In The Loop has posted a video look at Hersheypark’s new Laff Trakk coaster, which includes some video footage shot on the ride. Check it out.
I'm sad that this thread has only had 350 views since 2009. Clearly, the members here don't care, but it actually happens to be a very cool park. Not anything close to Disney, but cool all the same.
both Hershey and Dorney park are near me about 1 1/2 hour drive I go to bothI'm sad that this thread has only had 350 views since 2009. Clearly, the members here don't care, but it actually happens to be a very cool park. Not anything close to Disney, but cool all the same.
both Hershey and Dorney park are near me about 1 1/2 hour drive I go to both
never been to Knobles My sister used to live in Elysburg for a few years . I have lived in Chester County all my lifeYou don't live that far from me then. I'm about a 1/2 hour from Hershey. Have you ever gone to Knoeble's? We like to go camping there. That's also a nice little park to visit.
never been to Knobles My sister used to live in Elysburg for a few years . I have lived in Chester County all my life
we used to go to sunset park until it closed in 1995 we also went to Ontelaunee Park which was sold in 1966, to Shorty Long, who ran a country-western bandstand. Sally Starr bought the park and then Big John, and then the era of Ontelaunee Park came to an end.
The first "official" clue about Hersheypark's 2017 attraction was released on social media this past week, a short video that says they are "unwrapping" their newest ride. The video shows plenty of Hershey candies being unwrapped... but not much else. Other than serving as an opening to the series of weekly clues, I'm not seeing much noteworthy here.
However, the first clue also coincides with a new website for the 2017 teasers with a bit more of a clue. That site features this phrase: "Chocolate covers every side."
In our initial post about the new teasers I mentioned that perhaps we're going to finally see a drop ride at the park, and now I'm thinking I was on to something. Firstly, there's one ride at the park that already has chocolate covering all sides, and that is the park's Kissing Tower.
Here's the description for the observation tower from the park's website:
The tower already has Hershey's Kisses surrounding the ride cabin and also at the top for decoration (reference above image). How's that for chocolate on all sides?
Now I can't put my finger on where the rumor started, but I believe some years ago it fluttered around online that the park might try to retire the observation aspect of the Kissing Tower and make it into a free fall. Well, not only would that conversion make height restrictions pretty simple, since the 250 foot tall tower already exists, but I would imagine that it would offer a financial benefit to the park, too.
Next piece of the puzzle - the above screen shot is of the contest entry section of the 2017 teaser website. Is it just a coincidence that the background image is a view from way high up above the clouds? Probably not.
Finally, Screamscape shared a detail about the press invitation to the ride announcement, which is called "Thrill on the Hill." If you look close at Hersheypark's website for the Kissing Tower, it specifically says the ride is located in the "Kissing Tower Hill" park region. Seems to be another connection.
We have at least three more clues before the announcement, which will take place on August 2nd at 11 am. Hang tight!
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