Wild wets world

Does anyone know where I can find the ride stats ? On the news last night they said they have already sold 20,000 season passes. I hope they add more parking. Cant wait for the opening and to ride diablo!

This link is the best I can find:

http://www.wildwestworld.net/ride.htm

Tom

Thanks I remeber seeing them in print and they seemed outrageous compared to the actual heights etc. Anyway its cool that they are building a new park when so many failed /closed last year.

Don't think I saw this posted anywhere else. The first official park map is now online.

Link

A bit cluttered, but overall a nice design.

And right smack in the middle of the map: "Future Rollercoaster Location." Let's hope it's wood...what Western-themed park could be complete without one?

Not bad at all.

Looks like there's *sort-of* a soft opening this Saturday.

http://www.wildwestworld.net/johnnywest.htm#artcraft

True that, Moosh. Let it be WOOD! :) Renegade, Outlaw, GhostRider, Maverick...how about The Cowboy or The Wrangler? ;) *** Edited 4/19/2007 4:37:30 AM UTC by Acoustic Viscosity***

Renegade, Outlaw, GhostRider, Maverick

"One of these things is unlike the other
One of these things just doesn't belong."

HaHa

I'm upset that the future roller coaster will likely spell the end to the teepee village on that spot. Always loved those teepees...

You make one every morning, doncha Rob? ;)

^LOL!!! M:TR strikes again!

I'm glad they'll have the Chinese Acrobat Troupe. I was worried they wouldn't stick with the Wild West theme. ;)

Clever, Matthewsan. ;)

Well you know if you keep going west you eventually get to the east lol.

That's the problem with 2D thinking in a 3D world.

You can always go east (or west) and never stop going east (or west), but if you try going north (or south) eventually, you will change direction without ever turning.

^Huh? Daniel confused....... ;)

Once you reach the poles and continue travelling you change direction. That does not happen when travelling east or west.

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Mamoosh said:
You make one every morning, doncha Rob?

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You got that right. Must be the reason I feel such a special connection to that area of the park ;)