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Sorry to double post, but I did some investigating and it apparently is involved with Great Adventure in some way. From a site that reviews it when it was just a play and did not include music: "The play fizzles out after a final confrontation with a hippo in the road on the African Safari at Six Flags Great Adventure. Lindsay-Abaire gets us almost there, but stops short of any of the characters really confronting what's in the road right in front of them." From a review of the musical: "Best yet is the closing number, “Great Adventure,” with its lyric advising, “So just enjoy the view, because no one gets a second time around.” Any musical ending as strong as this does is lucky, for sure." Still not sure if they had to get permission to use the logo or since it's no longer used is considered fair game.

I was thinking that orb maybe this guy was the Graphic Designer.

I received an email today offering early access tickets to an upcoming new Broadway show, Kimberly Akimbo. Does the logo look familiar to you?

Look at what I saw traveling northbound on the Turnpike today. Sorry, I know that the picture is VERY blurry and low quality. I almost considered taking a picture while driving, but I really wouldn't recommend that. Instead, I followed the truck as it took Exit 10 (making myself late for a dinner with friends that I was on my way to). I pulled over on the shoulder after the toll plaza and took this shot as the truck sped by. Again, it's really poor quality but I'm 95.7% sure I saw El Diablo being trucked north. Either that or it was just some swamp gas from a weather balloon trapped in a thermal pocket and reflecting the light from Venus.

Time for a Macroeconomics lesson, kids:

It's coming along nicely.

Here you go Six Flags FUN. The Picnic Grove was open today for some school groups and I was able to peek over the wall for you. Just breathe. It will be open soon enough.

On the way out of the park Saturday I saw this survey marker nailed into the blacktop at the edge of the Prefered Parking Lot, not too far from the Superman fence. It looks pretty new. Is it for possible repaving or redirecting traffic lanes so pedestrians and cars aren't sharing an exit lane? Any ideas?

I was at the park today and this was sad to see. Why, at the very least, couldn't these have been donated to a high school or other organization?

If they're smart they will stay open past midnight on New Year's Eve complete with a count-down and fireworks / light display. I know plenty of families who are always looking for a family oriented entertainment option for New Year's Eve.

Here's some newspaper write-ups I found online My link My link