What was the commercial for and what channel is it on? I have seen it recently but I can't remember. ----------------- Mike Middleton of Urbana, Indiana
The Santas Village in Dundee Il. ? I havent seen a commercial for it since probably about August when the park was open. They possibly are advertising the Polar Dome Ice Arena if a commercial is playing now. They have ice skating and ice hockey during the winter months. ----------------- ""An hour wait for a 2 minute thrill. Yes, we need our heads examined""
Oh wait! I think I know what you are talking about. I believe it was a Walmart commercial with a woman that works at Santas Village but it must be the one out in New Hampshire because the footage they showed wasnt the one in Illinois. I am pretty sure it was a Walmart commercial but I could be wrong. ----------------- ""An hour wait for a 2 minute thrill. Yes, we need our heads examined""
Yes Walmart, that sounds right. I thought it might be the one in Dundee, but after looking at some pictures I realized it wasn't. The coaster on the commercial has raindeer horns on it. Illinois Santa's Village dosn't have one like that. I wonder if that place is still open this time of year? ----------------- Mike Middleton of Urbana, Indiana
I just checked, they are open in December on Saturdays and that is the place. The coaster has a reindeer head on the front of it.
----------------- Mike Middleton of Urbana, Indiana
The park is Santa's Land in Cherokee, North Carolina. The rollercoaster is called the Rudi Coaster and is the only coaster at the park. ----------------- Mike Favorite Wood: Viper at SFGAM, Shivering Timbers Favorie Steel: Magnum and Raging Bull
No its not, I've been there and the track for Rudicoaster looks different and doesn't do a drop into the station. ----------------- CLICKCLICKCLICK..... WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Favorite Steel: Top Gun: the Jet Coaster Favorite Wood:Hershey Park Wildcat.
They have the Rudy coaster at Santa's Village in New Hamshire also and if you look closely at the commercial, it says Santa's Village right on one of the structures. I have looked at the site for the one in New Hamshire and I believe that it is the one. ----------------- Mike Middleton of Urbana, Indiana
