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Those four are Intamin rides, and so is Viking Fury.

Isn't the pop dance show California Adventure had before Cedar Point pretty much that same concept?

So you prefer excessive, boring helices and not as much airtime?

It wouldn't be very fresh if you brought it up here. Dollywood's food should really stay in Dollywood. I like seeing these new food options that are local eats, and just the higher quality that we have been starting to get.

California has one of the highest ratio of WindSeeker problems per day. Californians would probably be the most likely to look for advice.

Knott's isn't purple on the chart, but instead Kings Island is? Cedar Fair is obviously ruining Knott's historical atmosphere or whatever ... ♫I prefer boysenberry; more than any ordinary jam.♫

All of the restaurants are still on the website, but no Servatii mention. Looking at the alphabetized list, I almost thought that Skyline was removed, but then I noticed it under Coney and International. That got me thinking about how there are two Skyline places, and the I-Street one is probably big enough for the new pastry and deli shop. I have changed my guess to there for now.

Isn't the corner pretzel shop also really small? After looking at the Servatii website, they wouldn't be able to use anywhere close to the full menu at any International Street location. What about that six days of er....chicken restaurant? It looks bigger, and is on I-Street (I think.)

Mondial is based out of the Netherlands. http://www.mondialrides.com/contact

Link from KI website twitted this: (http://twitter.com/kingsislandPR ) "A Cincinnat institution, Servatii Pastry and Deli Shop has been added on International Street. Be sure to try it this fall." Any Cincinnat(i) residents willing to... would you please give any input on this new shop for those that don't know what this is? (edit-this is a difficult question to phrase, so it might seem worded strange) Also, perhaps no more Cinnabon shop?

Brachiosaurus, Apatosaurus and Brontops?

Zoinks, Scooby!

I agree that there will be plenty of people that will be into it for a very long time, but I just don't expect Potter to keep bringing in an extra 3 million people a year forever (IoA 4.62 million in 2009, 7.67 million 2011.)

Studio Ghibli? Wait ten years until people are over Potter?

Diving coasters are enjoyable, but if it was placed right next to Drop Tower, something would seem wrong to me. It is just like a Drop Tower, but then hops around a bit after.

Personal preference if the fair chunk of woods are removed for a steel coaster: I'd like to wait a few more years until Gerstlauer can find the secret Schwarzkopf book of coasters he designed for hypothetical situations like this, and then give it all they've got. Something like a foggy Mindbender. I doubt this book exists though, so I'd be fine with other things if necessary.

Looks like a great coaster! It also looks like a Great Coaster...if I hadn't known who designed it, I would have guessed them first, based off of Lightning Racer, and Joris en de Draak.

They have the dinosaur slice, the second walkway through The Racer. They could make any other paths go around it on either side. The current X-Base path isn't small compared to any other path, so I don't see why it would be considered not large enough.

There were also new pavers added to Coney Mall that year. Depending on your personal preference, that could be considered an attraction.

Yes, I have been to Holiday World, and it is one of my most favorite places. I think it is awesome that there is very little litter, if any. I also remember that Nickelodeon Universe was very clean, no trash anywhere...might be caused by the mall around it. But, I still think waterparks are not clean.

I decided to look at what I would use for my selections, and the list would be very different if I never went to Disneyland. I also don't see how Holiday World could be anywhere close to being the cleanest, when you consider half of the park is a waterpark. Friendliest - Disneyland Indoor coaster - Disneyland Walkthrough/Funhouse - Disneyland (Tom Sawyer island) Best water ride - Disneyland Cleanest park - Disneyland Best Shows - Disneyland/California Adventure Best Food - Disneyland Landscaping - Disneyland Dark Ride - FFFFFFoG Monster Mansion Outdoor show - Knotts Carousel - Knoebels Wooden: Zippin Pippin Steel: Maverick New ride: Skyrush

But it could be a trick... last year they put markers in the ground that said something like Huss frisbee on them, then put in a WindSeeker. It could still be the Peter Pan ride, which could have a tie-in to the peanut butter brand with the same name. This will give all Cedar Fair parks a chance to add a PB&J restaurant for their 2014 attractions.

There are plenty of children near Charlotte, and every other Cedar Fair park. They actually do like more than race cars in the Carolinas, so dinosaurs should work fine and give them enough money.

Sometimes they are started by the park, like Carowinds is now doing for their 2013 dinosaurs: www.carowinds.com/images/banners/CC12-285%20dinosaurs%20alive%20teaser%20web%20banner.jpg

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