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Bay Beach, a small amusement park in Green Bay, Wisconsin, acquired and opened a used Zamperla NebulaZ ride in 2023, funded through the federal American Rescue Plan Act. Two rides, the Sea Dragon and the Chairplane, were discontinued to accommodate NebulaZ. Despite its late opening, NebulaZ offers a family thrill experience for an affordable price, contributing to the merits of Bay Beach in comparison to pricier parks like Six Flags Great America.
This article contains a series of predictions for the D23 Parks, Experiences and Products panel, focusing on U.S. Disney parks. Predictions include a revamp of the Disney Genie, the possible return of ‘Happily Ever After’, the launch of Tron, a re-opening schedule for Walt Disney World Railroad, and many potential updates, re-themes, and overhauls across various parks. Additional “wild card” predictions are also given, speculating on larger changes and new attractions.
Walt Disney World will replace its traditional “Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party” with a new event, “Disney After Hours BOO BASH”. Scheduled on select nights from August 10 to October 31, the event features Halloween-themed activities, costumes, and over 20 attractions with lower wait times. A separate ticket, available for purchase in June, is required for admission.
This new wooden roller coaster is set to be the largest, most extreme coaster in the park.
There is one new roller coaster coming to Ohio in 2021, and believe it or not it’s not opening at Cedar Point or Kings Island.
It has long been thought that Intamin ceased production of their Impulse Coaster models years ago…until now.
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