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http://www.pointbuzz.com/docs/CoasterMania08.pdf

Even though a variety is a good thing, I have a difficult time believing that CF is going to pay for Peanuts characters as well as Nick characters once the licensing runs out. Although, CF has surprised us in the past.

http://sport.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,2238142,00.html Intresting that they called it the "World's first". Typhoon Lagoon at Disney has had surfing lessons in their wave pool for years now.

Oh, and, if they don't?

Exactly what I was thinking. And everyone might want to get used to Peanuts. What's going to happen when the Nick licensing runs out?

^ You are basing that opinion off of what information?

^ Yeah. 3 cameras at CP vs. 12 (??) at KI. F-O-R-E-V-E-R at CP.

^CP's processing days really don't do diddly poo. Most of the pass holders live over an hour away, which makes the first few weeks of the season absolute chaos trying to get your pass processed. Well over an hour about the first 3 weekends. About 1/2 hour during the week.

^^ Bodda, I'm not doubting your information, but if Paramount spent that kind of money in the few years that TR has been around, then TR is nothing more than another SoB (at least until this past summer ). Costs are outrageous, ride shows up on occasion.

This looks like a lot of fun! http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/?p=1202 IMO, more parks need this type of ride.

This could actually open space up in the park through consolidation of many buildings located within the gates of the main park. They could build a new building in the Eastern end of the peninsula before the parking toll booths.

How can you say that? You were not alive to see the park pre-Paramount.

As discussed here: http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11746

I must have missed that one. Do you have access to that advertisment?

The disgruntled employee surfaces. ... it was only a matter of time.

^ As well as how fast the ride ops are moving. If they are hitting all of the intervals, they could still be sending out full trains, yet the queue line could be virtually non-existant.

http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10678 Another topic about the same thing. Also, how long a line is does not signify how popular a ride is.

Even without the 25% discount, $50 is still cheap.

^ Sure does. But I'm not sure if the 2008 prices are the same as 2007 with the 25% discount. In December passes were $59 at SFGa and if SFA is your home park, passes were $37. For an enthusiast, it's a no brainer. For a company in financial trouble, it is still way underpriced.

Sometimes if you don't air out the dirty laundry, the stink tends to stick around for awhile. But with any luck, this will clean up the clothes.

http://www.myfoxmemphis.com/myfox/pages/Ne...mp;pageId=3.2.1

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/cu...rl_tab01_layout

Of coarse it's going to be red. Two things that you can always count on CF for: 1) Red coasters 2) Crazy amount of garbage cans

^ Honestly, it's going to have to completely off the wall to get rid of the "Defending the Rumor" quote. Nobody has got there yet. But someone is trying very hard!

You have seen some pretty crappy treatment? Geez, I wonder why. Perhaps it has to do with your agressive style of portraying your opinion? Lets take a look at some examples: