Existential

Trust me, I do it every freaking time I pass. I believe when they built that Funhouse looking thing, they used to do their broadcast with the windows looking out at the street like the Today show did/does. Except no one cared and they might have had one lonely oddball outside at any given time. I think they scrapped that. Not certain though.

I do love that building though. Always keep it fun house/ dark ride something. Even at its worse...I want to be there when I visit.

Bring back the boats and water for that building...and the two ramps within...or you'll never have my support. EVER! (I might...MIGHT sign a Phantom Theater ballot.)

Just turn them all into family water rides...with a family dryer of course. *sadly sounding rim shot*

I was saying that in good FUN.

What I really learned was to just edit when I first see something incorrect...instead of just thinking...'They got The Point!' ::mumbles: freakin' enthusiasts::

I doubt it'll be a Fastpass commercial, since that's not a service offered at the CF parks... Fast Lane, on the other hand... Oh you! [Heads up to edit]

Very true Terp. I guess my post was irritation to the fact that many around us have their nose 'buried' in their phone. Even at such ludicrous places as the grocery store. I take my phone into the parks, but I leave it in a locker with the girlfriend's purse upon arrival. I might check it once or twice if she is in need of her purse.

Still, any way you slice it, standing in line sucks. Probably just be one giant loop of a Fast Lane commercial...haha. What would ultimately be cool, is if your own phone prompted you to watch...since everyone has their nose buried in it anyway.

sccard01 is simply passionate about it, and by being so, I can understand their perception of this thread.

I am on board...though new ones would do the trick. And I even might wear some wooden shoes.

Let's hope they get the lighting done right... Then fix Maverick's lighting under the station.

What I have been hearing is that the old Action Zone circle will be an area with various framed movie posters...

I've never been stuck on a ride or had to evac. I have been stuck next IN LINE when a ride goes down numerous times however. All too much actually. darn YOU Maverick! ::Edit:: I got edited.

That is some crystal clear footage for that period. That must have been one hell of camera for that era.

Adjust to change or become a cast-aside victim of it. You either adjust or get abandoned. This isn't our site...(it might be collectively). But if change is apparent...you adjust. Or you move on. I have adjusted because I like this place. But I would move on if I my principals dictated otherwise.

My favorite ride was back in the late 80's when me and a friend would go with my parents. We would usually all go to whatever was new to the park first and wait together to ride. Then we would split off and meet back at the Eiffel Tower every 3 hours for food and just so they knew what we were up to. At the end of the day, my parents and I would all get in line to ride The Beast, which was usually a 2 hour affair as everyone in the park ceremoniously heads to that section of the park for their last ride. It had rained this particular day after 5pm, off and on, until about 8:30 or so. The temperatures dropped quite a bit for a Summer evening. Then the fog rolled in while we were in line for The Beast. And it got thick. Piano Man always seemed to be playing in the station when I think back of the 80's Beast. When we finally got on the trains and rolled around the curve to the hill, you could hardly see more than 3 feet away from the track. The first hill had no peak. You could not see behind you to estimate how far you had ascended. It was dead quiet until the first trains began to realize they were peaking and it was to start. Then that familiar sound of screaming began and we were off. That surreal darkness of the woods was highlighted by ten with that fog. And I have never really got to experience it again under these conditions. I just pray for fog every year that I am there.

Wear a hair net folks...and some rubber gloves. Personally, I find it best for my 'vehicle' to suck up the germs and retaliate. No flu shots. No Purcell. Let me adapt. Just other shots. Nudge, nudge. Give it your all World Health Org.

Instead of the the family dryer...KI could make some money off a family 'purger'. It could spray some sort of disinfectent on ones family just outside the gates of the coaster. Or for double bucks...every ride. Sell a Fast Pass 'Prime', and its included.

I rode in Oct. And the new restraints are very comfortable. I marathoned Wild Eagle in April...and not only did it kill my collarbone I had costochodritis for a few months. Not cool.

I personally love the names of Chinese coasters when translated. Like: Fairly Yum Yum Gumdrop Coaster of the Forest. Or other such yarns.

The stairs sure will be the best part!

They could really make money if they sold passes for previous years.

I can't for the life of me remember. Why I asked... Perhaps they are creating a compass with 6 colors, while adding SW, NW, SE, NE?

Why could they not just remove the paint instead of the whole concrete area the paint was on?