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Must of ran out of poles so this looks half janky

From the past 2 years of going, They do the sequence where there is an audio story played which signals the start, once the sequence is finished the scare actors come from the left and right of I-Street's intersections (Planet Snoopy and Festhaus intersections) and walk towards the crowd. Once the firework effect goes off, the rope drops.

24 hours!

Personally, I see this as Carowinds doing something apple would do and solve a problem that they invented.

https://www.carowinds.com/blog/2023/scarowinds-first-in-fright-faqs?utm_id=24FSP

From what I heard, BBW was removed before selling the park to make it appealing to the buyers since they wouldn't get the bad press

Looks like haunt info will be released tomorrow

Was at the park yesterday and saw the maze warning / information signs were put in place. The Madame's sign was in place.

I got my credit

Sadly it would be a locker requirement. Ride ops cannot continue checking if they are waiting on someone to take their seat.

Last year on the Friday night in august that the park was open, I was able to ride DB and MT 4:30 - 5 for ERT

I believe yesterday I saw a lift from the I street cam, hard to tell from afar but the pixels seemed to not be there after an hour.

Carowinds was also the test park this year for the drink plan plus season pass addon.

I'm not sure how practical something like that would be, it only really seems like the stadium is only used for 1-2 weeks a year on a large scale. I just don't see why this would make any financial sense in any way shape or form. The walkway would only really benefit that 10+ people who are going to the park then walking to the stadium. It's too specific to build a bridge over a highway from an amusement park that is open seasonally to a place that has only 1 major event per year

The only time I've ever purchased something from there was back at Dollar Days (ahh those were the days). I got cotton candy!

Sending my condolences to Snoopy's Snack Shack

From my thinking (and looking). When the video originally was posted, I watched it and saw that they were all zip tied to the lapbar. Some of the ones in the back were only hanging on because of the zip tie. It shows that they couldn't put something small on the ride without a proper way to secure it.

That's a big whoopsie

Monday and Tuesday were there as normal from the beginning. Both days have not been changed. Wednesday - Friday were going to be the start of the park being closed during the weekdays. They later added these 3 days later on for the dry park.

As I reported awhile ago, these days were going to have the entire park closed but they added these days later on to have the dry park open.

When I went to Cedar Point in June, you couldn't even enter the turnstiles as a ticket holder until the park officially opened. This is in contrast to what Kings Island does. Carowinds let's everyone in the park but you cannot pass a certain point until the park officially opened without a pass. Kings Island does it best letting everyone roam the park just requiring you to show your pass at any open early ride during the time.

I'm envisioning a world where arrow created this in the 80s and everyone that rides gets very hurt. I don't know why I think of this when I see it but it feels like it would be an arrow thing to do.

I'm not sure if there was an arbitrary rule, that's why I asked to see if the ride had none so if there was one added by cf for that park, we may see one for ki. Looking back, I really wrote that question in a confusing way, sorry about that.

What I'm meaning is that if the minimum requirements set by the manufacturer were let's say the same with this vekoma we're getting. That would mean Cedar Fair enacted a higher requirement than the manufacturer for only letting adults with kids ride. That's really what I'm looking for.