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P. 512: Holiday World acquires Santa's Cottages resort

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Raven Maven is at it again! *shakes fists*

 

Recent post on the HoliWood Nights Facebook group page shows Lauren and Leah holding, as Paula put it, a "Secret Document."

 

Here's a link to the page if you are a member of the Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/325861871036/

 

Here's one of the photos posted in the group for those who can't see it on the link above.

Who's heading to Chicago for No Coaster Con this weekend? Matt's bringing four videos, including one with Lauren and Leah revealing a Secret Document.

 

Looks to be a schematic and a tall (long?) one at that. The proportions are off for this to be a schematic for Thunderbird. 2016 maybe? If so...wow that was fast! Question is...could this be for the former Pilgrim's Plunge/Giraffica area or...an area including where the (former) Sparkler once stood?

 

For those curious like myself, I tried a few tricks to bring out any detail on the paper....it looks as though most of the schematic has been Photoshopped (or purposely overexposed) out. Except for the important bits at the bottom. Those are the boxes where all the design information goes...

 

Here's that photo.

 

Thoughts?

 

Paula, I just finished recovering from my withdraw from all the hype leading up to Thunderbird's announcement!

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This is looking like it will overtake X-Flight's air traffic tower for my favorite keyhole element. Awesome pictures.

 

My partner is 6'5" so we're very happy to hear the ride is a go for him.

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^^^ being a civil engineer, I have NEVER seen a plan sheet like that so I'm all kinds of confused.

 

I was thinking the exact same thing.

 

From reports from No Coaster Con, it was the original steel coaster Will Koch had designed(I'm assuming this is the B&M invert HW told TPR about over the summer) to go over and around The Voyage.

 

Also, I came across a picture of the 2015 park brochure with a park map in it on Facebook. Pilgrims Plunge's station is still on the map with a body of water surrounding it. The part where the water park and dry park boundaries intersect by Hyena Falls shows that there is a bridge that goes over the water park pathway and that Hyena Falls new pathway starts where the entrance to PP from the water park used to be and goes underneath the pathway leading to Thunderbird. I know this is just a drawing, but I don't think they would have had drawn it up like that if that's not what the pathway situation was going to be like.

 

Edit: Btw, the new park map is not the the parks website yet.

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^^^ being a civil engineer, I have NEVER seen a plan sheet like that so I'm all kinds of confused.

 

I was thinking the exact same thing.

 

From reports from No Coaster Con, it was the original steel coaster Will Koch had designed(I'm assuming this is the B&M invert HW told TPR about over the summer) to go over and around The Voyage.

 

 

I wonder why they changed to a wing coaster over an invert?

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A Minecraft look at Holiday World

 

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… and Splashin’ Safari.

 

And even our Santa statue:

 

At first, I really felt badly that I’d missed the “hey, take a look!” tweet from the creator of this impressive Minecraft rendition of our parks:

 

 

… by several months.

 

But when I noticed the date of the tweet and saw it was posted the day before our big Thunderbird roller coaster announcement last July, it seemed likely that anyone who was this big of a fan would understand one overlooked missive.

 

Matt, for one, is thrilled. Although our park president admits he’s a bit puzzled by the Minecraft phenomenon, his six-year-old son – Drew – has it all figured out.

 

First, middle-child Claire, 10, proclaimed the park tour legit.

 

 

Drew quickly corrected his big sister, “No. It’s better than legit.”

 

Big thanks to WolfStrike150 for the three months of devotion in creating our park on Minecraft – can’t wait to see v2.0!

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