When is Thread-The-Needle's last day open???

I'm not sure you should be posting her personal twitter account.

Chuck Wagon said:
I'm not sure you should be posting her personal twitter account.

To be fair, twitter isn't the place to go if you are looking for privacy.

I dont see a problem with posting her account. If she announces Cedar Point related stuff on it, I'd follow her.

I wonder if that would be the place to ask her out on a date?

Yea, that'd go over well with her husband. :)

You know she is married. You are such the stalker!

It would probably be a good place to find out if she likes pancakes though.

mmm....pancakes.

PyroKinesis said:
They should of done this like Veags. Done it on a day the park was open, launch fireworks from everywhere, and then knock it down.

It would've been a major safety concern taking SS down with the park open.

So out of curiosity, what WAS the actual last day it was open? I know it hadn't been open for some time before the demolition.

She has been tagged in Cedar Point's tweets before. Its not a secret or anything.

I only say something because I posted her twitter feed when she was first hired and my post was promptly deleted.

Carousel Rabbit said:
So out of curiosity, what WAS the actual last day it was open? I know it hadn't been open for some time before the demolition.

August 14.

http://www.wkyc.com/news/article/260593/45/Watch-Cedar-Points-Space...ashes-down

Just curious, did anyone happen to go to Cedar Point this weekend? For those that did, was the tower still laying on the ground or has it been taken away?

Shawn Meyer said:
Just curious, did anyone happen to go to Cedar Point this weekend? For those that did, was the tower still laying on the ground or has it been taken away?

This answers your question

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/423707_445946875443677_6...7404_n.jpg

The foundation, up to the point where the explosives were placed, was still in the ground as of yesterday. The multicolored railings that lined the entrance/exit ramps were lying in a heap to the side of the foundation. Other than that, the bulk of it looks to have been taken away. Riding Maxair is a decent way for checking out SS's former site.

I know I was happy that my coaster family rode the Space Spiral the day they announced the new Gatekeeper. Then the next week it was closed! I wonder if that was one of the last days it was open???I know I was blessed to be the last car ever that the public rode of the Villian at Geauga Lake! Who knew when we rode that it was a goner...just a thought!

Riding the giant wheel gives a great view of the construction field also. Did that yesterday and the crater from where the cabin fell is still there.

dsloban said:
Who knew when we rode that it was a goner...just a thought!

Oh, I think a few people knew...

You are right....still sad when things go away!