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Construction/Rumors / Re: SDC's 2023 Project(s) and Park Developments
« on: November 06, 2022, 07:50:33 PM »
Who killed Swoosh, lol
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I absolutely could see Dollywood going to year-round operations sooner rather than later, but I don't get the impression that it's coming for SDC.
In order for that to be feasible, there would need to be year-round interest in Branson as a destination. I'm certainly not local, so I can't pretend to be an expert, but I don't get the sense that there's a ton of interest in coming to Branson during January/February. If Branson itself won't draw people then, I don't picture SDC being any different.
I'm at port in Sitka right now but this is from last Monday Morning at Crater Lake in the snow
Beautiful photo!
PROJECT 2023 UPDATE = March 16, 2022 (Opening Day)
https://www.midwestinfoguide.com/2022/03/project-2023-sdc.html
Well it hasn't fallen through yet! Like the article states, it's the Santa Cruz boardwalk people involved, as in owners of an existing amusement park. I think Bell's involvement may be getting curtailed, but that doesn't mean we won't be getting a park of some sort. It just remains to be seen if it will be anything like Robby described earlier and I have a feeling it won't. Our own version of the boardwalk would be badass though. Just give me a decent coaster, seriously.
Or maybe a comparison to Kemah is even better? Kemah is a ton of fun.
To be fair, 12 bucks for a 12oz serving of Dufftoberfest helps moderate intake.
I was gonna refrain from getting in the middle of this but they could serve but simply have a no liquor sales on Sundays like some stores/cities/states have to appease both sides of the argument.
^ I agree that there should be no alcohol at the park. SDC is a great place to take your family. There are plenty of other places (including some theme parks) where you can get alcohol.
You realize prohibition is over, right? Literally all parks have alcohol now (even Disney).