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Petition to rename the new scooters ride Flying Beagles anyone? IT'S SO OBVIOUS. Thank Ty Mullins on Twitter. But c'mon. Flying Beagles.

At least one member here is very excited about the new Starbucks.

It's my experience that the type of snooty teen looking down his/her nose at kiddieland is oft the kind of borderline hoodlum I really wish would just stay home.

Snoopy's Splash Dance will be removed and replaced will flying scooters and a Zamperla Jump Around ride. Transmitted from Wild Space via my datapad's DROID brain

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About to head to my first shift at Winterfest! So excited!

Not to double post, but I see the Facebook commenters are already up in arms about how "lame" the new addition is. Little lesson for all of them, in case they stumble upon this thread somehow. Flying Scooters that are physically located in the children's area of an amusement park =/= a kiddie version of Flying Scooters. That is all. Furthermore, admission costs aren't increasing (to my knowledge) and no rides are being removed. Don't like it, don't ride it, plain and simple. No loss to you. I'll be happy to not have you in front of me in the line. You just got a 24 million dollar coaster. Let the families and the little ones have something to enjoy. Our coaster lineup is phenomenal, and frankly, it was even before Banshee was built. Our flat ride lineup and our childrens' area were in desperate need of attention, and now they are getting it. This is a win for the park in every conceivable way. No, they aren't our old scooters. Frankly, if anyone really, honestly believed there was ANY chance we were ever getting them back, they are delusional. The kids and the general public will not know the difference, and Cedar Fair is far too intelligent to take a successful attraction from its new home purely to appease a relatively small group of enthusiasts. And if you're an adult who doesn't want to ride them because they're in the kiddie area, then frankly, you don't deserve to ride this wonderful ride. On a busy Saturday at Cedar Point (whose scooters are in a children's area), I rode their Eagles several times with no more than a couple cycles waits. Meanwhile, on a dead weekday at Kentucky Kingdom (whose scooters are not in a kids' area) I typically had to wait several cycles to ride. Narrowing the demographics to whom an attraction is marketed means shorter waits for everyone who wants to ride. It was a great move. SR&R is returning to Coney, so that section will be just fine once again in terms of flats. If you happen to be the one person in the world that really, REALLY loved Snoopy's Splash Dance, then I guess you have a right to be a little upset. But personally, I don't know anyone who even cared that it was there, let alone enjoyed it. Facebook commenters: The lowest common denominator of humanity.

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So for those of you who are saying "OMG WHERE DID IT GO", here ya go.

New for 2015: The Nation's Newest Rides and Slides This thread is a personal project of mine, alphabetically databasing all of the new rides and slides opening at amusement and water parks in 2015, from the massive coasters to the miniature children's rides. I'll continually update this post as new details are released and new rides are announced. If I'm missing anything, or you think there's anything useful that can be added or changed to any piece, please don't hesitate to let me know. Adventure City Anaheim, CA Rewind Racers - A family shuttle coaster manufactured by Gerstlauer. Adventure Park USA New Market, MD Wild West Express - A compact family roller coaster. Formerly operated as Windstorm at Old Town in Kissimmee, Florida. Adventureland Farmingdale, NY Turbulence - A $5 million Mack spinning roller coaster. Beech Bend Bowling Green, KY Air Race - A Zamperla air race Monster Truck - A children's ride Unnamed Swing Ride - A standard swings attraction Sizzler - A replacement version for an existing, similar ride Tornado - A replacement version for an existing, similar ride Canada's Wonderland Vaughan, Ontario, Canada Typhoon - A waterslide with oscillating funnels and hairpin turns Splash Station - An interactive children's play area Carowinds Charlotte, NC Fury 325 - A massive 325-foot giga coaster (the world's tallest) with an 81-degree drop and 6,602-feet of twisted steel track. The 3 minute, 25 second thrill ride will go under and over the park's new entrance plaza, reaching a maximum speed of 95mph. The attraction will be manufactured by Bolliger and Mabillard and will be built on 8.4 acres between North and South Carolina. KICentral Thread SlingShot - A standard Sling Shot attraction that'll shoot riders 300 feet in the air. Casino Pier Seaside Heights, NJ S&S Double-Shot - A 120-foot S&S Double Shot. Cedar Point Sandusky, OH Rougarou - The former Mantis, originally opened in 1996, under a new name with a new paint job and new floorless trains. KICentral Thread Cincinnati's Coney Island Cincinnati, OH Unnamed Pendulum Ride - A spinning, swinging ride that lifts riders 35-feet in the air. KICentral Thread Unnamed Children's Bumper Cards - A miniature bumper cars ride. Darien Lake Darien Center, NY Brain Drain - A 70-foot slide complex with two launch capsules and 360-degree loops. Rolling Thunder - A Larson loop. Dorney Park Allentown, PA Cedar Creek Flyers - Larson Flying Scooters with eight 2-person tubs. Great Escape Queensbury, NY Buccaneer Beach - A re-imagining of the former Noah's Sprayground area. It will be themed to pirates and feature spray jets, water slides, and an enlarged pool deck. KICentral Thread Hersheypark Hershey, PA Laff Trakk - An indoor spinning roller coaster with sets and scenes lit by blacklights. The family attraction will twist through 1,400 feet of steel track, feature multiple high banked curves (the steepest at 85 degrees), and last 1 minute, 10 seconds. Holiday World Santa Claus, IN Thunderbird - A launched wing coaster (the nation's first) manufactured by Bolliger and Mabillard. The $22 million thrill ride is the park's first major steel roller coaster and will hurtle riders from 0-60mph in 3.5 seconds, twist through 3,035 feet of track and four inversions, and stand 140 feet tall. The ride will also feature two "headchopper" keyholes, a signature feature of most wing coasters. KICentral Thread Idlewild Ligonier, PA Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood - A refurbishment of the former Mister Roger's Neighborhood trolley attraction. Kentucky Kingdom Louisville, KY T3 - The park's former T2 thrill ride, originally opened in 1995 and last operated in 2009. The 101.7-foot inverted coaster, manufactured by Vekoma, will now feature new trains. KICentral Thread Raging Rapids River Ride - The park's former river rapids ride Enterprise - The park's former Enterprise Skycatcher - A 130-foot ARM Rides Vertigo Cyclos - A swinging, spinning pendulum flat ride (a Zamperla 16-riders) Kings Dominion Doswell, VA All of the below attractions are part of a Water Works waterpark expansion. The first three are on the same 65-foot slide complex. Paradise Plunge - Three "drop chute" body slides from the top of a new slide complex. The slides will have a near-vertical drop and feature twists and turns in a translucent flume. Aqua Blast - A waterslide with four 360 degree spins across 449 feet of slide. Thunder Falls - A tubed ride that ends with a series of intense drops. Splash Island - A new water play area for smaller visitors. Kings Island Kings Mill, OH Woodstock Gliders - A Larsons International flying scooters ride with eight two-person tubs. KICentral Thread Snoopy's Space Buggies - A Zamperla jump-around with six four-person cars. Knoebels Elysburg, PA Impulse - A 98-foot Zierer steel roller coaster with a vertical lift, vertical drop, and four inversions (cobra roll, vertical loop, inline twist). The 1,985 foot coaster will reach a maximum speed of 56mph. Knott's Berry Farm Buena Park, CA Voyage to the Iron Reef - An interactive, 4D dark ride. KICentral Thread La Ronde Montréal, Québec, Canada Maison Rouge - A year-round haunted house. KICentral Thread Lagoon Farmington, UT Cannibal - A $22 million, 208-foot steel roller coaster with a vertical lift, beyond-vertical drop, and a maximum speed of over 70mph. KICentral Thread Miracle Strip Amusement Park Panama City Beach, FL Starliner - A Great Coasters International wooden roller coaster, built to resemble the former John Allen classic that closed in 2004. The ride will feature a dragon-shaped tunnel. Mt. Olympus Wisconsin Dells, WI The Manticore - A 140-foot StarFlyer Orlando Eye Orlando, FL Orlando Eye - A 400-foot observation wheel. Quassy Amusement Park Middlebury, CT Frantic - A swinging, spinning flat ride manufactured by VISA International Collidoscope - Junior bumper cars Silver Dollar City Branson, MO All of the below attractions are part of the new Fireman's Landing, a new park area with a collection of family-friendly rides and attractions. Fire Spotter - A Zamperla Balloon Race Fire Wagon Frenzy - A Zamperla Crazy Bus FireFall - An S&S Double-Shot Tower Fireman's Flyer - A kiddie swing ride Up the Ladder - A Zamperla Jumpin' Star The Roundabout - A Zamperla Jump Around Firehouse Splash Yard - An interactive water sprayground Firefighter's Fire Drill - A foam ball play area Firefighter's Fire Escape - A large climbing structure Firefighter's Junior Escape - A soft play area for toddlers Six Flags America Upper Marlboro, MD Bourbon Street Fireball - A 7-story, 360-degree Giant Loop, manufactured by Larson International, Inc. KICentral Thread Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Vallejo, CA Dare Devil Chaos Coaster - A 7-story, 360-degree Giant Loop, manufactured by Larson International, Inc. KICentral Thread Six Flags Fiesta Texas San Antonio, TX Batman The Ride - A 4D wing coaster with a 120-foot elevator-type lift, two beyond-90-degrees drops, and magnetic fins that will flip riders upside-down six times. The thrill ride will feature Bruce Wayne and Batman themeing in its queue line, including the Batmobile and Bat-Signal. KICentral Thread Six Flags Great Adventure Jackson, NJ El Diablo - A 7-story, 360-degree Giant Loop, manufactured by Larson International, Inc. KICentral Thread Six Flags Great America Gurnee, IL Tots Livery Surrey Carriages - A returning children's ride Red Baron Airplanes - A returning children's ride Lady Bugs - A returning children's ride 40th Anniversary Celebration - A season-long celebration that will include in-park festivals and weekly events, in addition to a complete refresh of the park's Carousel Plaza and Hometown Square. KICentral Thread for celebration and above. Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, CA Twisted Colossus - A re-imagining of the former Colossus wooden roller coasters, originally opened in 1978. The twin tracked thrill ride will be linked into a single, 5,000 foot circuit and the wooden track will be replaced by Rocky Mountain Construction's signature steel track, making it the world's longest hybrid roller coaster. It will also now feature two lift hills, 128-foot drops at 80 degrees, and 18 airtime hills, in addition to the first "high five" element in the Western Hemisphere. Other elements include a Top Gun Stall and a Zero G Roll. KICentral Thread Six Flags Mexico Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico Sky Screamer - A 242-foot swing ride that will spin passengers around a 98-foot circle at full swing. The 2 minute ride will reach a top speed of 35mph. KICentral Thread Six Flags New England Agawam, MA Wicked Cyclone - A re-imagining of the former Cyclone roller coaster, originally opened in 1983. The new Rocky Mountain Construction thrill ride will feature 3,320 feet of twisted steel track, stand 10 stories tall, and reach a maximum speed of 55mph. It will also be the first coaster of its kind to have a 200-degree stall and two Zero G Rolls. KICentral Thread Six Flags Over Georgia Austell, GA The Joker Chaos Coaster - A 7-story, 360-degree Giant Loop, manufactured by Larson International, Inc. KICentral Thread Harley Quinn Spinsanity - A new spinning attraction. Six Flags Over Texas Arlington, TX Justice League Battle for Metropolis - A 3D interactive dark ride experience that will allow passengers to shoot physical and virtual targets in an attempt to save the city of Metropolis and rescue Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Supergirl. The 3 minute, 20 second ride will be a collaboration between several big name companies: Oceaneering will manufacture the ten motor driven, motion based vehicles, capable of quickly accelerating and stopping. The six person vehicles will also feature four ranges of motion - forwards, backwards, and side-to-side. Sally Manufacturing will create two animatronic superheroes, a Cyborg in the queue that will inform riders of the state of Metropolis and a Joker within the ride. Pure Imagination will create the 3D graphics and films, presented on eight separate screens, the largest being 30 feet wide. Lexington Scenic will create the physical sets. Alterface will create the interactive gaming elements. The whole attraction will be housed inside a 15,000 square foot space, formerly used for the park's Action Theater. KICentral Thread Six Flags St. Louis Eureka, MO Justice League Battle for Metropolis - A 3D interactive dark ride experience that will allow passengers to shoot physical and virtual targets in an attempt to save the city of Metropolis and rescue Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Supergirl. The 3 minute, 20 second ride will be a collaboration between several big name companies: Oceaneering will manufacture the seven motor driven, motion based vehicles, capable of quickly accelerating and stopping. The six person vehicles will also feature four ranges of motion - forwards, backwards, and side-to-side. Sally Manufacturing will create two animatronic superheroes, a Cyborg in the queue that will inform riders of the state of Metropolis and a Joker within the ride. Pure Imagination will create the 3D graphics and films, presented on eight separate screens, the largest being 30 feet wide. Lexington Scenic will create the physical sets. Alterface will create the interactive gaming elements. The whole attraction will be housed inside a 15,000 square foot space, formerly used for Scooby Doo Ghost Blasters: Mystery of the Scary Swamp. KICentral Thread Six Flags White Water Marietta, GA Dive Bomber - A body slide standing over 100-feet tall (the park's tallest) with a nearly 90-degree drop out of a clear, enclosed capsule with a trap door floor. Riders will reach speeds in excess of 40mph. KICentral Thread Stricker's Grove Ross, OH Pirate Ship - A standard swinging-ship. Universal Studios Hollywood Hollywood, CA The Simpsons - A large expansion outside the pre-existing Simpsons Ride that will feature several new dining options, including Krusty Burger, Luigi's Pizza, Phineas Q. Bufferfat's 5600 Flavors Ice Cream Parlor, Moe's Tavern, and Duff Brewery. KICentral Thread Fast & Furious: Supercharged - A new scene on the Studio Tour, housed inside a new 50,000 square foot building. It will feature the world's longest and most expansive 360-degree screen, spanning 400 feet in length and utilizing 18 4K projectors. The attraction will be part of a new nighttime tour offered at the park. Valleyfair Shakopee, MN All of the below attractions are part of a Soak City waterpark expansion. KICentral Thread Breakers Pipeline - Four 65-foot tube slides with "trap door" floors. Breakers Plunge - Two 90-foot speed slides. Barefoot Beach - An interactive splash pad nearly an acre in size. Waldameer Erie, PA Wave Pool - A $10 million wave pool with capacity for 1,000 people. Worlds of Fun Kansas City, MO Splash Island - A 4,200 square foot sprayground for smaller visitors. ZDT's Amusement Park Seguin, TX Swithback - An intense family wooden roller coaster with a 64-foot drop, 104-degree overbanked turn, and a forwards-and-backwards segment. The attraction will be manufactured by The Gravity Group. KICentral Thread Once again, if you see any attractions or important details I'm missing, just let me know and I'll update and add to this original post. I'll also hopefully get around to including links and images, although I don't want to clutter up this post too much.

YouTube commenters make Facebook look intelligent by comparison. Just sayin'.

After the announcement, Don handed out a few extra flash drives with the press release and renderings. He gave me one, so I assume it is OK to post the images here. They are uploaded to my Flickr account in my "unowned images" album, clearly labeled in the description as being copyrighted by Kings Island and Cedar Fair. Starbucks building: Planet Snoopy rendering: Thank you again to Don for giving me these.

Putting them in Planet Snoopy keeps families from riding together...how? Adults can ride many of the attractions in that section even without a child (Surf Dog, Woodstock Express, and The Log Flume among other things) and Flying Scooters usually have a 36-inch height requirement, which lines up well with many kids attractions. And it is not unheard of for this type of ride to go in a kid's area or park. This actually does still go with Ouimet's image- location really doesn't factor in too much when determining if families can ride together. They can still do just that in Planet Snoopy as well as they would in Coney Mall, Rivertown, etc etc. Unless it's you hate the fact the Scooters are being dropped in a "kiddie" area, and you refuse to touch anything with that label- TV, Books, Video Games, Movies, etc etc. In that case, I feel a bit bad because then you miss out- sometimes, stuff made for kids can be better than what adults get. And to Goodyellowkorn: Oh...yes...that name is so full of win.

Ferris Wheel. We need a Ferris Wheel. I mean, come on.

(Hartland photo posted for relevance) Notice, as Terpy mentioned, two speeds, with the dial set to the lower speed. Notice also the orange thing on the bottom-right. That is a foot pedal. The ride operator must have a foot on that at all times the ride is running. When they let go, the ride will begin slowing to a stop, ending the cycle. If you snap one of these sets, and the operator has never witnessed this phenomenon before, it is quite likely that they will be startled. When startled, they might jump a bit, causing them to slip off the pedal for a moment, which ends the ride cycle. And that's the story of how I accidentally caused a bunch of people to get a shorter-than-expected ride on Professor John's Flying Machines... Even in the low speed, the Larsons are fairly snappable. Not as much as the old set now at Carowinds, for sure. But better than most. Much better than the Bisch-Rocco set at Holiday World, so at the end of the day, the manufacturer does not completely determine the snappability of these things. No, it wouldn't be OUR Eagles. And we aren't getting them back. Technically, that's speculation and I don't KNOW that, but I'd put good money on it. There are children in the Charlotte area that love those things as much as any of us did. They are a part of Carowinds' identity now. Sad for us, but true. That said, while the Larsons are not AS good as that set, they are solid flyers, and unlike the ones at Holiday World, they are better than nothing. I've ridden three sets of the Larsons (Darien Lake, Hartland, and Cedar Point) and they are pretty consistent, too. If we were getting a set, you could have a pretty good idea what to expect out of them if you've ridden another one. For what it's worth, I think Flight Commander's pad would be a great place for a set of flyers. The slight elevation above the main midway could provide some snap-friendly wind conditions too.

Just imagine if YoungStud were still here. Ugh*. * Not aimed at him, but at his comments.

^^^ Oh, sorry. Yeah I kind of did overlook the "Family with Teens" demographic- my bad. That group will likely miss out on what's probably going to be a solid ride because it's in the "kiddie" area, and not know what they are missing. Which is kind of sad because Surf Dog and RFYLCB (Log Flume) likely already get hit. They still put up great ridership numbers, and are popular enough even without that group. And reading Terpy's post, perhaps we "win"- shorter lines for us if those teens refuse to step foot in Planet Snoopy. I have only been one 1 set of Scooters- the ones at Holiday World- and I actually even enjoyed those, and if those are a "bad" set then I really would like to see what even a "decent" set can do...

Starbucks nostalgic? Really?? On another note.....some of you are hard to please.

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It'll be in the Festhaus.

I think moving Snoopy's Splash Dance to Soak City would be a good idea, only reason my daughter hardly ever went in it is because it had to be done back to back with a trip to Soak City because of the obvious bathing suit requirement.

It depended on who was in the park. Sometimes, a group of snappers would quickly clear out the line!

Limited capacity. Before, there were many, many days the Eagles line was long, and the sign "Singles Will Be Paired" was rigidly enforced. I am THRILLED they are going in the kiddie area. "How quickly they forget." ****** Starbucks so big? WiFi. Covered. Inside. "Things are not as they seem, Skim milk masquerades as cream." ******** Oh, snap!

Hey I'm a long time visitor to this site but just created a profile. Is it just me or is the announcement on Kings Islands web page missing the part about the petting zoo? Also I am super excited to see the return of the eagles. I rode the Lake Erie Eagles at Cedar Point and had a blast. They were pretty slow to load though. I am just not that thrilled that they are going into Planet Snoopy instead of putting more things around the park that families can do together.

The Picnic Grove will have a new entrance. No doubt that's part of the reason the theater is leaving. Not a bad idea, either. That'll make it more accessible to groups that book and more obvious that it exists at all for groups who might want to book but don't know that's an option. Also great if they return to using it for Snoopy's Halloween Party or similar events, so they can keep all the activities in one general area. When reading that the Planet Snoopy theater will become a petting zoo, did anyone else think they meant the Enchanted Theater inside the dark ride building? I hoped that ventilating fans were part of the conversion...

Man. There kid's area is ranked number 1 to begin with. Now they are adding this, that is going to be a good fit. I wish it could have gone somewhere outside of Planet Snoopy but thats ok with me.

Hopefully, during the renovations of the candy shop, they do not completely remove its beautiful Spanish architecture. It would be a shame to see the Don Quixote statue be removed.

Putting the scooters in Planet Snoopy goes directly against Mr. Ouimet's desire to have rides that the family can and want to ride together. I would have used the Flight Commander pad and kept the rest of the changes in Planet Snoopy.

Really excited for flying scooters, not so much about the location...

It's better than nothing.

Honestly, when I saw this announcement on Facebook, my first thought was "More?" I'm not complaining, just a little surprised-they've already added so much in such a short time.

A guess: Flying Scooters. This short of a notice before an announcement screams "small flat ride." WindSeeker had only a week or so between the announcement of the announcement and the announcement itself. Not that I'm getting my hopes up, but wouldn't it be neat to see the original Eagles return to KI? Or perhaps they'll just cover additions that don't warrant a large announcement on their own. Fountain upgrades like at KD or Wonderland, the "sequel" to Cirque Imagine, and/or another equally significant feature could, all together, be a decent announcement for tomorrow. Whatever it is, I'm definitely interested!

This thread is not about what is coming to Kings Island ride wise. This is about what rides would be great to have in the park it's self! So, to quickly start off. My thought was the Downdraft at Knoebel's Park (Video by ThemeParkReview (Can't you tell?))

Big difference. Great coffee does not equal Starbucks. As Terpy would say.....How soon they forget. Or as I would say.....How much they never knew.

For exactly that reason (as Terp has pointed out) I'm thrilled about the location. Capacity. Lines will likely be shorter in Planet Snoopy, especially at night. This does mean no night rides in late September and October, but as with all things, give and take. The scooters at Kentucky Kingdom are not in the children's area. In my visits, they frequently had fairly long lines, and that's at a park that does not get nearly the number of visitors as KI does. Just food for thought. This is a good addition. Not to mention, Planet Snoopy is very open, while Coney Mall has trees, coasters, and fairly big flats to block wind. That matters in terms of scooters. Look at Stricker's. There was a time when their scooters were fairly snappable. Then they moved them to the area between the two coasters, and snapping is nigh impossible. On another note, I second the petition to instead name them the "Flying Beagles".

Glad to see the addition of a petting zoo. My younger kids love the one at CP. It always has a decent crowd and finally, I won't have to fight with the kids that always want to go through Snoopy's Splash Dance when they aren't dresses for water play but now I kinda feel bad for not letting them since they no longer will have the chance.

They do need a better variety throughout the park. As it is most of the park is high thrill rides and roller coasters...which aren't exactly family friendly, imo.

It's replacing ThrillSeekers, which is located on the left side of International street.

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I never will be a Starbucks fan so I don't like that they are taking out a shop for one.

Wait. They have a Woodstock costumed character? I've literally never seen him out and about. And I've been going to the park quite regularly for as long as we've had Planet Snoopy.

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At least Kentucky Kingdom gives me a good, Harty 32 ounce cup when I ask for free water, rather than one of our infamous Kinzel Thimbles (or Kinzel Kups if you prefer alliteration over near rhyme). So, I suppose that's one positive, right?

I'd definitely have to, on a very serious note, choose the Flying Eagles. On a semi-serious note, I'd say that it would be very neat to see Son of Beast return as an Outlaw Run style RMC steel coaster. BUT.....Phantom Theater is still up there on the list....

Or...Six Flags Darien Lake opened an awesome new ride called Superman: Ride of Steel. The riders were meant to be restrained such that they could not stand up, nor prematurely exit the trains while the ride was in motion. There were, however, no seat belts, and the T-bar restraint system was notable for its minimalist design. Media Day came, the coaster opened. The next operating day came and went. On the next day, early in the day, a rather large guest rode the ride without being completely restrained for at least the last third of the ride cycle, if not all of it. The ride became, at least for that rider, a stand up. And he exited on a bunny hop. In front of his small daughter. He was injured, but survived. Seat belts were rapidly installed. Sadly, it was not to be the last of similar incidents. Some of the unrestrained guests did not survive. There have been major train modifications several times since Superman: Ride of Steel opened that fateful week. (Note that B&M has not had similar restraint issues. Note also we are not only talking about INTAMIN here. See Texas...)

Also looking for... * New ride to replace the sinking one * something built with the green Intamin track that was seen heading to the park some time ago * Camper village Don spoke of last year

A refurbished Shake, Rattle & Roll should be in the announcements. New Flying Eagle's would be a very pleasant addition!

Finally, the announcement. I have been waiting for them to announce the announcement for a while.