Cedar Fair growth about more than rides

This seems to confirm that Great America's Vortex will be getting the floorless treatment.

And that other coasters in the chain will be getting the same treatment.

And that they're going to say something in August.

The interesting thing in the article is the distinction the company makes between revolutionary and evolutionary thinking. Cedar Point has always been a destination where people have gone to stay and enjoy diversions like rides, food, drinks, music, and bathing. So, nothing here is really new except the fresh approach. The company has found ways to evolve their flagship park by reinventing resources already on hand and, happily, it seems to be working for them.

I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if someday we see another resort hotel or two. Like Disney, they see the value in inviting guests from afar and making multiple-day stays attractive. Since the 60's the amusement park itself has grown so that it can easily accommodate an increased number of overnight visitors mixed in with the traditional day trippers.

I think we will eventually see another cedar fair park with a hotel or something. Knotts seems like a fair bet. August sounds right since that is when most rides are announced.

They already have one.

Well then, billb should be pleased with that.

Oh, I didn't know that. I've heard people talk about CW getting one too, but I don't know how likely that is.

If CW could support a hotel, it would already be there.

Sorry, I had to park mid-hotel and only just got here. Can someone bring me up to speed?

Kings island giga coaster?