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I said Semi-Announced because there is still very reliable sources which are saying that WOF is also getting a Revolution ride. This all makes me pretty excited. Discuss! *** Edited 9/6/2004 3:14:24 PM UTC by Rollerfreak8***
Dorney, new floorless
Knotts, new inverted
Valleyfair, last year Steel Venom, this year Riptide
Worlds of Fun, new spinning coaster and now this expansion
They don't ignore their parks like Six Flags does. And assuming that the operations are of quality of Cedar Point, I'm sure they are doing a great business.
And what about Michigan Adventure? That park has been getting the **** treatment when compared to other Cedar Fair parks. I mean come on, you buy a park like that for a measly $12,000,000 and can't afford to put a descent expansion in it when you build coasters costing twice as much as that in other parks.
I'm not saying Six Flags is better at spreading the money, but take a look at Cedar Fair, they aren't overly generous with most of their parks either.
On the other hand. Im glad CF is aknowledging all their parks and keeping them in great shape! Now I want to know whats in store for GL in 05!
"I wish I was Barbie, the B**** has everything!
-Alizabeth-
On the other hand, Michigan's Adventure hasn't got much love from Cedar Fair.
"Heavily medicated for your safety!"
Personally, I think this is a good expansion for the park. If what my sources have been telling me is correct, then WOF can expect something BIG next year. So, its good that they are building something to accomodate the guests that they will surely gain next year!
When will Geuaga Lakes 05 plans be announced? *** Edited 9/6/2004 8:27:17 PM UTC by Peppermint***
SFGAMDie HARD said:
And what about Michigan Adventure? That park has been getting the **** treatment when compared to other Cedar Fair parks.
Correct me if I am wrong, but wasnt a top ten wooden coaster built under Cedar Fair's management as well as various water park enhancements? And I belive they are on record saying that when the park can stand on its own, it will get an addition.
Looks like a nice addition for Worlds of Fun, I imagine some major expansion is planned if they are going the resort route.
eightdotthree said:Correct me if I am wrong, but wasnt a top ten wooden coaster built under Cedar Fair's management as well as various water park enhancements?
No, the top ten wooden coaster I'm sure you're referring to is Shivering Timbers and it was built in 1998. That was a couple of years before the CF buyout. CF bought MIA in 2001 I believe.
As far as water park enhancements go, I have no idea. *** Edited 9/7/2004 4:25:42 AM UTC by Scream Machine***
Good to see some bucks going into WOF.
BTW, these would also be great at GL, and would make a lot of sense! I know I would stay in them!
And look...no mention of SF (doh!).
I'd rather be in my boat with a drink on the rocks, than in the drink with a boat on the rocks.
Correct me if I am wrong, but wasnt a top ten wooden coaster built under Cedar Fair's management...
Shivering Timbers was built in 1998, 3 years before CF aquired MiA.
as well as various water park enhancements?
The cabanas hardly count and they're the only water park activity added since 2001.
And I belive they are on record saying that when the park can stand on its own, it will get an addition.
So where's the beef? MiA had a record attendence last year; Kinzel stated in last year's conference call that MiA impressed them with double-digit increases in attendance.
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