TopThrill

The house inside the fort was used by Gen Serv years ago, one of the floors was used as a office. I've never seen the house at all, but I'm trying. All I know is the front of the house is pointing towards the the water park.

I was looking around and found this, a list of all the major park's with there time lines. What sets this apart from other time lines is, some of the years listed had that years cover of the park map displayed. http://timelines.home.insightbb.com/pki_years.htm

Nice pictures TopGun1993.

We drove by the construction site today, its really neat seeing that iron be lifted into thin air like it was nothing.

I think Coke will stay, but Pepsi isn't bad ether.

Hay nice picture of the park map, I don't know ether when its going to open up at Jungle Jims.

For employees, in the back area's there sign's almost every were that say NO SMOKING. At the bottom it says something about to call the number to report people smoking in no smoking area to the state.

If it was last Saturday and not today then, I wasn't there.

When did this take place today, I was there working. Guess I didn't see this.

Is this real, or is it made up?

Really X isn't that great of a ride?

The path after the picnic area, crossing the tracks and entering the water park. Coney mall, along with Rivertown.

WOW thanks for sharing Steveo3631, I've only seen maybe 5% of those photo's in the past. I really like the 3-D model and the '78 park picture.

I do remember the Tanks in the water pool's, and I was to short to ride. The Old Car ride, the Eagles I miss the most.

Was that lake used by that canoe ride?

Yeah I got the same Photosmart printer, it works wonders. I bought my frames from mediaplay, they were 10 buck a piece. Next time at walgreens I'll have to grab come.

Thanks, I was playing around in photoshop. I think it turned our ok.

Yeah don't know if you can buy one this late, the hole thing is done in full color pages. Think im in there 2 times, I worked a whooping 997 hours last year.

Hay has anyone gotten there 2006 year books, mine just came today. Its about time!

The Peters Cartidge Company is on the Loveland bike trail, so every trip up the north trail its hard not to see it. I heard some were that during the civil war, stuff was made there don't remember what. Yeah the place is falling apart, is someone trying to fix it up because every time I go by there, theres always some kind of work force there doing something. I see metal sheets being attached over the windows. I have been in and around tower 2 at WWC, I didn't feel anything like any other day but it was neat.

Yeah thanks paramountfan for sharing, looks very interesting.

Hay TopGun1993, looking at our posters. Were did you get those frames, I have three of them and need more but don't remember the name of who made them. And I see you got a hp Photosmart 8250?

I've nervier been on a Vekoma flying dutchman coaster, but I have been on a Bolliger & Mabillard flying coaster. B&M's Superman Utimate Flight at Six Flags Great America is a true flying coaster. The way you board and load, the trains are in the flying position from the every start to finish. Vekoma is way different from B&M. But I will check out Firehawk when its open.

One thing my manager was telling me this past September was, even on a hot day in the area of WWC. Down the enter/exit path, when the path dips into the valley its always cool. Again even on the hottest day this area is always cool. I just find that a little weird. One thing you don't want to do, is go down that path by yourself at night. Its one of the most creepiest things around.

One thing my manager was telling me this past September was, even on a hot day in the area of WWC. Down the enter/exit path, when the path dips into the valley its always cool. Again even on the hottest day this area is always cool. I just find that a little weird.