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A half an hour before the scheduled opening for the general public. I.e. If the park opens at 10, ERT is 9:30. If it opens at 12, ERT is at 11:30.

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I would hope they would alternate rides like Action Zone & rivertown.

Action Zone and Rivertown are..... yadda, yadda, yadda... You get the gist. :P

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I would hope they would alternate rides like Action Zone & rivertown.

Action Zone and Rivertown are..... yadda, yadda, yadda... You get the gist. :P

Actually, Rivertown and Action Zone aren't registered trademarks of Cedar Fair, but they should still be capitalized anyways because they're proper nouns.
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Rivertown and Action Zone aren't registered trademarks of Cedar Fair, but they should still be capitalized anyways because they're proper nouns.

Those definitely are trademarks, which should be used properly, even though they are not registered trademarks.

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Thanks for that link.

Any distinctive name, symbol, or word is designated as trademarked with the symbol TM.

..however I've never seen any park area with that symbol next to the name, whether it be on the map or a sign. In order for a name to be a trademark, does the TM symbol need to be next to the name?
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It's possible that there might not be a lot of people in line for The Bat this season, but I think the rebranding and location next to Banshee will help the popularity of the ride.

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Thanks for that link.

Any distinctive name, symbol, or word is designated as trademarked with the symbol TM.

..however I've never seen any park area with that symbol next to the name, whether it be on the map or a sign. In order for a name to be a trademark, does the TM symbol need to be next to the name?

It is not necessary that a trademark be registered, nor that TM be used beside it. Both are methods of demonstrating the user claims a trademark, but such visible indication is not necessarily necessary.

Terp, who is not engaged in the private practice of law in the District of Columbia, the State of Ohio or any United State. There is no legal advice meant for any particular client contained herein, nor any attorney\client relationship. Consult a competent attorney in your jurisdiction if you have, or think you may have, a legal problem. The Internet is often not a good source for sound professional advice--but is where you read this. The preceding was a disclaimer.

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Let's not go off topic to try figuring out if a non-trademarked name is to be capitalized. If it's a name, it's capitalized. Simple as that. Now let's talk about ERT, not Trademarks.

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Sorry I Got Everyone Off-Topic About Trademark Laws, Next Time I Will Make Sure To Use My Shift Key For Places Of Interest :)

Please don't overuse it, however. Capitalizing every single word in a sentence is unnecessary. :)

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