Was looking around Busch Gardens on Google Maps and came across some tents in the Fiesta Field. They look abandoned. Does anybody know what they were used for? View attachment 28672
That's Circo Sinestro I think. It was a howloscream houseWas looking around Busch Gardens on Google Maps and came across some tents in the Fiesta Field. They look abandoned. Does anybody know what they were used for? View attachment 28672
Moving my response over here because it feels much more appropriate.I'm not sure there has ever been a serious grand plan for Festa.
Looks primed to me?I may just be hallucinating, but it looks like festa bridge got a repaint
Looks like it was completely redone, the lights are goneI may just be hallucinating, but it looks like festa bridge got a repaint
Hot pink or neon green probablyGlad the lights are gone. They were becoming real eyesores as they deteriorated.
Curious to see what color they go with for it.
Do both and get Sweet Frog to sponsor it!Hot pink or neon green probably
That is post-world war II reconstruction grey. Its thematically correct and they just might leave that way.Looks primed to me?
Personally this is my downside to no ‘off-season’ to BGW.
Some of this stuff requires a temp range that would prevent that Jan-March work.Do the same work you'd do in the offseason during those winter months with people there. Sure, there are going to be extra headaches because of pathing, guest safety, etc., but if you set the expectations to "pardon our dust" during late Jan through mid March, I'd assume that plenty of the typical offseason work can easily be completed. Rotate rides, work around the significantly smaller crowd, and be able to have your cake and eat it too.
That said, I've shot from the hip one or two times recently and missed something glaring, so am I missing anything with this take?
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