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Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 9:59 pm
by techie-13
dazyhill wrote:Sorry -a little late posting this. Knott's does not have fireworks on a nightly basis. Only time we have fireworks is on the Fourth of July and sometimes New Year's.
A little off topic...
Great America in Santa Clara used to cause gridlock around the park with their Fourth of July fireworks show. Cedar Fair bought Great America (now California's Great America) and they no longer have fireworks on the Fourth of July since the purchase. From what I heard, the CF management felt that they did not need to have the fireworks on the Fourth to fill the park, so they do shows on Memorial Day and Labor Day instead.
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 10:42 pm
by hobie16
techie-13 wrote:Great America in Santa Clara used to cause gridlock around the park with their Fourth of July fireworks show.
I worked at a company a block from Great America. We'd go to work the day after the 4th and find the parking lots completely covered with trash. It got so bad the police blocked access to all the side streets around the park.
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 1:25 am
by turkeyham
WRONG!
I did google Knott's Berry Farm this morning. Yes, fire works are a go.
Another entertainment group bought out Cedar Fair a few years back.
Main Streeter, you were right. The last time I saw daily fireworks was about 10 years ago. I will get the correct name from Rob when I can. :)
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 1:41 am
by turkeyham
Ok, I went back to see about the other owner.
Dec. 2009, Apollo Management would acquire Cedar fair units and the company would become a private underneath the management group . Apollo backed out of Cedar Fair April 6, 2010. Cedar Fair now runs Knott's.
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:06 am
by LadySiren
hobie16 wrote:I worked at a company a block from Great America. We'd go to work the day after the 4th and find the parking lots completely covered with trash. It got so bad the police blocked access to all the side streets around the park.
I grew up going to Great America and yep - I remember it being crazy on 4th of July. Best experience I had there was when Microsoft rented the park out one night during the annual Game Developers Conference and we were able to ride with no crowds or craziness. It was awesome.
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:21 am
by CBeilby
turkeyham wrote:Ok, I went back to see about the other owner.
Dec. 2009, Apollo Management would acquire Cedar fair units and the company would become a private underneath the management group . Apollo backed out of Cedar Fair April 6, 2010. Cedar Fair now runs Knott's.
Thus the deterioration of Knott's will continue unabated. :mad:
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 2:42 pm
by svickersart
PatchOBlack wrote:Steve, why am I imagining you getting something like a "beer hat", but with two coffee pots on ether side, for your wife?
I hadnt thought of that, might have to get her one. of course she will probably kill me for it. I told her I was getting her a thing called "Go Girl" and I'm not talking about the drink, do an internet search and you will see what it is. She told me if I did I would die.
Steve
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 2:44 pm
by svickersart
GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:you know, you can also put hot liquids in a camelbak!!
I already carry a backpack, I cant manage something else on my back for the day.
Steve
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 2:47 pm
by GRUMPY PIRATE
svickersart wrote:I already carry a backpack, I cant manage something else on my back for the day.
Steve
I have several, and they are built into small and medium back packs.
I was thinking that you could fill one with coffee and give it to your wife.
they also a a full line of "ladis" packs and bags!!
Re: Strap in the Microwave
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 5:54 pm
by svickersart
My wife carry something? O no, I would have to carry it, she can get her coffee in the morning and go from there.
Steve