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After winning Amusement Today's Golden Ticket Award for best park for the sixth straight year, Cedar Fair CEO Dick Kinzel says they continue to build huge rides because it's what the public expects.
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If i lived closer to CP i would be buying a CP season pass instead of PKI and I would be going to CP every other weekend (at least) Everytime I go up there I have a blast. PKI is such a pile of dung compared to CP. I take an entire week and go to CP every year and come back so happy everytime.
In fact, i could spend a whole week just riding MF and TTD all day long. so Blah.
Who cares if the park is pretty or if they have things for the whole family. If they dont have big bad coasters that make you scream for more, then im not interested. Go CP.
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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com - Sillynonsense.com
DELETED! What time does the water show start?
No comment on the rest of your jibberish.
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SCREAM with me... in 2003!
-Jeremy
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CP 2K3: 16
"What are you, a dentist? Or a hippie? Or some kind of hippie dentist?" -strong bad
-Chris-
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What IF the whole world farted at once?!
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"How was your ride?"
Of course they both care about profit. The difference is that Cedar Fair knows how to make a profit and Six Flags doesn't.
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I'd rather be in my boat with a drink on the rocks,
than in the drink with a boat on the rocks.
Cedar Fair management analyzes every potential acquisition very closely before deciding their course of action. That way they can make sure customers are being treated right, and getting the attractions they desire.
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