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mcjaco- I know exactly what you mean. I still feel like its a really small park. Something like only 14 rides, but I zoom out and yeah its a huge park! I wanted to try to make it more real and not have a ride every 50 feet. While doing that I've realized all the fillers I need to put in between rides can take a long time to imagine and construct. haha. Either way I'm having fun with it. If you've noticed I'm on year like 23 there. And i feel like it doesnt look like i've worked on it that long.

 

All of that aside some exciting news. Work on a new section of the park has commenced. Hopefully have a teaser up tonight for you guys.

 

One love,

Josh

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Michael Scarn here again. Got a large update in a small shell for you today, in other words, just a little teaser for the masses. Work has begun on not one but TWO new areas in Cloverdale amusement park. We are busy adding a new woodsy area up on the north section of the park as well as a savannah section just east of Invictus across the river. We're really excited about these two pictures we have for you all. Enjoy.

-Michael

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Teaser of the savannah section of the park so far.

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Teaser of the new woodsy section of the park. Also you can see the new B&M Ultra-Lite, Cannonball Run.

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Michael Scarn here, with a few new pictures of our new B&M, Cannonball Run. We're so close to opening up for the public!

-Michael

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Just some theming by the carousal .

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First drop and identical camelback hills. Sure lots of airtime on that first hill!

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View of the turn around on Cannonball Run. Sure is thrilling diving into a pond 20 feet below the paths and soaring over top of the bath and diving back down 20 feet below the path again!

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The helix section of Cannonball Run! Sure looks exciting diving down by the water so much on this ride!! It really is very well built into the area.

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Originally after that left handed downward turn it went into a downward helix still going left than into that angle hill but it just looked silly so i had it turn the opposite way but in order for it to connect again i had to add the straight sections to the helix making it choppy but I digress, I'm still happy with how its turning out so far.

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Michael Scarn here folks for a quick update for you. The 'woodsy' section in the north quadrant of the park is almost complete. Just need to add some more theming and a few more rides. We love to hear the general publics feedback!

-Michael

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Most of the layout to Cannonball Run

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Added a mini golf right under Cannonball Run. Guests will sure be able to get good pictures from there!

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Working on adding a Go Cart track up here. Themeings coming along nicely!

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Michael Scarn here again. We've added 2 new buildings as well as a new water ride. And we finally got back to the savannah section of the park and are proud to present a wooden roller coaster!

-Michael

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Added a new building to pick up some snacks and souvenirs.

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Monsoon. The parks new splash down ride. It also has a small path to connect the main midway to the woodsy section, for those lazy peeps. ;)

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Overview of the new Monsoon area so far.

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Now onto the new section of the park thats been under construction for a while. This is Outlaw. A twisty GCI ride with plenty of airtime and surprises.

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Overview of the park so far! Things are coming together beautifully!

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"Things are coming together beautifully!"

 

What you just said pretty much sums up my thoughts. I also admire the lack of B&M coasters in your park.

 

You sir know how to plan your parks very well. Quite frankly I'm impressed. Purely, impressed.

 

This.

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