Interesting "Land" names
Have you noticed the names some parks give to their sections? Do you know what park these lands are located at?
1. Beat Street
2. Dragon Island
3. Critter Country
4. Liberty Square
5. New York Street
6. Spassburg
7. High Sierra Territory
8. Lickskillet
9. Nottingham Village
10. Chouteau's Market
11. Rivertown
12. Boomtown
13. Orleans Place
14. Fantasy Forrest
15. Pontchartran Beach
-Good Luck!
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Rob
"Some people spend an entire LIFETIME wondering if they made a DIFFERENCE. The MARINES don't have that problem." -President Reagan 1985
I know for a fact that #8 Lickskillet is SFOG.
Critter County sounds like Wild Adventures and #15 sounds like Jazzland/SFNO.
Here's a toughy: 16. Gotham City
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Nitro, Gemini, Laser, Ice, Thunder...The American Gladiators!
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Rivertown is PKI, Orlean's Place is Disneyland, I think Liberty Square is the Magic Kingdom, Boomtown, I would think SFWOA, but it doesn't have the Lonney Tunes part attached to it, Nottingham village I think is SF Belgium, and New York Street is MGM Studios at WDW
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2. Adventureland (Iowa)
3. Disneyland
4. Magic Kingdom (WDW)
5. Disney MGM Studios or Universal Studios
6. Six Flags Fiesta Texas
7. Six Flags Magic Mountain
8. Six Flags over Georgia
9. Six Flags Astroworld
10. Six Flags St. Louis
11. Paramount's Kings Island
12. Six Flags over Texas (?)
13. Six Flags and Paramount's Great America
14. Six Flags Great Adventure
15. Six Flags New Orleans
X Factor
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There are 2 parks with an "Orleans" themed area. Disneyland has New Orleans Square and of course SFGAm has Orleans Place.
Disney did a lot better job with their Orleans.
Did you know that in both the MK and DL the Haunted Mansion attraction are located in the "Square" areas of the respective parks? Also, these are the only locations in the parks where the buildings are numbered, in order, with odd on one side and even on the other.
Just a fountain of knowledge.
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Hypersrule said:
The Movie District, yet it looks more like a seaport.
And which park are you talking about? Magic Mountain? If you are, then you're right because the previous theme to The Movie District was Monterey Landing.
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*** This post was edited by BeastFreak on 11/25/2002. ***
X Factor said:
1. Worlds of Fun
2. Adventureland (Iowa)
3. Disneyland
4. Magic Kingdom (WDW)
5. Disney MGM Studios or Universal Studios
6. Six Flags Fiesta Texas
7. Six Flags Magic Mountain
8. Six Flags over Georgia
9. Six Flags Astroworld
10. Six Flags St. Louis
11. Paramount's Kings Island
12. Six Flags over Texas (?)
13. Six Flags Great America
14. Six Flags Great Adventure
15. Six Flags New Orleans
I'm impressed. :) did you really know all of those or did you have to look some of them up?
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Swoosh said:
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I'm impressed. did you really know all of those or did you have to look some of them up?
When I was first getting into the world of theme parks and roller coasters, I studied park maps whenever I had the opportunity. Many of the parks you picked from I have not been to yet.
X Factor
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http://sfohio.tripod.com
Awww, spewey, you beat me to it. I was going to make a "Searing Gas Pain Land" joke.
Oh well....
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