Atmosfear in Vancouver

Jeff's avatar

Not quite worthy of a full news item, but...

http://www.vancouversun.com/name+Playland+tallest+ride+announced+At...story.html

Groan. What an awful name.


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Acoustic Viscosity's avatar

Seems like a perfectly good name to me (and already used at Morey's for their AWESOME drop tower).


AV Matt
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Ya I love Morey's drop tower!
I would like to make it to Playland sometime! I love these StarFlyers! I wish we could get the worlds tallest here in the States!


Atmosfear is infinitely better than WindSeeker, IMO.


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Maverick1983 said:
Ya I love Morey's drop tower!
I would like to make it to Playland sometime! I love these StarFlyers! I wish we could get the worlds tallest here in the States!

Vancouver is possibly the best vacation spot on earth. Don't go to vancouver TO go to playland... Go to Vancouver and go to playland. If that makes sense ;)

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Nothing you Canadians says makes sense, eh?


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Hoser.


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Acoustic Viscosity's avatar

Take off! ;)


AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf

Wow! Steriotypes Dave Thomas, and Rick Moranis style. Very nice folks, very origional.

What I meant was go Vancouver, and go to playland. But don`t make it the reason you come to vancouver, there are soooo many things to do. But don`t eat the mushrooms. ;)

Acoustic Viscosity's avatar

You knows we kiddin' ya, D (well at least Clint and I are). :)

P.S. Vancouver is very beautiful indeed.


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Jeff's avatar

I live all of three hours away. I really should visit this year.


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Yea, but you would need a passport. :0


Before you can be older and wiser you first have to be young and stupid.

Is getting a passport in the US that big of a deal?

LostKause's avatar

Doesn't it take like over a hundred dollars and three months?


Not to mention the federal shut down that is pretty much a sure thing, as Obama has said (well, the "White House" has said) he will veto any extension Congress passes. But that is another issue entirely.

The short answer is: If you don't already have a passport, if you want the full book, it could well be over a year (the sign in my local PO says to give it a year). If you just want the card, I would guess 4+ months right now.

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Jeff's avatar

If the government shuts down for a weekend, it's not going to take a year to get a passport. The State Department was doing a pretty good job at turning around passports quickly.


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WOW! 87 bucks and 1-2 weeks.

Yet another example of US slacking. just kidding. I believe if you mail in the form it takes a while. But you can go to a government office and drop it off. Then it goes really fast.

LostKause's avatar

Why should it cost that much money for you Government to allow you to leave the country for a short time, for business or pleasure. That's still ridiculous, in my opinion.

One to two weeks is a reasonable amount of time to wait for a passport though, in my opinion.


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^^^^It cost me $145 ($110 for passport, $25 for processing at post office, and $10 for the pictures I got at Walgreens). They said it usually takes about 3 weeks and I will have the passport in the mail.

I'm gonna be going to Vancouver this year. Yep, just to ride coasters :)


Billy

Wow, they need to change the signage at the POs then (at least, the ones around me all say 1 year for the book). If I would have known they had been turning them out that fast, I might have been more apt to go ahead and get one.


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