SmartCat7162

I'm so glad to see the fireworks returning this year—they're such an important part of the park experience. I was a bit worried they might limit them to just Friday and Saturday nights, so it's great to see them sticking with the usual schedule of every 10pm close, even with the budget constraints. I am hoping that we see a different show in the showplace theater next year.

That is a tough location to have food in. I feel like even though it’s near two rides it doesn’t offer anything of substance really. I would lose my mind working there it is probably so slow.

I don't typically view Planet Snoopy from this angle so personally it does not really effect me the only place you can see it from there is the tower unless your craning your head on Diamondback to look at Planet Snoopy. While it isn't pretty I think this vantage point makes it look worse and even then when I'm looking out from the Eiffel Tower I don't usually look at Planet Snoopy.

Although we didn’t get a new coaster this year it is reassuring to see how much was invested in the park infrastructure during the offseason. It always makes the future of the park look a lot better when things are renovated and will be preserved for years to come.

I think I've addressed this before, but I feel that the Eiffel Tower is our front gate coaster and to put anything else in front of it would ruin the skyline. I think what really makes it special is when you walk in and the Eiffel Tower is the main focus for your eyes not a coaster. What I like is no coaster obstructs that view. All the coaster are around the centerpiece of the park and If you get rid of Invertigo I guess you could put something in the front, but I would want it to be something close to the ground so it does not obstruct the site lines of the tower.

What is the first thing everyone plans to do at the park when it opens?

I will be interested to see if Banshee runs 2 or 3 trains this year. I think after all the issues it might be only 2 trains and a lot of the time it does end up stacking in the station so it does not really matter whether there are 2 or 3 trains.

They served soft serve, but they did not serve the Blue Ice Cream. I think it is more dole whip like.

Is there even a room up there? I always thought it was the elevator shaft.

Is railblazer welded together and also it is a prototype ride? If one of these are true I doubt we see a railblazer relocation since welds would be harder to take apart then bolts.

I understand Alpen Fury not opening in time it is such a major addition should they be further a little further a long sure, but I would not want to be working on building a coaster when everything is frozen. I think major additions that did not start construction until August or even later are understandable not being open until later, but not getting the water park ready would be unacceptable.

I will say having all 42 parks on one app, one website etc could feel very full and make things harder to navigate. I would like to see things stay separate until some of the fat has been trimmed from the company. I think 42 parks would just be so over stimulating in the online store for example. Also having 42 park maps on an app like the format that current Cedar Fair has would take up so much phone storage and until fonts, colors, and other styles are standardized across the whole brand I do not see everything. merging. I bet the corporate team has been working on either one app or separate apps for each park and one website.

Probably in the front of International Street. But for a more secluded location I would maybe the walk back from The Bat near that one swinging element. Or in front of the clock on the other side of the Eiffel Tower.

If you are telling me the water park addition isn't ready until past memorial day I would be severally dissapointed because they had so long to do this. Water park closed August 18th and you are telling me they could not get this done by May 26th that would be very upsetting. Like I understand with Camp Snoopy since winter is so unpredictable in Ohio and you can't begin to work on that too soon.

I feel like having a GM on the ground that knows the associates and interacts with the guests is super important and feel like if this is true could be a major loss to everyone all over the board.