u/Chemical-Orange-1571

Inspired by SugarDicksandtwix, I would love to see everyones favorite photos of Lagoon they have taken over the years. Especially if they show old attractions and show buildings.

I am on a 22 year streak with season passes. Curious how long everyone else has had theirs.

"The City was also lucky enough to obtain salvaged portions of Lagoon’s Jet Star amusement park ride, which we plan to incorporate into the design and features."

Cool to see stuff like this. Neat way to keep Lagoon history going.

Ive played around with the idea of making an app for Lagoon, similar to what Universal or Disney has for their parks. Food info and pricing, entertainment schedules, ride operations (especially if rides are down and potentially wait times), and a "how busy is the park" sorta thing.

Would there be an interest from the community?

Some of the information I can pull from various sources online but things like wait times and rides being down would be something members of the community could post and help verify.

EDIT: Apparently there is a pretty robust app at lagoonpark.app that somebody has put some effort into. Is it anybody in this community?

As they continue to expand, every bit of space becomes premium. A parking garage could reduce the amount of parking needed by like half or more and open a ton of space up, especially near Colossus / Wicked.

What other little easter eggs or kinda hidden things do you like pointing out to people?

Excited to take trax from the south end of the valley downtown for Pride this weekend.

Its not like UTA would purposely ignore arguably the largest festival downtown and rip up a main artery trax line a week before this massive event, that falls on the same weekend every single year, with no consideration for the 100k+ people headed downtown this weekend.