Rivertown Rider

Speaking of Dollywood, they have finally started demolishing Mountain Slidewinder. You can get much better views of the destruction from riding Barnstormer if you are at the park.

^ You could easily do an International theme with Italian food, American fare, a wider array of Mexican cuisine, and even move Panda Express over there and put a German stand where Panda Express is now.

On the International Showplace piece, I'd probably just gut International Showplace and build a Harmony Hall type location there. It gives you another indoor show building as well. As packed as Festhaus and the Brewhouse always are it would give another indoor option.

I really do hope that they paint Drop Tower a different color and retheme Action Zone. It is the area of the park that needs the most love. It is the area that still feels the most like Paramount and I would like to see that area adapt.

He has done great things at KI. Our loss is WOF's gain.

Area 72 is a part of the park that would be great to have a big thrilling flat and maybe some smaller family oriented flats. A custom Mondial Top Scan would fit the thrilling piece and doesn't take up much space. A Tilt a Whirl and Musik Express themed to Area 72 would meet the second part. The other thing to keep in mind is if they are adding other rides they could they add more dining back there as well.

If it is anything like Time Traveler I want it at KI. Poor MA can't even get their name spelled right in the poll.

In fairness that Adventureland Twitter handle is a Parody account. But I'm certain the reason they went with the smaller clone was the lower cost.

I certainly think all of the mid tier- WOF, Dorney, MA, Valleyfair, KD) could all use more investment. I'm of the "to make money you have to spend money," and those parks would all benefit.

Absolutely agree. While I really enjoyed Wicked Twister, a ride that is costly only works when the popularity aligns. The electric and maintenance cost is more money they can spend on other more popular attractions. When you are a virtual walkon in a very busy park your days are numbered.

A Harmony Hall style location where the petting zoo is. Similar to Harmony Hall it could have an Italian line, a salad/sub line, and other assorted foods. I would also love to see an all season mac and cheese location.

Wicked Twister is closing on September 6.

Obviously the big rumor for years has been Wicked Twister removal. I would be surprised if it is anything else.

Wicked Twister every day of the week.

I had suggested in another thread about doing a Harmony Hall style location where the petting zoo is. It would give them another indoor dining and entertainment location. You could easily do quite a few food types like Harmony Hall has.

I did get a ride on it Thursday shortly before it went down and I would say it was riding rougher than normal. Hopefully it is back to operating soon.

Typically flats don't really get teased until a day or so out. I figure we will get a better idea on if the chain is adding much in general on 8/4 when they do their earnings report. If KI were to start teasing something I would think it will be in the next couple weeks as passes usually go on sale around mid August.

"They are putting me back in storage for how long?"

To second KDD, the parking tolls open at 8:30, security gates open at 8:45, and then you can scan in and be at the open rides at 9:00.

These smaller models make a ton of sense for the mid range parks. Cedar Fair would be smart to do something like this at Worlds of Fun, CGA, Dorney, or Valleyfair. While I am not a huge dive fan I will say Yukon Striker was much better than Valravn. After being at CP the last few days and seeing the continued popularity of Valravn it would not at all surprise me to us get one even though I think we need a B&M break.

It also looks somewhat like Carowinds' Harmony Hall as well. I do think a Harmony Hall style dining location where the current Peanuts Meet and Greet / former Petting Zoo is would be a great location for an indoor dining area on that side of the park. Especially with a lot of the rides in Planet Snoopy being open during Winterfest it makes sense as all of the dining locations in Planet Snoopy are outdoor locations. It would also give them another indoor show venue for Winterfest.

I'm here, let me go ask the Dippin' Dots guy, but yes a GCI is what the park needs.

My guess is a pop-up store for Carnivale and the return of the Squishmallows shortly after.

I would not be surprised if it left but I have thought for the last twenty years that its time was short. I would be curious to know its ridership numbers, but it is also a very efficient ride system by design. I did ride Drop Tower today and there are no signs of construction around Timberwolf regardless of what others have been floating.

Well we know who is not in the park today... @King Ding Dong