Benjamin22

Universal Orlando Resort is now closed

Disney World has now closed

Cedar Fair was focusing their efforts on integrating the Paramount parks and were installing major coasters at those parks during that time.

Do you think are we going to see more rides removed at Cedar Fair parks to make up for the decreased revenue and attendance the parks will likely experience?

DISNEYLAND HAS CLOSED

No gatherings over 100 in Ohio now... don’t have much faith in these parks staying open in a few weeks. All schooling closed now also? The state of Ohio is acting very quickly to this crisis, I’m betting my money now these parks won’t open.

No, the situation is rapidly changing. We’re still 2 weeks out from opening, look how much has changed in the past 2 weeks.

Cedar Fairs stock is down nearly 50% since the beginning of February.

We’re now seeing the United States suspend flights between Europe and the United States for 30 days. This will most likely only have a major impact on the destination parks.

It’s logistically impossible to provide every guest with a mask. The health care industry needs them much more then a theme park guest.

^ interesting questions, glad to see they’re conducting a survey. I thought them asking about giving all guests free masks was a strange question.

The problem is people don’t know they’re infected due to the long incubation period. Furthermore there’s already been several cases of people breaking their quarantine and visiting places.

Wonder if they would offer refunds for passes if they end up being closed for over a majority of the season?

That’s fine, Diamondback & Mystic Timbers have good looking signs. IIRC the logo is going to be put onto the former Firehawk photo booth building according to the announcement video.

Cedar Fairs stock alone is down nearly 20% in just one day. The American tourism industry is going to be hit hard from the coronavirus without a doubt.

I don’t really even like RMC hybrids nor do I want to see one come to the park. RMCs restraints are uncomfortable and their rides don’t seem to be high capacity. Not to mention their most recent conversions seem to have had a lot of issues. Kings Islands investments into high capacity and reliable rides is the way to go in my opinion.

The company that made the commercial, Carbon VFX, did not work with Cedar Fair to make a Yukon striker or Copperhead strike commercial. Wouldn’t hold my breath on them making one for Orion.

Carowinds with out a doubt, that park has changed so much. 3 great steel coasters, a new waterpark, new front gate & several area renovations.

I don’t see why the two areas should be merged, Oktoberfest is fine in my opinion, it just could use another small flat.

Mountain Gliders was still in the park before CHS, it was just moved and rethemed. I don’t think they’re adding a new ride back there for this season. We have just over a month before opening, not enough time to be build it, test it and open it.

Interesting they cleared this area out, anyone got any theory’s? (Referring to the top left of the photo) Also I’m surprised they may not be removing the Dinosaurs Alive path.

Until other parks start removing more of their older coasters I don’t foresee either of them going anywhere. There’s dozens upon dozens of other older, less popular coasters in the chain.

Yesterday it was announced that testing would be free and paid for with Medicare I believe.

I don’t see both The Bat & Invertigo leaving within 10 years, rollercoasters aren’t really a normal occurrence & the park has already removed 2 Coaster recently.