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I'm just wondering what part of IJST is going to go where the flyers were. Is it going to be the queue, or is it going to be part of the ride itself? Also, I'm still wondering what they're going to do with Flight Commmander's platform. They must have something in mind or they just would've put the flyers up there.

PKI's mailer has the artwork that we've already seen for The Italian Job on it.

I liked that idea the best. If there's one thing that PKI needs it's a full service restaurant. Although, I did suggest that it might be a better idea to build a replica of one of the famous TV Land eating establishments. Just imagine getting to hang out at Cheers or Arnold's from Happy Days. They could even build the building in such a way that they could have separate rooms with a bunch of different TV Land Replicas. I for one would love to eat in the Huxtables kitchen.

I thought some of the ideas were great, but some of the others were real duds too.

At Six Flags Great America the FastPass costs approximately $5 per ride, you have to buy them when you get there. At Universal you either purchase an Express pass per ride or show them your room key for their overpriced on-site hotel. I've never seen a park that has a FastPass system open to all. The originators of the fast pass system, Walt Disney World, and Disney Land, have always had their fast pass system open to all guests.

I think it really depended on where you were sitting. My fiance and I were sitting in front of the lost parents building and the music was definitely too loud, but by the time they started playing it moving was not an option. I just think they need to work on regulating it a bit more.

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I know that the parade route on the map is wrong, but what is the actual parade route?

I heard Jeff say on the news last night that IJ was going to go where the Tiques currently are.

I have no idea where would be a good place for this ride. It seems like the Antique car site would be too small. Anyone have any info concerning this? Also, will this be considered a coaster or a flat? Is it going to be like Test Track at Walt Disney World or is it going to be more of a coaster?

Hey all, I'm planning on going on Saturday so that I can see the Nick Parade before it leaves. I have a couple question though. 1. What time does the parade run 2. What's the best place to see the parade 3. How early do I need to get there to have a good seat 4. Is it really worth seeing Thank you in advance for all of your answers.

Is it just me or does the map make it look like the supports for Face/Off come way out to where the Metal Detectors are.

I'd have to say TR:TR. With the amount of money that it cost, and the amount of downtime it's had, it can't have been a good investment.

The magic show was the first time I was really impressed by a show since KI became PKI. I also really enjoyed the Stunt Show last year.

My first looper was KC, but I think FOF has my favorite loops at PKI.

I saw it a few weeks ago. I thought it was better than some of the shows I've seen in the past, but I'd like some more shows like the magic show last year.

Shaggy I'm not necessarily saying I'd buy the chips, just that I can understand the markup.

Is that the show in the International Showplace?

Well it costs a little more to make a better quality product. Also, were talking about prices inside an amusement park so expect them to be high.

That's a shirt from the Rockin' Roller Coast ride a Disney/MGM Studios.

Reptar takes my vote.

Boy, it doesn't surprise me that TR:TR was the best flat they've ridden if they're from up north. Certain parks up north wouldn't know decent flats if they hit them in the face. Oh well, we've got nice flats and nice coasters. I'd prefer PKI any day of the week.

I've been to both PKI and PC. I also plan to go to PKD in the next few years. I have to say that after being to PC and getting bored after a few hours there that I really felt PKI was better.

:offtopic: Why the quotes around Catholic, Chef?

I recently made a topic here about the fact that Viacom has transferred the Amusement Park division from the Paramount Motion Picture Group umbrella to the Nickelodeon umbrella. What kind of effect if any do you think this will have on the theme parks?