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Nashville was once in the running for a Polercoaster: https://www.tennessean.com/story/money/2016/06/30/nashville-makes-short-list-vertical-roller-coaster/86557074/ Sigh...
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Nashville International Airport Development thread
Markitecture replied to Lexy's topic in Nashville
I really dig the curvilinear roofline and yes it reminds me of MCC. -
Nashville International Airport Development thread
Markitecture replied to Lexy's topic in Nashville
What I meant was I thought there was a monorail just to get around the airport and to the hotel etc. I remember a rendering showing the layout, but maybe I misunderstood the type of rail. -
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Markitecture replied to Lexy's topic in Nashville
Whatever happened to the monorail I thought was included in this expansion? Please don't tell me it got cancelled. -
I dig that Intamin roller coaster track! Gonna be hard to get a coaster train under there though. Oh Intamin. And yes please Space Mountain (not Intamin)!
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Hope Hope it's not the same Vekoma you can ride at Kentucky Kingdom. I think Hangman at Opryland (now at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom) is this model pictured or close. Please let it be something original and better like the newer Vekomas or a snappy B&M.
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And a lot of park enthusiasts are saying Dollywood's service/direction has really been off lately compared to 5-6 years ago. I hate that they removed the cave walk-through and just made a paved walkway. Hopefully something better comes of that! The fact that they built a new themed area called Wildwood Grove but completely bulldozed all the trees/foliage was a major head scratcher too.
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Truth! I remember my family visiting Dollywood when it was formerly known as Gold Rush Junction in the late late 60's/early 70's. As for attractions it only had a log flume ride and mad mouse coaster plus the historic train ride that used to seem to travel so far outside the park. Before that it was known as Rebel Railroad with just the train ride. In addition to Opryland, Nashville at one time had Fair Park at the fairgrounds which had a medium size wooden coaster, Skyliner, in addition to other amusement rides:
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Unbelievable! We watched on a high hill 17 miles away and it was still impressive that far away.
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Tallest buildings in Nashville by official building height
Markitecture replied to UTgrad09's topic in Nashville
Super interesting stats and thank you for providing. I thought Houston was the 4th most populous USA metro, but now that is Dallas and Houston is 5th? Also, I thought Birmingham had slipped behind Huntsville in metro pop. stats. -
Inner Loop - CBD, Downtown, East Bank, Germantown, Gulch, Rutledge
Markitecture replied to smeagolsfree's topic in Nashville
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That was Thrillopolis. Ed Hart of Kentucky Kingdom was involved: https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/the-thrill-opolis-is-gone/article_28ddb2ec-e83d-514c-bc60-7de3360dbf5a.html How did I only just find this thread?! As a lifelong theme park junkie, I would love a more family oriented entertainment area along the east bank at least - rides, shows, shops, etc. With so many folks moving here as well as the convention business, I feel we need more entertainment options to offer. I suppose we will see what happens with Storyville Gardens.