Edward M
Strata Poster
This isn't the biggest news or anything, but I felt it was worth a topic. He started as CEO in 2012, and there have been some good editions to Cedar Fair parks brought out since then. However, parks like Valeyfair!, Michigan's Adventure, Dorney Park, and Worlds of Fun have been sort of left to rot without many notable additions. I'm wondering what people think the new leadership will bring. Did Ouimet do a good job with the parks? Parks like Carowinds, Cedar Point, and Kings Island were treated well, but the rest of the lineup was ignored for the most park. We got Fury 325 and now RMC has started building in the parks. However, he hasn't added much to the parks until these 2018 additions. One is left to wonder what's the next step. Well, discuss away!
Here's the list of new coasters and dark rides built in the parks from 2012 to 2018:
Cedar Point: GateKeeper, Valravn, Steel Vengeance.
Carowinds: Fury 325
Canada's Wonderland: Leviathan, Wonder Mountain's Guardian
Kings Island: Banshee, Mystic Timbers
Knott's: Coast Rider, HangTime, Voyage to the Iron Reef
Kings Dominion: Twisted Timbers
California's Great America: Gold Striker, RailBlazer
Rest: N/A
As for Cedar Fair's stock, 24.69 was the price for a share in January 2012 while it is currently 63.11. Their profits were at $178 million in 2016 compared to $72.2 million in 2011. It seems fiscally his impact has been fantastic.
More than anything, will Michigan's Adventure finally be getting that long rumored Aquatrax?[/outdatedjoke]
Here's the list of new coasters and dark rides built in the parks from 2012 to 2018:
Cedar Point: GateKeeper, Valravn, Steel Vengeance.
Carowinds: Fury 325
Canada's Wonderland: Leviathan, Wonder Mountain's Guardian
Kings Island: Banshee, Mystic Timbers
Knott's: Coast Rider, HangTime, Voyage to the Iron Reef
Kings Dominion: Twisted Timbers
California's Great America: Gold Striker, RailBlazer
Rest: N/A
As for Cedar Fair's stock, 24.69 was the price for a share in January 2012 while it is currently 63.11. Their profits were at $178 million in 2016 compared to $72.2 million in 2011. It seems fiscally his impact has been fantastic.
More than anything, will Michigan's Adventure finally be getting that long rumored Aquatrax?[/outdatedjoke]