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While Snyder's people are now seated on the board, the existing executives aren't out of work yet.
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State arrangement shows that self-regulation works.
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Indoor water park and resort exceeds expectations.
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New rides are key to marketing the theme parks.
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Dan Snyder, Mark Shapiro and Dwight Schar replace Kiernan Burke, James Danhauser and Stanley Shuman.
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On a slow news week, Jeff, Mike and Pat talk about the Six Flags vs. Red Zone story.
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Suit filed on behalf of shareholders who purchased shares from December 14, 2004, and July 28, 2005.
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Six Flags board may continue to make decisions pending vote count.
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Dan Snyder's group wants to avoid delayed action on solicitation consent vote.
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Local planning authority approves preliminary plan for wet attractions.
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The owner of the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad has teamed up with a venture capitalist and an amusement operator to strike a deal to buy Ghost Town and get it back in operation.
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Dan Snyder's Red Zone says that 57% of stockholders agree to board shake up.
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OD Hopkins flume is first ride in $26 million project.
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Holiday World's Will Koch joins us, Atlanta aquarium, Geauga Lake expansion, Disney deaths, more Six Flags vs. Red Zone fun, more Disneyland Paris loss, Universal Orlando fun, Tatsu at Six Flags Magic Mountain, Stratosphere stranding.
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New photos from 1000 ft. show progress made on the park's second wooden coaster.
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Agency intends to reach guests in new ways.
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A core part of the industry consumer gets hands-on with exhibitor product.
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Negative-G and PKICentral.com show the park in transition from the regular season to Winterfest.
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A power outage Tuesday night stranded half a dozen people on the ride in mid-air hanging off the tower.
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Trade organization recognizes venues that have high-quality human resources programs.
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Cuts are a result of restructuring and increased expenses for gasoline, property insurance, health insurance and taxes.
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B&M flying coaster set for a spring 2006 opening.
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Dorney Park's oldest building, the former Mansion House Hotel & Restaurant, was demolished Wednesday.
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Ride company founders recognized for their pioneering designs.
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Industry recognizes best live entertainment.
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Management blames record hurricane season combined with aggressive anniversary marketing from Disney.
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Company continues to control costs and increase revenue.
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Firm says record poor performance an obvious reason to shake up the board.
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Birth defect and viral infection attributed to deaths on Mission: Space and at Typhoon Lagoon.
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Award program recognizes marketing efforts of amusement attractions.
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B&M hyper coaster construction is on schedule for April 1 opening.
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New parks structure intends to rapidly roll out new projects and increase consistency of business practices throughout the unit.
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Shamu center stage for SeaWorld, steel done the B&M way, Six Flags sale hijinks, indoor water parks (again), RCT coder sues Atari, Cedar Point and Geauga Lake get new ad agency.
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Northeast Ohio park continues its evolution under Cedar Fair ownership.
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The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions, after four years in Orlando, is trading Disney for downtown Atlanta.
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Opening around Thanksgiving, the new Georgia Aquarium will boast size and unique attractions.
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Pictures show White Water Landing removal and construction progress for Skyhawk.
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Two of Astroworld's star attractions have already started showing up at Six Flags New England in pieces.
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Six Flags Over Texas unveiled its largest expansion in its history by announcing the addition of 10 new rides and attractions for the 2006 season.
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Police release report, family continues with litigation.
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Labor and PR problems establish negative image for the park.
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Contributors have raised money to satisfy three-fourths of the park's $2 million in debt.
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Agency handled marketing for the parks in the 70's and 80's.
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Accountants say that the publisher did not pay the developer what he was due.
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Firm says that it believes Dan Snyder's direction and board appointments could turn around company, Six Flags has no idea who they are.
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New offerings from Great Wolf and Six Flags will keep guests wet year-round.
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Current execs ask for support in rejecting take-over bid and allowing sale of company to be completed as final bids are accepted.
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Clermont Steel Fabricators manufacture the steel for B&M coasters in North America from their plant in Southern Ohio.
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New marketing effort focuses on redefining the icon for a new generation.
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Hurricanes made for difficult construction schedule of new ride.
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Cedar Point announces Skyhawk and new pricing, Cedar Fair revenue up, Six Flags revenue up, Liberty Land closes, Joyland will stay open, we talk coaster geek tech.
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Boards that operate the park want to close it after substantial losses.
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Government minister gives a detailed breakdown of the HK$25 billion it has spent so far.
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Diaco Investments says it intends to grant its consent in favor of Red Zone LLC.
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Special extra episode features Cedar Fair, LP chief executive Dick Kinzel.
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Revenue for first nine months expected up 9.5%.
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Sale to new owners complete, 2006 opening "probable."
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Six Flags AstroWorld closes, announcements from Hersheypark, Michigan's Adventure and La Ronde, Mt. Olympus talks indoor park, Cypress Gardens looks forward to big year, Japanese store gets flack for rooftop half-pipe.
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Resort revenue continues to help results.