Poison Ivy’s Tangled Train has new name.

Ride signs, paint, and maybe a new trademark? That's not bad. I'll bet more guests will know who Catwoman is than Poison Ivy.

Maybe it has something to do with trademark restrictions or something. Maybe they're limiting which hero/villians SF can use. Are there any other Poison Ivy themed rides at ANY of the other SF parks? Just a guess at why they would otherwise change a ride with a perfectly good name and landscaping to match.

I'm surprised no one asked yet...

...who's going to count it as a new credit? ;)

My theory is this. Maybe, they think Catwoman sells more than Poision Ivy. Catwoman just came out recently, and maybe they are going to have a villian in the park as they said they were going to. They already Mr. Freeze, and Two-Face at SFOG. Poision Ivy (She's hot, but she looks more like a stripper than catwoman.) looks too hot for family friendly environment. For Catwoman, you can just dress her all up in a costume.

Poision Ivy rules the villianesses. Sadly, no Poision Ivy's at the parks.

Also, what about the fact that there might be a lot of greenish/yellow rides at that park already. I don't know. I haven't been to that park. Some parks have a lot of some color, and it's look like too much for the park.

Well, SFoT painted their Mr. Freeze in blue and red and still call it Mr. Freeze, so...

I think that's more like a joke though (to me). Mr. Freeze is hot because it's SFOT, but he's still cold. When you get cold, your face gets red. You can interpret it a number of ways.

I personally like the old Mr. Freeze scheme, but maybe make it a little brighter blue like they do now. So, just lose the red. Maybe, they are going to change it (the name). Just not yet??

Painting a ride a different color tricks the GP for a year thinking it's another ride. Than, they get used to it. So, I don't see how it helps if you aren't advertising. If the color scheme was horrible to begin with, than I understand, but why paint it so differently if it looked good already. I haven't seen this coaster in person (Poision Ivy's ____), so I don't know how bad or good it looks.

Michelle Pfeiffer was sexier than Halle Berry, btw.

I doub't that the general public would think its another ride.

Are you serious, Spinout? It's all for marketing/merchandise sales. The company could care less if anyone actually rides these rides, as long as it makes them money.

I wouldn't be surprised if SFOT's Mr. Freeze is renamed Superman at some point, especially if they're going to make more Superman movies. SFOT doesn't have a Superman coaster.