Because it's still very popular with the kiddies. There is always a line for the ride.
It's only one of two coasters at the park that the 46"-48" crowd can ride.
what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.
Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it.
I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
Matt D said:
I actually like the location of Wicked Twister. Now to get rid of an eye sore, how about unboxing Avalanche Run.
I wonder if they could make that work these days...wasn't the purpose of boxing it in to keep the sand out of the trough? It is fun to ride in the dark, but the overall theme on Disaster Transport has been lost over the years. It would be nice to have it out in the open again, next to the new ride they are building...it would totally refresh that whole area.
-Eric
I would imagine Cedar Point just closing down Disaster Transport before opening the box up. It is a huge eyesore with the big box and it would be a great slot for future development.It would just be cheaper to take the whole thing down and not have to worry about damaging the ride when taking down the building. If they were to demolish Disaster Transport, it would really be a good idea to remodel that area where the concession stands and space spiral are. Planting some trees would also be a good idea.
Pepsi Refresh is saving one coaster at a time: http://pep.si/bTTsfc
The construction company is Adena.
http://pointbuzz.com/Photos/Photo.aspx?id=3388
They also did one of the Intimidators. I can't remember which one...Or maybe it was both.
Let's Get Weird.
Who was the contractor for Shoot the Rapids?
Pepsi Refresh is saving one coaster at a time: http://pep.si/bTTsfc
Saw some marked utilities I haven't noticed before. I was exciting the stadium on the side by the beach entrance. The area behind the stadium is marked up as well.
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