Just visited the Hard Rock Park Backstage tour Sunday. This is going to be a great looking park. Every coaster and ride seat will have individual speakers.
Just in case you're missing the whole layout, all they have constructed is up to the MCBR, not to the final brakes. They still have ~1/2 the ride to build.
I'm pretty impressed that the Ferris Wheel lift is actually going in. Should be pretty unique.
Another interesting thing I learned during the Backstage Tour was that the Myrtle Beach area is not only susceptible to hurricanes, but also lies on an active fault line.
Therefore, the rides and buildings were built to hurricane & earthquake standards.
The Led Zep coaster looks cool. What happened to B&M coasters having a flat stretch of track after the lift hill? Starting with Nitro, those started to disappear? Did B&M determine they were unnecessary?
What's the deal with Medieval Times? People talk about it all the time but twice I went to the one here in NJ and it was terribly lame. Seems like something for littles, and even that's stretching it.
I've been to the Medieval Times Dinner Shows in Myrtle Beach & Orlando. As good as their shows are I like Dolly Parton's DIXIE STAMPEDE even better! I been to the shows in Orlando, Pigeon Forge and Myrtle Beach. Their Christmas Show is Awesome! :)
Answer my Prayers, Overbook my next flight!
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I suppose if you like country junk over knights and sword fighting and stuff. :) Seriously, I've been to the show in Orlando and Baltimore a bunch of times (the Baltimore castle is much newer and nicer), and it's just some goofy fun. The sword fighting is a little cheesy, but whatever.
^ That's the one thing that stands out in my mind- being urged to call a woman a wench. There was something alluring about that, even at a young age! ;)
