see new attractions added that aren’t relocated from other parks in a a dry expansion of the park instead of expanding the water park? New roller coasters, and new thrill rides. I know SFA is a small park but perhaps if they bought more land which is highly unlikely I know we can see some new characters introduced. I would like to see a flash roller coaster. More looney tunes attractions too.

I think if the region of the research triangle continues to grow I think a theme park about the size of Elitch Gardens or waldemeer park in Erie PA could actually work. Maybe the size of Oaks Amusement Park in Portland would work as well. I know KD, BGW, and Carowinds are close by but a local theme park in like Raleigh could benefit if it ever comes one day. Greensboro in the Triad has Wet’N Wild Emerald Pointe.

I understand that Parques Reunidos is developing themed IEC’s-indoor entertainment centers in Asia, Europe and in North America. Lionsgate is partnering with Parques on this. Their is one US location already in the works at Times Square in NYC expected to open in fall 2019. And they have 10 themed indoor entertainment centers in the works already and have at least 20 that want to open in Asia, Europe, and North America. Could this be the next future entertainment for adults, teens, and kids? More for younger adults I would think.

I understand not anytime soon Denver will close Elitch Gardens downtown to be replaced by a mixed used development and I was wondering when Elitch Gardens closes Denver will never have a decent sized theme park anymore. Is it possible that the park will relocate? Not likely but could it or another regional theme park in the Denver area?

Their were plans of Bob Baranick supposedly going to bring a theme or two to Raleigh/Durham triangle area but those future plans have been put off the table and canceled. Do you think the research triangle could support another theme park or two even the triad since those regions of NC lack a solid good theme park. I know Hard Rock Park tried to be successful in South Carolina but failed and turned into Freestyle music park later on then closed altogether. The Carolinas I think could support another park.