Red Arrow Looper?

Is anyone aware that Cedar Point is getting a red Arrow Looper?

I actually love Arrow coasters, including loopers, so I'd be happy if this were true.

https://www.cedarpoint.com/tickets/

And on an unrelated note, when did Diamondback move from Kings Island to Canada's Wonderland?

https://www.canadaswonderland.com/plan-a-visit/hours

-Sam

Its actually the new fast lane+. It now lets you teleport to the other cedar fair parks to ride their top attractions too

what? I'm lost....

The graphics on these pages are showing rides from other parks. For some reason people think it's incredibly witty to point out mundane things like that. :)

Dang it Dvo, you are ruining our fun haha.

CoasterJake25 said:
Its actually the new fast lane+. It now lets you teleport to the other cedar fair parks to ride their top attractions too

I knew it was a good idea to get FLP!

It's actually a hint to the next Cedar Point coaster. Six Flags Magic Mountain's Viper has already been sold to Cedar Point to make room for their 2014 big coaster, and Cedar Point is going to merge Corkscrew's track with the Viper track for Cedar Point's 2015 coaster.

Dvo said:
The graphics on these pages are showing rides from other parks. For some reason people think it's incredibly witty to point out mundane things like that. :)

Whoever said anything about being witty. I am just pointing out mistakes.

-Sam

It's not a mistake. CF puts those pictures in that way to see who has far too much spare time on their hands.

The last guy who divulged confidential CP operational planning info on here was banned. If you have some inside source, you had best keep it quiet. ;)

^^

I thought that was the reason the webcams were installed?

No, that was the reason the webcams were turned off. :)

Actually, I came across the Arrow Looper at CP when trying to find ticket prices.

If I recall correctly, I came across the Wonderland Diamondback photo when looking to see if there was going to be a Season Pass Preview event this year.

I just think the parks need to advertise correctly. Wasn't it on the news recently that someone got a refund for their movie ticket because a scene in the trailer was missing from the actual movie?

I guess I'd have no luck with CF if I tried to pull the same stunt, since I think the license on the tickets most likely specifies not all attractions may be available due to maintenance and/or weather. I guess being in a different park, and possibly in a different country could be construed as a maintenance issue.

-Sam

Im not a fan of their generic commercials! If you are going to advertise a certain park, showcase the rides at that park!

Avalanche Sam said:
I just think the parks need to advertise correctly.

And they are. Cedar Point has several coasters with loops. They also have a red hypercoaster.

Avalanche Sam said:
Wasn't it on the news recently that someone got a refund for their movie ticket because a scene in the trailer was missing from the actual movie?
-Sam

In New Zealand.

JW Addington said:
Im not a fan of their generic commercials! If you are going to advertise a certain park, showcase the rides at that park!

The commercials drive me crazy. I wonder how much of the general public sees rides and roller coasters shown in the commercials, and then goes to park to ride them only to find out they don't exist at Cedar Point. And I also have a Cedar Point shirt with sort of a shadowy skyline-type image with a bunch of different CP coasters....and then there's also one or two that are from different Cedar Fair parks. Most people probably don't even notice these little things, but it really annoys me.

I would bet that those outside of the coaster enthusiast community would ever notice the specific coasters in the commercials. You all are looking at the commercials through your eyes and not the eyes of the average family the park is targeting. Besides, doing individual commercials for each park really increases the cost. Why do it? They are not going to do individual commercials just to please a small group of people on here.

I doubt anyone decides to visit a park after seeing a 5 second shot of a ride. If they do without looking into everything the park has to offer, they deserve to be disappointed.

I just think the parks need to advertise correctly.

So if I own a restaurant, and I create a multifaceted website with lots of pages, and on one of those pages I have random pictures of food (I am a restaurant, after all)...are you honestly telling me that you would get all huffy and puffy if you discovered that one food item pictured in a margin of my website was not actually on my menu? Even though I have several very, very similar items.

Oh, and by the way, I also have a lovely detailed "MENU" tab that does list all of my food items, including pictures and video of it cooking.

I agree with thinking that having correct advertising should be on the website and commercials. If you're going to advertise for your park, then put the coasters you have. Cedar Point has coasters to show off, so why don't they then? I think each park should have their own coasters in the ads.