I generically label all rides, foods, gifts, games, etc. as 'attractions.' But thanks for your input.
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Walt Schmidt
Virtual Midway
*** This post was edited by Gemini 8/2/2003 8:36:43 PM ***
Topthrill420 said:
coasterluver said:
There was a packing slip on one of those crates in that area from "Rebound Unlimited, Inc." Here's a web page of what we will see...this looks fun and interesting!!! http://www.bungeesport.com/saltoprofile.htmlTha doesnt look like something Cedar Point would purchase. It looks too.........how should I say it.......amatuer? If it was made by them then I think it would be a bit bigger to make it.....errr...CP worthy?
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I guess you can eat your words now.
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Let's play "Find the one-legged seagull"
Topthrill420 said:What???? Monkeys on trampolines???
Yes...that would have been my son on there earlier today. Hehehe It's pretty fun to watch when someone actually gets a "triple-backflip" going!____________________________
Let's play "Find the one-legged seagull"
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ONE freeway stamp a day... ONE
--brennan
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Cedar Point here I come
~!~Augest 3~!~
I can't belive they actually put this "attraction" in Challenge park!
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Ed Markey is my anti-drug.
Rollercoasters have proven to cause brain damage in stupid politicians. DAR-HOOT
trips to CP:6 Dragster:2 MFer:6 Magnum: 13 Still warm less bugs, lines getting smaller, hey its August!
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No matter where you go, there you are.
If you not convinced just picture this. A family of four is on their way around the park to stay at Hotel Breakers, Lighthouse Point, or Sand Castle Suites. They get to their accomodations at 5:00 PM and don't have tickets to the park for that night. The kids can't wait to get in on some of the Cedar Point action the next day, so they walk over to the gates and are surrounded by all the excitement of Challenge Park. Maybe they spend $6 dollars to jump on the trampoline or they spend $5 dollars to climb the ladders and see which of them can get higher. Or maybe they choose to ride the go-karts or play miniature golf. In any of these cases, the family is kept happy, the park makes money, and the advantages of staying on the point become obvious.
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...and enjoy the rest of your day at Cedar Point, The Am-aaaa-zement park!
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