Looks like they took out another game. I truly hope so.
I assumed it was never moved after haunt and they just left it there until they need it again for 2026 haunt.I was informed that no one has mentioned this before. Don’t ask me any questions about it because I don’t know. View attachment 41835
It hasn't been there for a few seasons now.Looks like they took out another game. I truly hope so.
In a small bit of good news, I'm hearing that Old Virginia's themed soundtrack has returned as of today!I stopped by the park today and was disappointed that they’ve switched back to playing modern country music in Old Virginia. I know it’s a small detail, but I really believe that in-park music is one of the most effective ways of establishing a precise setting and mood for a themed area.
The music they played in Old VA for the past several seasons — instrumental bluegrass mixed with twangy 50s honky-tonk — took me to a specific time and a place. Modern country music, on the other hand, is ubiquitous. I can hear it everywhere from my local barbecue joint to my local Lowe’s. I visit a theme park to experience settings I don’t encounter every day, not to experience more of the same.
Thankfully, the rest of the areas are still playing the same themed soundtracks they switched to a handful of years ago.
It was playing on 3/30; heard Flatt & Scruggs as I was walking to Grizzly. Although I am a bit biased, I do feel that having the old bluegrass and country standards make all the difference in the thematic element of that part of the park.In a small bit of good news, I'm hearing that Old Virginia's themed soundtrack has returned as of today!
I noticed they were bizarrely mixing some of the old themed soundtrack with modern country music when I visited a couple of weeks ago. Old Virginia actually has two different themed playlists - one which is strictly instrumental bluegrass and one which is vintage country songs from the 40s, 50s, and 60s (Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, etc.) - that they rotate through at different parts of the day. For some reason, it seems like for the past few weeks they were using a modern country playlist instead of the instrumental bluegrass one.It was playing on 3/30; heard Flatt & Scruggs as I was walking to Grizzly. Although I am a bit biased, I do feel that having the old bluegrass and country standards make all the difference in the thematic element of that part of the park.
I can just tell you my personal feelings:but it has such an outsized impact on the theme of an area.
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