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Would not be surprised if Universal buys some of the surrounding area that circles Wet N/ Wild, and try to 're-develop' that area into hotels.

Most likely Wet N' Wild will close as soon as Volcano Bay opens. The Wet N' Wild plot will probably serve as a 'overflow' parking area for the resort, not just Volcano Bay.

Cheetah Hunt, I like B&M's better! :3333

10 times on Splash Mountain (MK) 12 times on Tower of Terror (DHS) 8 Times on Shrieka

Well... It's been a while since my last park update for Miami Gardens Park. I have been working on it for a while now and should have it posted soon! Anyway the park's story-line continues; ---------------------------------------------- Hello There! I'm the park manager from Miami Gardens Park, remember me? Anyway it has been a year and a half since the park open and it's newest expansion has been in its work for the past 8 months. The park's main architects have kept it a HUGE secret to what is coming for the expansion but they did give out clues for there major two attractions coming into the park: Blow you away? Huge and demented? Well... whatever is coming, it's got to be thrilling.. they are building new restrooms. They should be handy for what is coming?

Great Photos! Interesting park, wonder if there are any dark rides?

When your at the Magic Kingdom and someone asks where the Harry Potter ride is. That gets me so mad!! The cast members don't even know what to say!!

Disneyland Disney California Adventure and Knotts Berry Farm

Well, lot of things have changed in the park and it seems a massive expansion is under works in the plot of land next to the park. To make way for the expansion a rumored bridge needs to be constructed to allow guests to enter the 2nd part of the park but sadly Garden Tower (Aileron-Type ride) has to be taken down but park management stay it won't be gone forever. What will be in the new expanded area I don't know but it seems this park will be better than ever. Now on to the pictures; Another great looking day at the park and what is that I see in the distance? A very crowded day, beautiful skies, and two massive cranes in the distance. A look down the crowded midway. Looking towards the only coaster in the park for now. It was a lovely day to take a ride in the row boats. A look at the chair swings. Where Garden Tower once stood. Over the wall look where the Garden Tower is no more for now. This is where the bridge connecting the 2nd part should be. Leaving the crowded park to get better shots of the construction area. A look from the parking lot to the construction site. A look at the bigger piece of construction area for the park across the street. It is smaller than the current park area but enough space to add mega attractions. A massive footer for something. A look at the park. The future looks bright! Can't wait to experience the new area!

Well I finally got a chance to visit Miami Gardens Park again and the park is still looking great. The main reason for visiting was to see the new flat ride, Flying Jumbos. It is basically a Dumbo flying elephants type ride but a much smaller version of it. It's not that big of ride but it's exciting that park management has added a new ride in only less than 6 months since opening. The entrance looking sharp as always. As well as the new orange painted tower. A look a the rustic looking hut and the grand fountain. Where I ate for lunch. I ate the Great American Burger, which was very good and only priced for $6.99! The beautiful Tea-Cups. A POV shot from one of the cups. A look at Garden Flyer from the Tea-Cups area. Garden Flyer and the Flying Jumbos at the back. A close-up look at the new flat ride. It is very gorgeous to look at, and it seems to be a big hit for all the little ones. A look at Garden Flyer from Flying Jumbos. Another view. A look down one of the midways. Leaving another great day at the park. A last look at the park, and I hope the future looks great.

Well the park has announced the new flat ride that will make Miami Gardens Park home. From the park's website. Here is some concept art of how the new attraction will look like; Concept Art. My next update would include a visit to the park and a look at Flying Jumbos.

It's been sometime since my last visit to Miami Gardens Park and the park seems to be doing very well. What a nice day it was for a visit. A look down the grand midway. A look down the path leading to Garden Flyer and Garden Screamer. If you look closely you can see something suspicious happening in the background. A closer look at the construction walls. I wonder for what it is? Over the wall look, and it seems like it will be some kind of flat ride. A view from Garden Flyer. It's not that big of a space so don't expect anything to huge. A look at the new safety fencing placed. Some kid threw a rock at one of the riders and struck the rider in the face. Trying to be fancy. And a last look at the park. I'll visit the park again once the new flat ride is open.

I wouldn't be surprised if Busch Gardens next coaster would be a Wing Coaster.

Well the day has finally arrived! Opening Day is finally here, now let's go take a look at the wonderful and amazing new park. Walking over to the entrance, got here early and was surprised to find out the park full. The park entrance isn't the grand but is enough. It was kind of weird that the park only had 2 ticket windows. As soon as you pass the turnstiles your attention is drawn to this wonderful fountain feature and the rustic house to the right. The park's popular Diner and Garden Flyer going right over it. Looking towards the back of the park and the park's second eatery; McDonuts. The beautiful Garden Carousel. What should become the park's iconic gardens and just wait to see it at night. Tony Packo's it fits in well with the park and serves some delicious chili. Starfish Craze is a great ride for the family and very entertaining to look at. A look at the Miami Eye and Garden Swing from Starfish Craze's queue. A look at Miami Twister. POV shot from Blackbeard's Curse. A great ride and the ride program is long even when large crowds. View from Miami Eye. It also gives great views of the surrounding areas. Another view from Miami Eye. Garden Tower gives great views of the entire park as well. Heading over to Garden Plaza which is a beautiful area in the park, but it seems like a waste of space and it seems that an attraction was suppose to be placed here. Lift hill shot for all those lift geeks. The not so big, but fun drop. The best part of the drop is when you get a bit sprayed by the water jets at the bottom. A look at Garden Screamer from Garden Flyer. The sun is starting to set and it is a wonderful time to take a ride on the row boats. It gives great views of Garden Flyer. The sun finally set and the nighttime atmosphere is very different. Garden Tower at night seen from Miami Eye and if you look a bit deeper the empty lot which may be used for expansion. What a sight! One final look at the park. See you next time and I hope the park continues on the right path.

-Park Update #1- Hey guys! I decided to head over to the park site today to see progress of the park and I was astonished that there were no more construction vehicles on site. That's great news to hear since the park should be opening soon! Now for some pictures; I parked at Parking Lot B since it was empty. The S&S Screamin' Swing looks very nice, it should be testing soon! Walking towards the park entrance. (Parking Lot B is right behind the park so you have to go around the park to get to the entrance.) Walking towards the park entrance, I noticed this plot of land next to the park. I wonder if this is for future expansion? The park from Parking Lot A. Here you can see Blackbeard's Curse, Miami Eye, and the Wave Swinger. They all look like great rides and should be quite popular. A look at the park entrance across the street. Looks very nice and it seems like the park's signage has yet to be placed. A over-the-wall look at the park entrance. You can see the ticket booths to the left and the turnstile building straight ahead. The entrance seems very small but should do as this park won't need to handle massive crowds. A look at one of the park's restaurants or shops, I couldn't tell. The S&S Screamin' Swing is really massive and you can see it from most of the park and surrounding area. Leaving the area and entering the Florida Turnpike I noticed this billboard. Looks like park opening should be upon us very soon!