I wish that PKI still looked like this

http://www.americalovescrap.com/gallery/vi...liver_Rub_A_Tub

Hey, stop that you're bumming me out Let's just look at what the future holds for this park!

It does look good now, but I do miss that ivy tunnel. That was a good place to cool off.

Is that an old river rapids ride on the right side of the picture? Or is it a ride in the water park? Anyway, the park def. looks nice is this pic.

There was no waterpark then.

Now here's the question: Was the plant tunnel moved to it's current spot, or was it just shortened with the end blocked off?

I bet it was just shortened, and let go to

You know, it's sad to see that tunnel go to such waste, too. Before I was a thrill junkie, I never went to PKI, except as a young, young child. But I still remember the days when I was at PKI as a 6 and 7 yr. old, walking through that tunnel. For some reason, that, and sitting on the little stone brick walkways between what is now Vortex and IJ:ST is all I can remember...but that's probably because I was always too afraid to ride anything.

There was no waterpark then.

oops...i knew that....

Anyway, does anyone know what it is?

Lets hope PKI looks better in the next 20 years.

Anyway, does anyone know what it is?

Gulliver Rub a Dub, as it says in the title of that photo.

There was a Indian Burial Ground around where the water park is now?

http://www.americalovescrap.com/gallery/vi...ngs_Island_1972

The ivy covered tunnel was shortened when HB was renovated in 1998, and not moved. Its a shame they shortened it, and made it only a shading device for tables. It was cool to walk through the ivy covered tunnel. Not to mention that it provided quicker access to the heart of Rivertown, without having to pass by the very busy food stands in HB. Also, it provided a large cool place for people to sit and relax away from the summer sun. To think that the other end of it was replaced by a dumpster and food/drink carts.

Oh, the nerve!

Oh, the nerve!

about what?

I was commenting on the post above mine, regarding the shortening of the arbor tunnel you see in the picture.

so is there a real indian burial ground withen PKI?

With the exception of a few parks (Disney and B.Gardens). Pki is by far one of the nicest looking and well kept up parks in the country. Having just gone to C.P yesterday, I noticed how run down everything is (Rides needing paint, paths in horrible condition). PKI may not have the same look as it did 20 years ago but its still a great looking park.

KI will always be my favorite park to go to. I will always cherish the memories that I have. The rides may be gone, but we can always look forward to new and better things that KI will give us. I will always have great memories of working at KI when I was younger.

The ivy covered tunnel was shortened when HB was renovated in 1998, and not moved.  Its a shame they shortened it, and made it only a shading device for tables.  It was cool to walk through the ivy covered tunnel.  Not to mention that it provided quicker access to the heart of Rivertown, without having to pass by the very busy food stands in HB.  Also, it provided a large cool place for people to sit and relax away from the summer sun.  To think that the other end of it was replaced by a dumpster and food/drink carts.

I really miss that tunnel and I simply can not understand the logic for removing it as a passageway. It was a really great landmark. I know one of the goals for the 98 renovation of HB was to provide more shade for people eating, but that was a not a good way to go about doing that. The tunnel was really nice, and I vividly remember the twinkling white lights that the tunnel had at night. I still miss it...