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On-ride photo will be inside the gift shop exit building, I'm pretty sure. That little food stand has been there for quite a long time. The building above it is a midway game, water squirt I believe. Also old.

The fence that's IN THE WATER is used on all B&M's with a splash. It's not to keep people out, but to keep foreign objects from floating into the path of the scoops.

The one right in front of LaRosa's looks like a dumpster. Not sure about the other one.

It's still there.

Hard Rock Park files for Chapter 7 http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/news/brea...ory/728801.html

Chang's midcourse brake BARELY taps the train.

Rumored for Worlds of Fun.

Is that a drill or a pile driver?

That's the whole point of gift shop exits.

That answers the question of if they're ever going to use those old serving windows next to Wings again...

I need to get back to Coney in 09. I haven't been since 2005, and the Rock-O is one of my favorite flat rides. Do they allow single riders on it? That's my biggest problem with getting to ride them, all the portable Rocks that travel with local carnivals require two people per tub. Even if I'm able to hunt down another single rider, it's a bit of a tight fit.

That booth is one of the control/observation towers for White Water Canyon.

Considering the Dome, to my knowledge is right next to the entrance road right across from the Sunlite Pool area, it's not exactly much of a walk.

I did something similar a few years ago in an Eiffel Tower elevator, not knowing there was a second employee standing RIGHT BEHIND ME during the trip down.

http://www.baxterbulletin.com/apps/pbcs.dl...ATES01/81024016

Quoting an old post here, but when did Afterburn morph from a B&M Invert to a Vekoma Flying Dutchman?

Yeah, that was Peanut. I was sitting in the front row between the center and right side aisles for that show.

Gate by the restrooms or the do not enter door on the path to SDATHC? Not that I'm gonna do a dance thing, but for the sake of clarifying...

I've gone to the park, done the Eiffel Tower and train, then left.

If you do carry it on rides in your pocket instead of a padded case... Be careful! I've had two cameras busted up while riding in a cargo pocket, though both were my fault because I wasn't careful enough. Once from forgetting to turn it off before pocketing it, so the lens was extended and it got FUBAR'd. Second was on a camera with a flip screen, I forgot to flip the screen around to protect it before I pocketed it, and the screen got smashed. Disadvantage to cargo pockets is that on lap bar rides, the contents can be crushed between the lap bar and the side of the train.

Cargo pocket, but then again my camera isn't an SLR. If I had an SLR I'd use lockers, and not carry it on anything except for rides like Carousel.

That's CF's stock site design for those new attraction sites. They used it for Behemoth, Maverick, Renegade, and others.

No, no, no!

I don't think Maintenance would appreciate a year-round schedule very much.

Racer had lights on the hill right before the split, but they've been off/removed for several years.