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The Paducah, Ky.-based Dippin' Dots filed for Chapter 11 reorganization Thursday night, asking U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas H. Fulton to allow it to use cash collateral to continue operations while the case plays out. The company said in a filing that allowing it to use the cash collateral and stay functioning will not harm creditors, including its largest single creditor, Regions Bank, which is owed $11.1 million.
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I've never even had it. It's way too expensive in grocery stores, let alone in an amusement park.
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Corkscrew Follies said:
Where will we get our info from if Dippin Dots dude doesn't have a job anymore.
Pretty sure the Lemon Chill guy is still around.
They aren't going out of business, they're just going to try and restructure their debt and avoid foreclosure.
I don't think I've ever paid for Dippin' Dots. I've only had the free samples at IAAPA. They're delicious, but not $6 delicious.
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Yeah, me too. They're a good novelty. I wouldn't pay for them. Luckily, I don't have to.
That being said, there are at least 6 places you can get Dippin' Dots at Kennywood, so they've definitely got a market out there.
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Dippin' Dots burn a layer off of my tongue. It is an interesting snack item, but I wouldn't go as far as calling the food "delicious". lol
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We got them in 10 locations, plus Mini-melts in 2 more. People love them. And they loved the chance to refinace their debt in the off season when their revenue is so low compared to Spring and Summer.
We had a DD outlet outside of Cleveland that sold huge cups for the same price CP charges for a small. It was so awesome. They also sold cakes, sundae's, etc... Pricing was reasonable and worth it for the amount you got. Sadly they didn't make it in that location. They had so many flavors that you never see sold in parks, either!
The problem is they charge WAY to much at amusement parks for them. Charge less and sell more, IMO.
SteveWoA said:
We had a DD outlet outside of Cleveland that sold huge cups for the same price CP charges for a small. It was so awesome. They also sold cakes, sundae's, etc... Pricing was reasonable and worth it for the amount you got. Sadly they didn't make it in that location. They had so many flavors that you never see sold in parks, either!The problem is they charge WAY to much at amusement parks for them. Charge less and sell more, IMO.
Agreed - although when they are selling Subway Veggie Delights for $9.99 on the Cedar point Midway - I don't see the price coming down soon. I prefer a Coldstone or a Sanders anyway.
Do they include chips with the Subway Veggie Delight? $9.99 is ridiculous.
Rick_UK said:
I'm British and have no idea what Dippin' Dots are =)
It's what you call it when a conference of 7-11 owners jump in the pool at the same time...
Just another Mike..
67440Dodge said:
Rick_UK said:
I'm British and have no idea what Dippin' Dots are =)It's what you call it when a conference of 7-11 owners jump in the pool at the same time...
Damn near made me spit my Pepsi on my cubicle desk, you %^&*!!! :)
The amusement park rises bold and stark..kids are huddled on the beach in a mist
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