How could the park extend its operating season?

Now I know you are grasping at straws.

Captain Hawkeye said:

If you are correct, why wouldn't the park operate 24/7? The infrastructure is there, wouldn't that generate extra revenue? Of course it would. But it it also increases costs more.

Is that why the park extends it's operating hours on peak weekends in the summer? They run almost 24/7 then.

You keep saying "Halloweekends." CF tried a version of your plan for Christmas.

I keep saying perfect spring weather weekends and you keep acting like I said the dead of winter. You realize how weak your arguments are so you keep trying to change what I said. That's weak.

How does the fact that the ave low in March is below freezing affect water pipes in unheated buildings, or lubricants on machinery sitting outside?

... um, is this a trick question. The same way they do now. Last I checked all those things have been sitting outside all winter and they are just fine.

I already answered the rest of the lame excuses in other post. Just read.

Come on, you guys can be honest with me. In one of my first post I said the park could generate more revenue to help cover the cost of early bonus weekends by raising the price of the Platinum Pass a couple of bucks or say ...$6 (same charge as convenience fee). I thought $6 wasn't that big of a deal. Isn't that why you guys really don't like this idea.

I asked you nicely to back off. So let me put it in more direct terms: You're talking out of your ass. You have no idea what you're talking about. The only popular demand is that you stop posting.

What an entertaining thread, and thank you Pointbuzz for that. It's a slow day at work today.

What a character! Closing the park early magically means no operating costs for the part of the day the park was open, full-time staff hired to, in part, not work on days when the park would close early, one of the most popular rides in the park not a major attraction...