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Poll Results: February 2007 |
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Written by Eric
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Wednesday, 05 March 2008 |
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The results are in for the February poll, and Six Flags Great Adventure has topped out as the Six Flags park with the best wooden coasters. I’m sure that El Toro had a lot to do with the results, as it is considered by many to be the best wooden coaster in the United States. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom came in second with their wooden coaster, Roar. Theme Park Village does have quite a large contingency of DK fans, but I still think Roar is quite a fun wooden coaster. It is my personal favorite wooden coaster on the west coast, no doubt. Here are the other results: Be sure to vote in this month's poll, Which Six Flags park has had the biggest improvement during the Shapiro Era? I have a feeling Magic Mountain and Discovery Kingdom will be battling this one out.
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Pin Trading At Universal Studios Hollywood |
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Written by Eric
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Wednesday, 05 March 2008 |
 | The popular Pin Trading sensation is arriving at Universal Studios Hollywood on March 14th. The collection will include over 100 styles of pins on the first day, and new pins will be introduced and retired throughout the year. Read the Press Release here. |
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Written by Eric
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Tuesday, 04 March 2008 |
 | It has been announced that Six Flags will indeed be headed to Dubai. Six Flags Dubailand will be part of the three billion square foot amusement complex which already has contracts with Universal, Dreamworks, and Formula One to develop parks. Six Flags Dubairland is set to break ground in 2009. Read more here. |
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Busch Entertainment Announces Dubai Parks |
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Written by Theme Park Thrill
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Thursday, 28 February 2008 |
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The following is the first official Network Update, a new feature that will bring more frequent park updates to Theme Park Village. For more information, please visit our Message Boards. 
| On Thursday Busch Entertainment Company (BEC) announced that they have reached a deal with Nakheel, one of the worlds largest privately held real estate developers, to bring all four of Worlds of Discoveries parks to the super city of Dubai. Nakheel has been key to the transformation of Dubai from a coastal fishing town to one of the fastest growing cities in the world. Unlike other parks and deals, B.E.C. will not have to spend the capital to create the mega park, that will rest solely on Nakheel, but instead will provide the license to the parks, and over see in the development of attractions and training for the parks. The parks will occupy "The Crown" of The Palm Jebel Ali, a completely manmade island of sand and rock. The crown will also be a man made island in the shape of a Killer Whale. Design work and planning is already underway with the first stage being scheduled to open in 2012. |
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Written by Eric
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Monday, 25 February 2008 |
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17 new photos from Disney's California Adventure have been added to the Photography Section. More new photos on the way!
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Disneyland...tisk tisk tisk |
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Written by Eric
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Sunday, 24 February 2008 |
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Just something I noticed last weekend while at Disneyland. The above picture is of a "blank sign" in Toon Town. The photo was taken in August 2005. February 2008...where is the "blank sign?!"
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