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Cypress Gardens owners got the OK on Thursday to build one of its rides 120.5 feet high. The county's board of adjustment granted a request for a height variance for the "Thunder Bolt Shot Tower," which will haul riders up into the skyline and then drop them in a free-fall.
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Kevin, almost every park in the world has the same assortment of flat rides. They're staples of any well-rounded park experience. So yes, you are over-reacting IMHO.
mOOSH [t-minus 6hrs, 40 mins until GID]
I have not gone back to Islands of Adventure in 2 years because of the reasons you have mentioned above (nothing new added) and while it is a GREAT theme park there are only so many times you can go on a season pass without being bored. So while I can understand your reaction to Wild Adventures in Ga I cannot see where a new experience in a new location can be the same old thing.
That said when they get the full size woody complete I will probably go to ride it.*** This post was edited by kevin38 6/27/2004 12:58:49 PM ****** This post was edited by kevin38 6/27/2004 1:03:04 PM ***
Give them some time, they aren't even open yet.
Winter Haven is about 440 miles from Valdosta. How are you able to get from one to the other in 2 hours?
mOOSH
Keep in mind who the target audience for the park is, will ya? ;)
Seriously (just for a second I promise), if the park manages to DISTINGUISH itself from the other attractions available in the area....then it can be VERY successful (and profitable). If they try and take on the entertainment GIANTS of Disney and Universal by trying to play ball on THEIR fields, then Cypress is doomed...knowing how Kent B. dealt with WA, I don't see that happening, he seems to have a very good grasp on things...;)
P.S. 440 miles south of valdosta would be miami*** This post was edited by kevin38 6/29/2004 3:12:53 PM ***
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