Thank you. From recollection of around 2018 and prior I never recall seeing the arches barricaded at KI. To me it looks trashy like some of the legacy six flags parks Ive been to.
I agree that Canada has the most pleasing appearance of the three, but that bridge is a pain to cross.
KD's version is surpassed by ours with our refined look with the decorative white pilasters vs KD's fence.
However, this is subjective.
I couldn't find a specific topic so I started this. Admin, if there is one, please merge.
I've often wondered: when you look at The Royal Fountain from the entry plaza, you can see the pumphouse below The Royal Bandstand. There are three arches facing the fountain, but only one is open, on the right.
Do the other arches open? Is it functional or decorative? If decorative, why not open all three?
I'll say it again...the perfect place for a larger climate controlled eatery is the Killmart plot. The Area Formerly Known As Coney Mall needs sheltered dining, even though PukeBox Diner and Coney BBQ are close. It would close the loop, so to say, with sheltered dining and have fantastic views of KMAA and The Racer, and even Onion. They could remove the backstage junk and clean that area up.
But why?
Was the Mall at Coney Island themed in three sections?
I propose to take The Vortex and walk plots and add them to rivertown. The area from the tower to the junkyard coaster should be annexed by international street with the Junkyard Coaster removed, and lush landscaping with classic flats, somewhere Granny and Pappy could spend time with their kids and grandkids.
^True, but with being a company that offers passes across the continent, they already have that problem. Passes at over Georgia might be $79 while KI might be $129.
My point was about ticket add ons, specifically the daily dining.
On a different tangent...I often wonder why Six Flags doesn't market adjust for California? If costs are significantly higher to operate there ( labor, fuel, taxes etc) shouldn't a daily meal plan reflect this? Why is it the same price there as it is, in say, Oklahoma, where operating costs will be much lower? ( I don't know the price in Oklahoma or if it's even offered, just using it as a for instance)
It's one of the air conditioned and less smelly bathrooms.
I'm still salty that they replaced the counters throughout the park that used to be rocks under polyurethane. That was original and something I remembered from when I was a kid.
On another note, has anyone ever paid attention to the pink slime that grows in the white sinks?