To know BGW was known as "The Olde Country" or "Europe" and the pass was called a "Passport" at one time makes me extremely pissed that they killed off BOTH nomenclatures.
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"The Olde Country" was a terrific qualifier.
I can see how it probably had to go for reasons of parallelism, once they came to their senses about the Tampa park's qualifier. ?
As an only-occasional season pass holder, I wonder why they dropped the excellent "Passport" name. From afar I find the current pass system to be a bit byzantine, so maybe "Passport" is no longer compatible with a more complex system, for reasons of which I am blissfully unaware.
I can see how it probably had to go for reasons of parallelism, once they came to their senses about the Tampa park's qualifier. ?
As an only-occasional season pass holder, I wonder why they dropped the excellent "Passport" name. From afar I find the current pass system to be a bit byzantine, so maybe "Passport" is no longer compatible with a more complex system, for reasons of which I am blissfully unaware.
The WCUSA closing spiel actually still references "Passports" being available at the front gate.
The “Worlds of Busch Gardens Europe” one really got me. It’s sad how the other-worldliness of BGW’s branding seems to have been totally corporatized.
There is a previous thread for this subject.
Park Ticket Designs
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I feel like park ticket designs across the industry has taken a bit of a hit. Moving away from a cool design to a boring design. Moving away from creative names to generic names. Just sad.
Friend of mine sent me this today, photo and other information would have been on the left on the front.
