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Germans fairs look really neat, totally different from American Fairs.

Hmm, I'm kinda bothered that the flat rides will have simple animations rather than realistic physics like from NoLimits Fairground. Also, is it just me or are we just limited to one certain station platform having its one own line?

Which kind of park do you prefer, theme parks, funfairs, or both? State your reasons.

If I was the operator, I'd definitely make it go fast for a while.

Re: Disaster Transport Final Dispatch: A Mission for the Kid Damn this sucks. It was a pretty cool ride when I went on it. Hope this new wing rider breaks a new record.

I think there's more to a good theme park resort than having a hotel or a campground. Resorts like WDW and Dubailand have TONS of facilities.

Have they really recovered from the recession? I heard that the Dubailand project won't be as broad because of it.

Let's say there are hundreds upon hundreds of square miles of open land, and you could make the next Dubai, Orlando, and Las Vegas; what kinds of things could you put in it? There are many interesting things that such a place could have, like massive shopping malls, resort hotels, integrated...

Umm, I think tunnel of love rides are just permanent attractions. However, I'd love to see Germans make water dark rides for fairs.

Yeah, it's kinda odd how we think real differently from Europeans. Carnivals just aren't as big of a thing here as over there. I wish more people would appreciate funfairs here, cause Summerfest with a massive midway could compete with ones like Hull Fair and Rheinkirmes.

Well there are some pretty good fairs, like Texas State and San Diego County. I also wondered, I think it would be cool for Summerfest in Milwaukee to be a fair. It's a music festival, just like how Oktoberfest is a beer festival. If you make a massive carnival portion for Summerfest, it could...

Is the woodie actually portable or is it permanent? Also, the water coaster looks kinda like a portable flume ride with roller coaster tracks. I'm sure the Germans could do a better job with that sorta concept. I also wonder, are there any portable water dark rides?

Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of state/county fairs that have nice midways, but they're just the icing on the cake for those events. Thing is, they're a whole bunch of things besides carnivals, like merchandise vendors, arts & crafts, competitive exhibits, livestock, and other kinds of...

But how would you know? Sure the thrill park project failed, but it had a high chance of success too. The only way we'd know for sure that the Orlando area wouldn't want an amusement park if they said it themselves. Besides, I think that the area should attract both fields of amusement...

So when it comes there will there be videos of it? It would be pretty nice cause I don't think CF has done vids of UK funfairs yet, unless I missed any.