khris
Senior Member
They did upgrade the ones in the mountain for this current season.Yet they can't upgrade the disgusting washrooms that haven't changed since 1981.
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They did upgrade the ones in the mountain for this current season.Yet they can't upgrade the disgusting washrooms that haven't changed since 1981.
In other news, many roller coasters in Cedar Point now prohibit loose objects such as phones and even eyeglasses.
All-day lockers are installed for that very purpose.
Wonderland is going to do the same as well.
I'm more surprised that Dragon Fyre hasn't been replaced yet. Now that is a dated, boring coaster.
They can start by installing locker machines that 1) actually work, 2) accept change beyond $10, since the rental fee is at least $16, and 3) accept debit.
I'm not saying I disagree with you..........however, I do have to ask at this juncture, do you have anything nice to say about anything anywhere? I'm sure you must have had a positive post at least once.....but every thread where I see you posting, its to dump on someone, something or somewhere.
There's plenty in this world to critique, I do my own share of that.
But surely you can find the odd thing you like? Just asking.
Meanwhile, Sandusky isn't a Podunk.It's time for CW to bite the bullet and begin transitioning their parking lot to an all multi-level below ground garage. (They can also install a super-fast, looping people mover from Vaughan station to CW if they're so inclined...)
The parking lot frees up about 25 Hectares of land for future development. CW could create a massive indoor, year round structure that accommodates lots of 3D simulation/virtual reality rides/sports/games etc...
It's time for CW to embrace the future of thrill rides and VR entertainment instead of copying what was cool in Podonk Ohio a few years ago.
Just my 2 cents
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Agreed. Wonderland really fell behind other parks during the Paramount years and has been playing catch up since. That said, I've always liked Italian Job. A ride doesn't have to be big to be fun. The rest of the Paramount clones are garbage though.To be fair rollercoaster technology didn't get THAT good until late 80s/early 90s and just skyrocketed afterwards.
Dragonfyre was a quality coaster at the time. It was the mid 90s when Paramount took over that we really fell behind. After Vortex, all we got were mediocre to bad clones like Top Gun, Tomb Raider, The Fly and Italian Job Stunt Coaster.
Cedar Fair upped the game to what was happening at the time with Behemoth.
God Bless Dick Kinzel for making a financially bad decision and coming out on top to buy the Paramount parks.