A new amusement park!

[Nrthwnd]

And at the Johnny Western Theatre there in WWW (note the English 'twang' there?)...

 

Superchick Concert Feb.11 or

 

Wild West World Bridal Fair Feb.24 ---

 

Hmmm.

 

Decisions, decisions...

 

[Satoshi]

And at the Johnny Western Theatre there in WWW (note the English 'twang' there?)...

 

Superchick Concert Feb.11 or

 

Wild West World Bridal Fair Feb.24 ---

 

Hmmm.

 

Decisions, decisions...

 

 

they really sound great.....

[PkiJake]

My moms friend at her work grew up with the main girl in Superchick. She sung at that girls wedding last June and I saw her up close, my sister like them a lot and was so excited to actually talk and meet her.

 

-Jake

[crazyrider06]

That is very exciting for Kansas not too much to do out that way but at least now i have one good reason to go out there

[christianscoasters]

Seeing as Kansas is in Tornado Alley, don't they have those to worry about? How good to rides stand during winds that strong? I'd hate to see the park demolished by a rouge Tornado.

Were you even thinking when you said that? Every place has natural disasters. California has earthquakes, tsunmai's, and sometimes they can have volcanoes even in the surrounding areas. I see a heck of a lot of parks there. And Florida. They have hurricanes. They have Disney World, BGA, Sea World and a LOT more. In conclusion, I think that every place has something to worry about. Oh yeah, like I've said before, I live about 10-15 minutes away from Wild West World. I have NEVER seen a tornado in my life. The only other city I've lived in is Wichita. And that's about 20 minutes away from me. Sure, we have tornado warnings and watches, but I have never witnessed one close to me. Now I'm not saying that we don't have tornadoes, but they are very rare to touchdown. What about all them parks in Texas? Oklahoma? Anywhere?