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With summer in full swing, Geauga Lake and Kennywood park in Pennsylvania are taking each other on with rattles and rumbles worthy of one of their signature wooden roller coasters. Running pointed ads and sending mascots deep in each other’s territory, the advertising battle echoes all along the 120 miles separating the two parks.
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On second note; I understand the way KW runs its rides. I've read over and over on these posts about how these operations work. That point said, on trips to the park I still get aggravated waiting in line for 30-45 minutes while only one train is running. I think its bad business to say "well, they know what they are doing because they have been doing it for over 100 years." I think it would be arrogant of KW not to try to improve its operations for customer satisfaction.
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