Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

[sixflagsguy5I wrote the book about donkeys!]

I'm not a big fan of waterparks, but I've always admired Holiday World's ways of building up their park. I'm a big Holiday World fan and think that any decision they make is usually the best thing to do. I trust their judgement much more than Six Flags.

It's kind of weird how they're naming their new area after the park who built a coaster by the same company that built Voyage...

[spaceace12Cubs/Colts Fan]

I am sure the closeness in the name of the new area the the kemah bullit is purely a accident. For one, they spelled the new area Kima,

[Wes.]

^ Um, its explains what Kima means in the "What's New" page. It's like the third sentence, kinda hard to miss.

[spaceace12Cubs/Colts Fan]

i skipped right over that, I skim sometimes.

[arrowfanmanFire Alarm Boy!]

^^ Me no read! Me look at picture only! Distracted by dancing monkey!



-Jahan "Confirming speculation by reading--so easy a caveman can do it!" Makanvand

[KGA29Don't let this donkey melt you with its laser eyes!]

This is a good addition. Structures like these are amazingly fun for all ages (GA's Jackaroo Landing). Some of the slides are actually quite fast and you get soaked no matter where you go (which is kinda the point of a water park). So this is a huge improvement over their old water structure.

[coasterdude5Randomness]

Sounds cool to me, for some reason, I already thought the park had a structure like this but I guess not.

[spaceace12Cubs/Colts Fan]

They do, monsoon lagoon, but it is aged, allot of water features don't work. Plus on a hot day, it is packed. I went in it a few times last year.

[SFNERules]

Now for that steel looping coaster... if that will EVER happen. That's when I will consider Holiday World "complete."

Really? The thing I kind of liked about Holiday World was the lack of a large steel coaster. I think that would kill the atmosphere some. Sure they could do something like Wildfire, but I still don't think it would fit in all that well with the park.

The only types of steel coasters I think would truly fit in (at least with the park as it is now) would be a Gerstlauer Bobsled or some type of spinning coaster. Even that would have to be pulled off just the right way to "fit", but i think it would work better with them being a family park than a large steel looper.

The new addition looks good. I personally don't care for waterpark attractions, but I have seen smaller types of this at other parks and people seem to love them. Good move IMO.

[Adrenaline_RushFull Fledged RETARD!]

I think a ride like Revolution would be great, because you can hide that ride a bit, and I think it would fit in you just need to find the right theme. Im all for gay day! Just kidding...or am I? (Duhn duhn duhn!)