cyberdman
And who cares about Ripple Rock's media day? I'll probably be able to download the podcast at some point, right?
Rob Ascough said:
Well, I do think Geauga Lake is in better LONG TERM shape with CF at the helm. If Six Flags still had the park, they would have driven it so far into the ground that it would have been sold to developers by now. That's not saying the same won't happen with CF, but I'm betting they eventually do something great with the place.
Perhaps the old regime would have. However, GL is just the type of park Mark Shapiro could have really sunk his teeth into.
I know the old game shows used to give away a lifetime supply of macaroni, but I couldn't fit that in to this thread. :)
If SF had really WORKED the 3-parks-in-one angle, promoted the daylights out of the park, offered some nightly fireworks, gone more towards company outings and birthdays and such, priced themselves accordingly, they could have made a profit at GL by being everything CP is not...and it could have been done WAYYY cheaper than building 4 coasters in one year (not that *I* didn't enjoy them, just that it really was the WRONG business decision).
If the *big event* IS indeed Ripple Rock media day, I need to get some press credentials.. :)
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Because i recall it being huge news the morning that it came out. were people in the know and didnt tell or did jeff just decide to tease us for a while this time?
But it certainly was a big deal. I don't think many people saw it coming after the SF purchase of the park originally. *** Edited 5/16/2006 8:56:39 PM UTC by matt.*** *** Edited 5/16/2006 9:03:31 PM UTC by matt.***
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