That would make sense, Tim. Funny; ever since Halloweekends started I always expected them to use that building for some sort of "walk-through" attraction, but I know it gets used for storage, etc.
Anyone know if any of the old animatronic characters are still in there? Or did they all get scrapped? They could make use of some of those!
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CP definitely needs some sort of dark ride -- whether or not they someday remove Disaster Transport. I don't know why the chain seems to shy away from any area of amusement where they know Disney can do it better. The Mouse is not the yardstick, it's whether or not guests enjoy the experience. There are plenty of examples of dark rides (Ghostwood Estates at Kennywood being merely the latest) that are fun and entertaining in their own right. Given the size of CP, in fact, I would go so far as to say they need at least two or three dark rides. Now that would be a fantastic complement to their unrivaled coaster lineup.
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^^ while it would be good to see a new dark ride at CP with Diaster Transport hopefully being removed (I have a thing against DT), I would hope that Cedar Point would go with a Giant Huss Top Spin similar to Tomb Raider or The Crypt at KI, but make CP's much bigger and better. Still use the building though...
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Speaking of something new....
CP does need something new to keep us coming back. My girlfriend and I...
While we love CP and the collection they have of coasters. We are increasingly becoming more interested in other parks with rides that CP doesn't offer.
To keep us as a returning customer I really wish the Wicked Twister midway would have a major attraction put in such as a dive machine or euro-fighter.
A dive machine by the water there would be sweeeeeeet.
Although there are coasters at other parks that I would enjoy riding, I am a CP lover at heart and always will be. I don't think that they need to do anything different to keep me coming back. Cheaper food prices would be nice though...
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Eurofighter - yes
Dive Machine - no
I haven't heard enough good things about dive machines, and what I have heard hasn't exactly been that good either.
Eurofighters on the other hand (with my one experience being Mystery Mine) are great. I would love to see one put in at the point, I just don't think the WT midway is the right place for one.
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I haven't been to either BG park since they put in their dive machines, but I understand they're not much more than one-trick ponies (sound like anything else in Ohio?). Except for the dive(s), it sounds like they're sluggish and relatively uninteresting.
Now Mystery Mine, however, that's a nice ride. A little too broken up for my taste, never really builds up much sustained momentum, but still really fun. It just seems like a Eurofighter would be a little bit too much like Maverick -- you know, the beyond vertical drop, low to the ground trackage, quick transitions, etc.
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^sorry but NONE OF US ARE COMPLAINING and most if not all of us are die hard Cedar Point fans (that's kinda why we joined the forums ;) ). All we're doing is suggesting ways to make the park better in our opinion. Maybe Cedar Point is getting the B&M Flyer that everyone knew is coming :D
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factory81 said:
To ride Apollo's Chariot, a floorless dive machine might.....might be worth the drive to BGE.
Apollo's Chariot is a B&M Hyper, not a dive machine. Griffon is the dive machine at BGE. However Apollo's Chariot is a fantastic ride and is the best B&M hyper I've been on to date.
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