Don't know how long this has been here, first time I've noticed it. It replaced the Copyright Infringement Airbrush place.
Rhinefeld (Germany)
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That actually reminds me of one of the concepts @Zachary suggested a long time ago: a designated upgrade center within the park, away from guest services at the front of the park. I think it’s a great business decision, since it allows guests much more convenient access to those coveted memberships that signs all over the park are pushing so hard.
Good business decision, but I got a bag with art of one of my characters from there that I lost many years ago, I was always planning on going back to get a new one.
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There’s always the airbrush place on International Street at KD 
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Hopefully it's due to a restoration and not something else
Might be unpopular, maybe not, but Rhinefeld is my favorite part of BGW and I would really love to see this area get a good deep clean, a fresh coat of paint, and nothing else.
The area of Rhinefeld next to Alpengeist's ravine was extremely quiet in the days before Alpengeist was built, and that little fountain was my favorite spot in the park at night. From either direction you would turn a corner while walking on that winding path, and the fountain would suddenly be right there in beautiful isolation. It's easy to overlook now, but at that time it was just a little bit magical.
It's one of my favorite hamlets too, well themed, and very quiet on less crowded days. The fountain is one of the loveliest details of the park.
Isn't there a plaque nearby that indicates the fountain was a relocated (or copy, maybe?) fountain from old world Germany gifted from Gussie Busch to his wife?
So this came up in a FB group that I am a part of and there are several people including myself that are saying that we are not sure the answer. Does the coocoo part of the clock tower still move and work and if not does anyone know when it stopped working?
But what are you really trying to uncover with your infrared camera? Heat signatures behind construction walls maybe? (Yes I know that not how the cameras function in real life)
Right now? Just taking unique, visually interesting Busch Gardens photos that no one has ever seen before.
In the future? Night vision photos.
In the future? Night vision photos.
I've been wanting a night vision bolt pov for ages. Mainly because the lights on one already on YouTube sucks