I'm curious. We know rides can get rougher on relocation. Can having the manufacturer doing all of this in house alleviate this any?
Interesting choice of words once again. I don’t know what it means or if she is trying to hint at us, but the other part of me says that if she knew we were getting the ride, she would deny us getting it, similar to Mike at Great Adventure who said something about Santa Claus.For what it might be worth at the ACE construction tour last week Bridget said the park had future plans for the old Dinosaur land and wouldn't comment on ehat those might be. She also said she had pushed hard for Arieforce and that they had high response forbit in the survey but wouldn't say if she had any idea what the odds of them getting it are.
This sounds like something that would happen on /r/WallStreetBets.Auction ended this week, the coasters and a couple other rides went for crazy prices but most stuff went for pocket change. And that’s how a fellow coaster enthusiast from Hershey, Pennsylvania accidentally won the Scrambler and Kissimmee’s Tilt-A-Whirl for a fraction of the market value;
Now norms the prospect of being on the hook for a several thousand dollar amusement ride several states away needs to dismantled and removed from the property ASAP is terrifying for us unequipped people. So wtf would any of us do?
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