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I think a Dive Coaster would fit better in Action Zone or X-Base rather than right next to another 200ft coaster. I think the bigger rides should be on opposite sides of the park so one area doesn't get over crowded.

I'm not saying this is a must, nor do I think it would happen but I'd like to see what RMC could do in terms a steel coaster rehab. I'm not saying Vortex should get such treatment, however if RMC does work on steel coasters in the future, I'd like to see what they could do to Arrow coasters Whether you like the ride or not, Vortex's current layout with T-Rex track would be absolutely awesome

Mainly because some people can become offended by whatever someone has on their body. I personally don't have a problem with tattoos but I can understand why a company like Cedar Fair has a policy against it.

Had a thought- could it be possible to move Xtreme Skyflyer to X-Base? It could fit between Racer and Flight of Fear or possibly somewhere else in the area. This would free up some space in Action Zone to expand in the future.

I found a concept online that would be cool for CP when DA leaves Adventure Island. Its for a flying coaster that could go over the water over and around Millennium Force. A little outdated since the Frontier Fling is there but still cool https://pointbuzz.com/Forums/Topic/draw--cedar-points-next-coaster/2#553311

^ Tomb Raider's que was absolutely amazing as well as Flight of Fear's. When I'm in a que, I want to be hyped up for what I'm about to ride. Heck, I'd get hyped to ride Flight Deck when the Transformers score played or when I'd hear Indiana Jones music in the Adventure Express que. If Flight of Fear didn't have an awesome themed que, the ride wouldn't be as memorable for me.

Maybe this should be in the que line thread, but I'll say it here. I wish some of the rides at KI had a more elaborate ques. Something like a Disney/Busch Gardens set-up where you're being told a story or something entertaining while waiting in line. Flight of Fear is the only ride that accomplishes this and I love it. I'd love to see this practiced on The Beast, Adventure Express, and Firehawk.

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The bunny hills kill me-instead of airtime I feel pain in my lap. If GCI or GG could come in and fix those hills I'd be satisfied

Turn off the cameras to troll the enthusiasts Clever

Oh that's cool, its supposed to be a motorcycle theme

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Park your cement mixer near Vortex to troll the enthusiasts Clever

Oh lord not again

Possible rides over 200ft Hyper Impulse Dive Machine Sky Screamer Compact RMC like Goliath- long shot but still Ride like Power Tower

It would, if you take out Congo Falls. Some food for thought, I don't think Action Zone needs a new coaster anytime soon; that is unless it replaces Invertigo and Congo Falls. I think there's three major parts of the park that need new coaster The old Lion Country Safari land The Crypt building/land behind- unless the building gets torn down and Rivertown is expanded The unused area behind the Eiffel Tower- I'd sacrifice BLSC if that land could be reworked and used for a new coaster and other attractions

The bottom part of the track is, but the top part is blue

Back in the 1990s Disney showed extreme interest in developing a park near Haymarket, Virginia. The proposed park was to be named Disney's America, and like its namesake it was to be themed strictly to America. The town Haymarket, was a quiet but yet historical town that was home to vineyards, farms, and civil war battle sites. Interestingly enough, the town fought against Disney in fear that the park would ruin the culture and the way of life of the small town. The town eventually won and Disney was forced to try and pick another site. They did look at applying this concept to Knott's when the park went up for sale but the Knott family refused to sell to Disney. The Disney's America concept has been abandoned, however a lot of elements of this park can be seen in California Adventure. Can you imagine if the original project succeeded? https://www.themeparktourist.com/sites/default/files/u2558/Disney America Over View SM.png

Every giga built has either been blue or red. I like green because there aren't that many coasters that are green

I'd say green and white. Ohio already has a dark blue giga