Those boxes have already been posted on here by cpenthusiast,
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HydeBFA said:
So what's up with the numbers on the blog:"Hopefully another hint will brighten up your day. Don't let us throw you for another loop...
0 7 91 97 21 2"
Loop. Its going to have inversions which include a loop.
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2014 CP Visits - 7
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I may be reading too far into this, but I believe that this clue is simply telling us it is a ride. If you pair the numbers like so:
0-2000
7-2007
91-1991
97-1997
21-1921
2-2002
Now if you pair the year to the ride that was new that year, you get:
2000- Millennium Force
2007- Maverick
1991- Mean Streak
1997- Chaos
1921- nothing
2002- Wicked Twister
CoasterKid20 said:
^ Not me...you're crazy. There is more to parks than coasters. And obviously they don't plan that far ahead. You're preaching to the wrong choir.
First, if they could put a new coaster in every year AND still have money to do other park improvements, it would be the ideal park.
Second, there is one reason I can think that they would plan that far ahead. A record breaker such as a 500 footer.
Top Thrill Laps - 57
2014 CP Visits - 7
Opening Day 2015 : Rougarou - Front Seat!
But isn't that approach kind of awkward? You're hinting at a new coaster in a clue to a coaster for next year? It'd be like hinting at Millennium force when you're trying to hype people up about Magnum back in the late 80's.
I think the code might have to stand for rides, but if it does the 21 would have to be referring to 1921. I do find it strange that chaos and a carousel would be encoded, when they aren't coasters. I realize the idea behind the codes isn't to necessarily say it's a coaster, just to say it's a ride of some sort, but why go through the trouble of a code to do that when it really doesn't reveal anything?
Closed topic.