The Interpreter

And Wild Escape....escaped Ohio County, West Virginia...

First issue: TerrainSecond issue: That would be an awfully long path that would require an unrealistic amount of expense to populate with sufficient rides, facilities, games, food stands, etc. True, maybe they don't connect but that is a much more logical then building an RMC coaster over top Banshee track and using an old SOB station. Neither of our options are likely ever going to happen. I would much rather see a long path that doesn't have much going on for a while then a coaster on top of another coaster.I don't think either is going to happen btw, I think its more likely we see the DA area be replaced with a coaster. I also think the Crypt building will become a dark ride "coaster" before any massive expansion. Post saved for future reference and use. Terp, who learns the darnest things here.

That was cold!

...and share liability with INTAMIN? KI's changes to Son of Beast were a good part of its problems...

Moving it would be like moving Son of Beast.

But drivers in cars entering a parking lot act remarkably the same from coast to coast.

You are all wet. Or something like that.

Again, that didn't work at NJFTP...

(I suspect you have been trolled. And took the bait, hook, line and sinker.)

That's what happened at NJFTP. And the automated SP lines went away...

"....trash can..."

$1.5 to $2 million a year in future years, which Mr. Hart has said will keep the park competitive, unllike Six Flags. Sure....

See also elephants and Snoopys at the end of flumes. Not good. Not good at all.

Or an olde version of a stock keeping unit. Store: send me five each of 2, 6, 9....

Oftentimes, there is far, far more to a decision than will ever be publicly known.

People thought Rolling Thunder was safe. People thought Thunder Road was safe. Then there's SIX other reasons to worry about wooden coasters. Three letters. Four letters to be abated. Cracked and peeling.... Never assume.

Higher Kentucky State Minimum Wage Would Benefit Holiday World At Expense Of Kentucky Kingdom? http://insiderlouisville.com/metro/communities/pros-cons-minimum-wage-hike/ Really?

Indeed. Here, Dorney Park's hiring process is held out as a leading bad example and the author flatly states that the park discriminated against the disabled: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/270617

Don already did that...

Not really...gold and platinum season passholders already paid for theirs...

To keep records of parking utilization...just as passholders typically use their pass to get entry at most park events.

He's saying that, too....but only for Coasterstock ticketholders without already having season pass parking.

Read Don's post two above yours... Parking IS included for nonpassholders...

That, too. Thanks! Terp, who was on his way to a meeting.

That's not what the Ohio Attorney General's Office has said in the past. A thing of value is a thing of value...