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While this is true, Timberwolf doesn’t even compete with or compare to the existing venues at the land formerly known as Coney Island. And on top of that: the Lindner Tennis Center has announced plans to use their stadium across the street as a concert venue after a series of renovations. Timberwolf’s only draw is that it happens to be connected to one of the nation’s best amusement parks. On its own: it’s been outdated for decades. Which is why it’s HILARIOUS that they thought they could charge a SEPARATE admission for it to a series where the beer ran out and had issues (while being sponsored by a beer company (one that was already on shaky ground and is now gone), the bathrooms were old, and the acts were… well, probably didn’t need all those seats for what they’d draw.
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Six Flags and Cedar Fair Merge
Gordon Bombay replied to IndyGuy4KI's topic in Kings Island Central Newsroom
Thanks so much, @Kenban. -
Six Flags and Cedar Fair Merge
Gordon Bombay replied to IndyGuy4KI's topic in Kings Island Central Newsroom
Correct me if my understanding is wrong, but this seems like more of an upside for SIX shareholders and more of a gamble for the CF side of things? -
Coney Island Permanently Closing
Gordon Bombay replied to Oldiesmann's topic in Coney Island Central
I missed it because I got enticed by the headline at the bottom: “this one secret doctors don’t want you to know.” -
Coney Island Permanently Closing
Gordon Bombay replied to Oldiesmann's topic in Coney Island Central
To clarify, I was referring to "Facebook Nonsense" in the sense of click bait news fodder (like when a certain local tv news station posts "they said WHAT" over the a headline about a b-list celebrity), not necessarily sharing Coney stories. -
Coney Island Permanently Closing
Gordon Bombay replied to Oldiesmann's topic in Coney Island Central
I mean, it’s probably way more hassle than it’s worth. Both of those structures probably require additional infrastructure where if you’re going to put a new pool/plumbing in — why not just spend the money on new attractions at that point? And we’re talking about two attractions that, while great for Coney, would be relatively unnoticed among the swath of KI offerings. Also, yeah it would be a good PR move in the sense that a few local tv news stations might use it as feel-good-fodder for the older crowd still watching the news and spreading Facebook nonsense, but how much is that really worth? It’s tragic what happened to Sunlite Pool and hopefully MEMI preserves Moonlight Gardens/some history, but the park truly died in 1971, not 2023. -
Camp Snoopy Construction Updates
Gordon Bombay replied to Hawaiian Coasters 325's topic in Kings Island
Exactly. It's also a kids ride that was omitted from a clickbait list on USA Today. Don't think this is a "Dewey Defeats Truman" situation here. -
I would, no joke, buy a season pass for 2024 if they just showed the Days of Thunder movie again.
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Three Planet/Camp Snoopy rides to change names for 2024
Gordon Bombay replied to BoddaH1994's topic in Kings Island
Holy s**t, this is so perfect it makes my head hurt. -
I distinctly remember looking it up as a kid after riding the ride and never being able to get the QuickTime videos to play. Figured I hadn’t missed much once movie was gone from AT.
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Is 7th Portal technically in the MCU?
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The 2008/2009 offseason was a wild time. It can’t be understated just how big of an undertaking Diamondback was. Not only in terms of new construction, but the adjustment the park needed to make for both operations and maintenance. Adding that ride into the lineup was a big deal that touched nearly every department that winter. Once it was all said and done and the coaster was topped off, they had a massive party for all the winter workers (both the in-house folks and contractors who built the ride). One of the signature items served up on the Festhaus grill that year was… well, you guessed it…