The Wild Moose was one of the teased concepts that could've been involved.Is it going in the same plot we expected a wild moose to be going into?
The Wild Moose was one of the teased concepts that could've been involved.Is it going in the same plot we expected a wild moose to be going into?
What 'affordable' ride would you have installed to 'bring people in from a distance'? I don't entirely disagree, just curious.They don’t have to spend a fortune, but they need something other than a clone or a semi clone
What 'affordable' ride would you have installed to 'bring people in from a distance'? I don't entirely disagree, just curious.
I don't know for sure, but I would assume this Raptor has to be at least $5 million. Adventureland already has a Gerstlauer Infinity, for that ~$10 million range. Something like ArieForce maybe fits that job, but that was reportedly $13 million; not exactly cheap.
So what you’re saying here, is you DO think it’s going to bring people in from a distance? The don’t and the not create a “not not” where they cancel each other out.I don’t think this coaster is not going to bring in people from a distance.
For what it is worth, my friends and I visited Lost Island. So, I guess the park is already pulling people “from a distance.”
I think everyone is concerned that given its location it doesn’t have a large enough local base to draw on, but I don’t think it is fair to criticize most of the owner’s investments so far.
Kinda ironic - SDS and AHTP are almost the same drive time from their nearest city.This is why the American Heartland Theme Park seems like a boneheaded concept that will most likely never be built, or be built and fail. You need a local population to fill in the slow seasons as well as to staff the park. Building in rural locations just doesn't work unless there's a new population center coming with it.
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