We usually stay in harrisburg, and just make a day trip to knoebels. Or hit it up on our way to hershey.
LostKause said:
No one goes to Knoebels. They don't have a hotel.
Actually there is ample lodging within 15-20 minutes of Knoebels. The hotel in Shamokin is crap. Try staying out near Danville or Bloomsburg.
15-20 minutes is too far. They are not there specifically for the park. Proof that no one goes to Knoebels. If Knoebels needed a hotel, they would have already built one.
( ;) Winkieface, just in case you couldn't figure it out.)
-Travis
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^^And if they DO decide to build one, it'll be ready before Flying Turns.
The amusement park rises bold and stark..kids are huddled on the beach in a mist
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Going to hit Morey's for sure, as we are going to Sea Isle for a week and we usually head over to Wildwood for the Tuesday special and one other night. I think I still have a couple of sheets of Castaway Cove tickets so we'll take the kids up to OCNJ one night.
We will definately do a long weekend to Knoebels, cant wait since I never got a chance to hit the Black Diamond. Going to try and work Hershey into that trip.
It's also looking good for availability of my Parent's Williamsburg timeshare, so a BGW/Water country USA trip is in the works, maybe VA Beach.
Definitely will do my 20 or so trips to CP, including Coastermania and Boobuzz, 2 or 3 to KI.Going to do the event at Dollywood. I'm hoping to make it to Holiday World for the first time.Wish list: Kennywood, SFGA,SFGADV,BGW,and KD.My wife wants to hit Universal Studios Florida during Thanksgiving for The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. I guess we'll have to see how it all plays out.
J-rod
Definately: Hersheypark (40 min away & season passes) and Knoebels
Probably: Dorney and Six Flags America
Good Chance: Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Hopefully, if Vacation plans workout right: Carowinds, Dollywood, Lake Winnie & Six Flags Over Georgia
Would like to even squeze in a trip to Kennywood with possible stop overs at Lakemont and DelGrossos.
With the exception of a possible vacation through the Carolinas, Tennesee and Georiga, most everything will be pretty close to home for us this year.
I think my days of being able to afford to go to any amusement park are over. But, I do have a couple on my wish list for 2012. And, one of them is NOT Cedar Point. Nothing new there other than windseeker.
I haven't been to Six Flags Great America since the Superman coaster was new. So, I think I would like to go there again. Lots of new things have been added to the park since my last visit, including roller coasters that I have not been on. And, the new X-Flight coaster is certainly high on my lists of must dos. Probably won't go to the water park, unless the ride side of the park is dead.
Another park I would like to go to is Holiday World. With all the talk about the roller coasters there, I think that would be cool. Plus some of the other things that they continue to offer that other parks don't. It's just quite a drive to go there. So, gas money is going to be a big issue.
Two places that are on my list are Canada's wonderland and La Ronde in Montreal. I once did both parks in a weeks time. But, now that you need a passport to cross the border from Michigan by car, that might have to wait for another year. Love both parks.
But, I think the Great America trip is the only logical one at this point. If I was rich, and could afford to travel more, I'm sure California would be high on my list. I have never been there. It would be cool.
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