Entertainment while waiting
My best friend Kim and I have perfected our playing-cards-while-walking-in-line technique over the last 4 or 5 years so we're all set. This time we'll have both of our boyfriends with us too, Opening Day (I'm so excited...I'm coming back from Boston and lugging my Cedar-Point-virgin boyfriend with me for Opening Day). So we can all play war or poker and watch Millennium Force fly. :o)
Natalie
ATL Zone 3 Sweeps 2000
Natalie
ATL Zone 3 Sweeps 2000
I will be praying from now unitl May by 10 year old will be tall enough to ride MF-this way I can talk to her on line-if not as in years passed since she is was too short to ride Raptor and Mantis I people watch--and definitely talk to everyone around me---
have made tons o'friends this way and sometimes end up hangin with them all day!
(LOVE being a CP "tourguide"!!)
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Welcome back Raptor riders-how was your flight??
I might just be odd, but I think the best entertainment in line for a ride is talking to the people you are with and the ones arround you. I do everything I can to keep my mind off of the ride, because I have learned from past experience if I think about it too much I won't ride it. For example, a few years ago when the Steel Phantom opened at Kennywood, I had already riden the Magnum multiple times before, but I thought too much about the 2nd drop, and my friends enden up literally draging me on it. But with Raptor I was totally fine, and I didn't think about it at all. Back to the subject, I will REALLY need to keep my mind off of it, and I think talking to friends and interaction with people will be the best entertainment.
I always take a book, its light and fits into most pockets. Like what servo said it does pass time quickly. And for the music thing why not play dc talk? Don't use the exscuse that they are a christian band. Why? Well and i qoute that the lyrics can be taken secular and religious. (Rolling stones magazine) Besides the songs are mostly secular songs brought back to life with new meaning!
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another random thought of a newt
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another random thought of a newt
For the most part religious music is quite hokey. I've had acouple friends who listen to that type of music and it seems pretty...blah. Nothing that would get my excited in line, I'm looking for something that will get my heart pumping in line, not looking for the meaning of life :-) A good instrumental track would suit me fine, something upbeat, or yes even a cheasy pop tune works wonders...but after the 6th time of hearing "Love Shack" can get on ones nerves.
Really, the 310 foot monster will keep me entertained...hell, Gemini's plan and simple line used to be good enough for me. I'm sure this coaster will be no different.
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"And now for something completely different" MPFC
Really, the 310 foot monster will keep me entertained...hell, Gemini's plan and simple line used to be good enough for me. I'm sure this coaster will be no different.
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"And now for something completely different" MPFC
I admit some is "HOKEY" but not all. Six Pence none the richer, POD, Blessid Union of souls, is far from Hokey. A lot of the music is upbeat and does get your heart going. Audio A does a lot of upbeat music and I would love to see it at CP!!!
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INTOLERANCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!!!
HE HE HE!!! *** This post was edited by newt on 2/21/00. ***
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INTOLERANCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!!!
HE HE HE!!! *** This post was edited by newt on 2/21/00. ***
Blessed Union of Souls... heh heh... when they played my university a few years ago, they were worshiping something entirely different. And the smell of burning leaves seemed to follow them around.
I think I've mentioned this once or a thousand times, but what you think "sucks" is generally tolerable by the masses, and that's why they play it.
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
I think I've mentioned this once or a thousand times, but what you think "sucks" is generally tolerable by the masses, and that's why they play it.
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
DC Talk is good stuff, and was even played by a lot of secular radio stations. Remember "Colored People"? Jars of Clay is another one; they were actually voted best new band a while back at the Grammy's. Creed is actually considered by most to be Christian although they say that they're not a "Christian Band". Oh, and Christian music doesn't "search for the meaning of life", they've already found it. Jeff, however, is right; the music they play is appreciated by a larger mass, that's why its on the Top 40.
Well if we are on Christian music what about Michael W. Smith. His old songs like picture perfect, and his new one this is your time. It was #1 on the christian charts. that's got to mean something. Gotta agree with jeff though.
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Welcome back Millennium Force riders...We all want to know how was your RIDE!!!!!
CP goal #1 beat LuvRaptors record of 31
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Welcome back Millennium Force riders...We all want to know how was your RIDE!!!!!
CP goal #1 beat LuvRaptors record of 31
Regardless of how mainstream you think Christian artists are, the very fact that you identify them as Christian artists are reason enough not to play them. If you happen to be of the Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, etc. faith, that's not your bag, baby. It has nothing to do with policitcal correctness or anything like that, it's just that Cedar Point has to keep things as plain and universally acceptable as possible to please the largest audience.
Now if they'd just watch the Canadian guests' faces when "Proud to be An American" appears in the Summer Spectacular...
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
Now if they'd just watch the Canadian guests' faces when "Proud to be An American" appears in the Summer Spectacular...
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
Closed topic.