Mr. Six

Most of these coasters can operate in cold weather and snow. The Japanese theme parks do it no problem, and they have the same coasters as every park in the world, I wouldn't see why they wouldn't be able to open maybe 4 or 5.

Restoring the Carousel is a must. You always have to keep up with it, for it is usually the oldest ride in the park, and the most colorful. There's nothing more disappointing than seeing a piece-of-crap looking historic carousel (excluding carnival ones, those will always be crap).

The Splah Battle ride would be great, but I think the park should add another "Water Affect" ride. It always had long lines, and was a great way to cool down during the summer heat. We have one at SFNE called Shipwreck Falls, and I don't know what I'd do if they removed it.

They should enclose them in a nice metal encasing that you sometimes see at parks (recreational). Either that or something like a Looney Tunes themed casing.

Skull Mountain is starting to fade on the outside, and could use a fresh coat of paint. In addition to adding the affects inside, I think they should add some affects outside on the front facade.

A new black-top would be very nice and make it look better. When I went to the Safari, I don't remember the radio transmitters working. What did it do?

The parade is really great, but it does need more. If SFI wants to use this to bring more people to the park, they should definately make it larger.

The whole "fog" thing looks horrible. It would look good for a backdrop to the city skyline, but not by itself.

HH Definately needs a new slide complex. If I'm correct, HH hasn't gotten anything new since it opened, right? They are waaay overdue for comething new.

This is very true, and a new paint scheme with a nice lights package will make it really stick out!

Might be just me, but I can see GADV knocking this down within the next 5 years or so, mostly because they don't take care of it that well. I really like the Fort, and I definately don't want to see it disappear, but I do want to see it taken care of better.

When I went to Old Country I quite enjoyed it. It's a nice relaxing area of the park that you can go to to get away form all of the hustle and bustle of the crowded areas. They should definately bring the area back to life, mostly because I liked the discount store they had!

I have yet to see the Yum Yum Palace lit up at all. Maybe I'm just going to the park at the wrong time, but I'm sure a new lights package would do it good.

This is a staple ride to every park. I don't think I've been to a park without one (besides GADv). My home park is SFNE, and luck for us, they restored ours and gave it a whole new paint job, look, and place in the park.

This is a great idea. I live about 4 1/2 hours away from the park, and I try to go down at least once every year, and the closest hotel to the park is 10 minutes away. I know thats not far, but I'm sure that the park guests want to have access to the park whenever they want (minus when the park is closed). This hotel/resort could also lead to exclusive park time and other perks like that.