Lets be realalistic
It is almost the middle of September and there has been no news about CP. Over at Coasterbuzz there is an article that's says CF is only spending 40million of the parks it owns. 17 of this goes to Dorney so this leave 23 for the other 4 parks. This leaves around 5.5 million each of the other parks if the 23 million is divided evenly. I don't think we will see a boardwalk this year :(
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14 and Counting!
Got The Po!nt?
-12E-
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14 and Counting!
Got The Po!nt?
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I could have sworn I either read or heard somewhere that Kinzel said something at a news conference that this winters capital improvement would "change the look of the park".
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"Magnum + Prozac= Millennium Force
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"Magnum + Prozac= Millennium Force
From the GTTP news section:
"Capital improvement for 2001 will be strong but next big ride will be in 2002 June 19, 2000, 8:30:59 PM (ET) - posted by Jeff
A high-ranking official says next year's capital improvement will change the look of the park, but wouldn't say if it included a new ride. As reported by The Guide nearly a year and a half ago, this development might be the waterfront development.
It's almost a certainty that the Aquatic Stadium and former aquarium will be removed. Last year's rumored moves for Schwabinchen and Ocean Motion certainly support the redevelopment of this area. One slightly more "out there" rumor also has the park removing Coral Courtyard and the old convention center building.
Finally, notice the pretty iron fence that extends from Disaster Transport behind the aquarium and stadium (where right now no one will see it), and draw your own conclusions.
So what about 2002? The official would only say, "Remember how we followed up Magnum?"
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Bryan, AKA CPbanshee
cpbanshee@excite.com
"Capital improvement for 2001 will be strong but next big ride will be in 2002 June 19, 2000, 8:30:59 PM (ET) - posted by Jeff
A high-ranking official says next year's capital improvement will change the look of the park, but wouldn't say if it included a new ride. As reported by The Guide nearly a year and a half ago, this development might be the waterfront development.
It's almost a certainty that the Aquatic Stadium and former aquarium will be removed. Last year's rumored moves for Schwabinchen and Ocean Motion certainly support the redevelopment of this area. One slightly more "out there" rumor also has the park removing Coral Courtyard and the old convention center building.
Finally, notice the pretty iron fence that extends from Disaster Transport behind the aquarium and stadium (where right now no one will see it), and draw your own conclusions.
So what about 2002? The official would only say, "Remember how we followed up Magnum?"
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Bryan, AKA CPbanshee
cpbanshee@excite.com
I personally don't really care what they do next year. I'm fully content with the Force. So i'll be happy till 02 when we see the next big ride at the Point, Hopefully a Floorless. I LOVE THOSE THINGS.
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Gravity knows no force like Millennium Force!
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Gravity knows no force like Millennium Force!
I haven't posted a news item on this, but there is some possibility that Oceana might stay another year if they can get the dive show for another year (it's a contract gig).
That aside, I've got two words for you... site prep.
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
Millennium Force laps: 39
That aside, I've got two words for you... site prep.
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Jeff
Webmaster/Guide to The Point
Millennium Force laps: 39
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