http://www.sanduskyregister.com/entertainment/attractions/8823486

Voyage is capitalized when it shouldn't be, wish that was a hint for Carowinds.

Voyage is properly capitalized in that context.  Ouimet is referring to Voyage to the Iron Reef at Knott's.  

The first sentence of the answer to the last question almost made me spit out my drink. I thought it was a Terpy joke.

Perhaps SIX times more FUN?

I noticed alot of typos.

Alot of typos? That's funny a lot! 

Moth.balled dark rides I read.

To two new dark rides at Kings Island

Hate to bump an old thread, didn't feel like creating a new thread and the title fit! 


Matt Ouimet was on Mad Money recently talking about the parks, stocks and land usage. 

You can check out his interview here: http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000501654

Did I hear him say that their hasn't been a new theme park built in the states since the 1970's? Wasn't he at Disneyland when DCA opened in 2001? Or am I loosing it? 

Could be talking about regional

Hard rock?

Hard rock?

Theme parks that are still here and not a failure 

Islands of Adventure?

WDW's Animal Thingy?

Must be talking regional parks...

Alabama Adventure ain't gone yet and even when they were waterpark only, the still used part of the theme park. Wild Adventures in Georgia opened in 1996.

Kentucky Kingdom.....

(Runs for the hills!)

Umm I believe the correct name is WDW's Kingdom of the Disco Yeti. 

Aren't the Legolands fairly new? When did those parks open?

Aren't the Legolands fairly new? When did those parks open?

Depends, some are decades old, one was sold off, Cali opened in the 90s and Florida has a interesting history.