Only days after revealing at Coaster Stock that Carowinds would make an announcement about their 2010 project on August 26, the park has dropped another hint, a large steel one to be exact.
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All stories for July, 2009Carowinds drops more hintsTuesday, July 28th, 2009Universal Hollywood lets you go behind the screamsTuesday, July 28th, 2009
HersheyPark to offer VIP experience to guestsMonday, July 27th, 2009
Photo trip report: WonderlandSunday, July 26th, 2009Click the links for pictures! I went to Wonderland with a co-worker, Hilary, to get in the few rides I didn’t get to ride in April. A new section called the West End opened in June with three rides: Hornet, Fiesta Swing and Drop of Fear. I didn’t get a wristband this time. I got 10 tickets for $15. Hilary hung out just to take pictures. And eat a funnel cake. She had to have that. Cedar Fair finalizes sale on land near WonderlandSunday, July 26th, 2009Cedar Fa Hair replacement owner challenges park adSunday, July 26th, 2009
Major Announcement coming from CarowindsSaturday, July 25th, 2009
Iconic Big Bad Wolf coaster to retire after 25 yearsFriday, July 24th, 2009
Strike shuts down CentrevilleThursday, July 23rd, 2009For the past several weeks the city of Toronto has been essentially shut down due to a strike by the city’s workers. Most people are only focusing on the massive amounts of garbage piling up in city parks, and parking lots, designated as temporary dump sites, but many seem to forget about Centreville amusement park on Toronto’s Centre Island. Man in-line skates on roller coasterThursday, July 23rd, 2009A man wearing modified in-line skates traveled along the track of Mammuth, a wooden roller coaster at Erlebnispark Tripsdill in Germany. Dirk Auer traveled over the entire roller coaster in a minute and reached 56 mph. His custom in-line skates had 16 wheels on each shoe and took him more than 100 hours to make. He spent two months planning the stunt. |
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Via Press Release: Universal City, CA— For the first time, Universal Studios Hollywood is offering fans behind-the-scenes access to its terrifying and highly anticipated “Halloween Horror Nights” through social networking sites, Twitter and Facebook.
Starting now, HersheyPark is offering its guests three new ways to become a VIP in the park.
The owner of a hair replacement business in South Carolina claimed that a recent ad by Freestyle Music Park put hair pieces in a bad light.
Today Busch Gardens announced that after 25 years of traveling at the speed of fright, The Big Bad Wolf, the iconic steel suspended coaster, will take its last cycles through Busch Gardens’ Bavarian village on September 7, 2009. The Park had rendered the ride simply reached the end of its service life. The announcement was made at this time to allow fans some time to ride the “Wolf” one last time before the attraction closes. Busch Gardens is acknowledging they are reviewing several design concepts at this time for a new park attraction to replace The Big Bad Wolf, but currently do not have an announcement. The Big Bad Wolf celebrates its 25th anniversary this season.
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