While wading through the many past comments. Someone on here could have nailed it why the trees were removed. While on Cedar Point's website looking through the landscaping, I did notice that Ash trees were part of the many trees they have. Considering the Emerald Ash Borer disease going on this could be a major reason why we have seen a portion of the island trees cut down.
Considering Pearson Metropark in Oregon, OH off of Route 2 has had the similar fate to their own trees the past few years.
Cedar Point hasn't gotten the shaft over the last 2 years. Look at the addtions that have been done.
Last year, Skyscraper, the new Ice Cream Parlor, Planet Snoopy.
This year, Starlight Experience, a very nice paint job on Blue Streak with a new updated lighting added to it.
Cedar Point doesn't always have to add a new thrill ride. It is nice to see these new additions in keeping up with attracting more families.
For the other remarks of Cedar Fair other parks it is really nice that they are adding new additions and building new coasters (excluding the old Geauga Lake coasters) at the parks.
Remember now Cedar Fair owns more parks now then when TTD came out.
If anything for any new additions would be more ride upkeep and upgrading lighting to the rides and focusing on better food.
KHTOExtreme said:
Considering the Emerald Ash Borer disease going on this could be a major reason why we have seen a portion of the island trees cut down.
Its not a disease, its a bug that destroys the circulatory system of the ash tree. I didn't even think of this as a possibility, and it would make the most sense if the copse of trees cut down were all ash.
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KHTOExtreme said:
Remember now Cedar Fair owns more parks now then when TTD came out.
Yes you are right. But usualy that meens more profit though. If it were me, I would sell Great America, Gilroy Gardens, and MIA. Theese parks don't really get any attention.
I am very angry that they would want to sell Valleyfair and WoF.
Pepsi Refresh is saving one coaster at a time: http://pep.si/bTTsfc
^^ Dorney& MIA are alike. Both small but dorney has alot of potential and has reached it. Hydra is the best floorless I have ever been on and Talon is tied with raptor for me with best inverted. MIA has Thunderhawk(wich sorda is bad) and shivering timbers just okay. Dorneys water park is slightly nicer than MIA. MIA really gets the bottom of the stack. IF they got a B&M hyper, I might feel different about that park.
Pepsi Refresh is saving one coaster at a time: http://pep.si/bTTsfc
Heres a link to a AquaTrax http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxx5rAOoXE4 Just theme it around frontier trail and i think this would be a great ride!
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