ReedObsessor

Kennywood and Dollywood under the same ownership... something about that feels a bit odd to me. Kenny Rogers often did duets with Dolly Parton, and people often mistakenly associate Kennywood with him. Kennywood (and their Jack Rabbit coaster) have been around well before Kenny Rogers was even born. Also, I dug up an article about Kenny Rogers suiting up with the Steelers in 1980 for the "Kenny Rogers' America" special on CBS. So putting something Kenny Rogers related in Kennywood isn't completely out of the question (though it would add to the confusion).

https://globalnews.ca/news/11081803/canada-wonderland-time-warp-rollercoaster-removed-tomb-raider/ I've been watching over this rumor for months. I've been hearing a lot of people saying that this coaster, a Zamperla Volare, was one of the worst coasters in North America, perhaps the one ride that deserved to be denied a sendoff. Again, I condemn this decision and stand by my "unofficial rule" regarding ride removals, which I decided to put in as my signature, I was only really thinking about going to Canada's Wonderland after the Christmas Day removal announcement of Anaconda, since I felt desperate to ride a different "rumored removal" coaster that was fairly unique from my point of view, and in part because I want to know if Time Warp was even rougher than Cedar Point's Mean Streak. It was a long shot regardless, considering the passport cost, the costs of being in another country, inclusion of other attractions (including the use of CityPass), and the effects of Trum--Ok, I don't want to talk politics. Also, it means that there could still be more removals taking place around the chain before opening day. This includes the KI attractions (Bat, Invertigo, Drop Tower, Congo Falls) among others. And why are they spreading out the removal announcements?

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