u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272

Demon car

This Demon car is used in the final show. I would love to know its history. It has the original demon logo on the front. Do you think it is our original Demon car they have kept around all these years?

u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272 — 9 days ago

Hiding little ducks and trinkets

I know this probably won't be a popular opinion, but I really wish parks would discourage the hiding and trading of ducks, mini figures, 3d printed objects and other random trinkets throughout the park.

I understand the intent. Most people are doing it to spread a little fun and make someone's day. But at this point, I think the negatives outweigh the positives. Plus it just looks trashy.

For one, these items often end up becoming litter. Not every duck gets found, and many end up in landscaping, waterways, flowerbeds, ride areas, and other places they were never intended to be. Parks spend a lot of time and money maintaining those areas and dont need little plastic things hidden everywhere.

There's also the wildlife concern. Small plastic items can be picked up by birds and other animals. Even if the risk seems small, it only takes one animal ingesting something when an animal gets sick or injured or dies.

And honestly, when thousands of guests are all hiding things, it stops being a fun surprise and starts becoming clutter. Theme parks are designed environments. The flowers, scenery, and themed spaces are supposed to be the attraction—not hundreds of random plastic ducks scattered everywhere. Again, it lools trashy.

If people want to trade items person-to-person, that's great. If you want to hand a duck to another guest and make their day, go for it. But hiding items throughout the park seems like something that has gotten out of hand and looms so damn trashy.

Maybe I'm in the minority, but I'd rather see parks focus on keeping the grounds clean, protecting wildlife, and encouraging guests to enjoy the park itself rather than turning every flowerbed into a scavenger hunt.

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u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272 — 14 days ago

Documentary/American Eagle RMC

I just got out of watching the park documentary and loved it. They talked in-depth about Whizzer being demolished and actually gave confirmation that Eagle was planned on being RMCd and it had gotten as far as RMC coming and touring Eagle AND having plans that do exist on what an RMCd Eagle would look like and in the video likens it to Twisted Colosus. Instead of doing Eagle they did Goliath instead.

I found the video very interesting with never before publically confirmed facts by the park.

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u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272 — 15 days ago

Memories in Motion

These are not my pictures. I saw them on Facebook but the end of the night show reminded me of Disney. The new floats, the dancing, the story-telling,...it was something out of this world for Six Flags Great America.

u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272 — 16 days ago

Wrath audio

We are now a year later after Wrath has opened.... is there ever going to be station music or the speakers up the lift hill being used?

Also no pictured yet....a year later.

Seriously this is unacceptable.

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u/Easy_Acanthaceae_272 — 20 days ago