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Agree with stashua. This community really enhanced my love of coasters when I joined a year and a half or so ago.

I can't get it to play. Plus this is a tease for me since I moved to the Spokane area earlier this month. Off topic but has anyone been to Silverwood in Idaho?

I paid $5 last weekend.

I ate there tonight and it was actually pretty good. Loved the pulled pork and the fried chicken. I got a pretty big piece of breast too. I figured I'd open the container and it would be all dark meat.

Ok so are any of the mazes even remotely scary? My wife and I decided to go out there tonight for a couple hours and walked through slaughterhouse, the one that goes through the white water canyon cue and the one that is inside the old crypt building and none of them were remotely scary. They were extremely short as well. Disappointed but may try and go out again another night to try some of the other ones.

I am confused. The KI app says they are only open 11am to 1pm on Saturdays in October. Is the park really only open two hours???? Edit: this was a few weeks ago that it said that. They have now fixed it to say 1am.

Does anyone who was around when this park was originally built have any idea why they didn't build it out of town? Landlocked in the KFEC is a horrible location.

Agreed. I just wish we could get to a point where hybrid is considered an actual category on its own. I am sure this ride will be extremely fun.

It would be. I'm suggesting paying that for the RIDE. (The excess over fair market value may be considered a tax deduction--Cedar Fair would need to consult its tax advisors. Remember, the park is owned by a charitable trust.)The amount could pay off the creditors and the park could get a fresh start. And quit skimming posts (you missed that the carousel mechanic is working gratis, too.) As long as the market value of the ride is below a certain percentage then the entire "gift" to the charitable organization would be tax deductible. Otherwise only part would be deductible. Much like donation requirements to purchase seats at college athletics are usually about 80% deductible.Actually, your example proves its the opposite. The portion above the fair market value is the contribution--in your example, 80 percent. Even when an item given the donor has only minimal value, its fair market value is still deducted from the amount given the donee. See pledge gifts from public broadcasting--just like your collegiate athletic seats. Cedar Fair still should consult its own tax advisors. Terp, who does...stuff...during the day, for pay, even, such as it is. Basically a person or company should not receive more than 7-10% in value to make their gift tax deductible. Adding to this post that most of my experience comes from working in collegiate athletics development. We have to watch how many gifts we give donors very closely specifically because of them being able to write off their donations.

This is not a wooden coaster.

It would be. I'm suggesting paying that for the RIDE. (The excess over fair market value may be considered a tax deduction--Cedar Fair would need to consult its tax advisors. Remember, the park is owned by a charitable trust.)The amount could pay off the creditors and the park could get a fresh start. And quit skimming posts (you missed that the carousel mechanic is working gratis, too.) As long as the market value of the ride is below a certain percentage then the entire "gift" to the charitable organization would be tax deductible. Otherwise only part would be deductible. Much like donation requirements to purchase seats at college athletics are usually about 80% deductible.

How in the world does someone overweight cause the line to slow? I am definitely overweight and am on and ready before 95% of the train every single time.

Freedom Hall is not hurting for dates. They get plenty of conventions and other stuff throughout the year. One reason the basketball team needed to relocate because of competition for dates in November especially.

That is crazy that family thought that was ok. On another note, does anyone know how much land is available to expand X-Base? Seems odd to have just the two rides back there and nothing else.