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1980

Well the summer season is not far from leaving us - today was the first cool evening we've had in quite some time. I have to say it felt very nice. As weekend-only season approaches, the cooler weather sets in.

- Joseph Reynolds


Lines were not very long today.


Blastoff!


Through the loop at Charleston Gardens...


Have a great day!

I love all the little realism that you add to the park, like the catwalk to the launch and all the railings in the station.

with lines not being long, this is the perfect time to go!!

Just pick a saturday and its time for FUN!!!!!!

Best. Screen. Evar.

1980

Today is the last day of our sixth season and I'm pleased to say it has been a successful one. We are looking forward to next year's continuation of Gully Gulch and look forward to seeing you when the park reopens in the spring. I hope you have a great winter!

- Joseph Reynolds


Heatwave makes one last cycle before it enters hibernation.


Skywheel is slowly being dismantled from the park. It has been sold to a travelling carnival and will be converted so that it is easier to move from place to place.


This season's new attraction, Gully Gulch Rapids - See you next season!

I can't wait to see how you expand Gully Gulch into a full area; should be great!

It's going to be the coolest thing since individually wrapped cheese slices.

At least sky wheel will have new life as a funfair object

It's going to be the coolest thing since individually wrapped cheese slices.

Even better than sliced bread?

I really like the first screen. Assuming that's not the edge of the park map, it'll be interesting to see what that view will look like 20 years from now.

1981

Welcome to our seventh season of operation - it's hard to believe the park's been open that long! We're coming to the point of new coats of paint, small replacements here and there. With the economy not doing so well this year, we decided it would not be wise to make a large investment in the park until things settle out more. With SkyWheel unfortunately becoming more costly to maintain, we decided it was time for a replacement.

Gully Gulch Grill



Gully Gulch Grill is a full service restaurant that will serve families typical American fare.



The opposite side of Gully Gulch Grill is just as visually pleasing as the front.



A small eating plaza gives guests a great view of Heatwave's loop.



Come eat with us this season!

Unfortunatly, eating at a resturaunt and going on heatwave do not mix lol

I like how you did that, but I think you should change the roof. It doesn't seem to flow with the rest of your pics.

Great topic, some of the best RCT3 stuff out there.My only problem with the grill is the blue and greens in the windows, they just look weird, but maybe its just me.

It's kinda close to the Garden restaurant, don't you think?

But it still looks great. The roof is a little awkward, but I'm assuming you don't have the right pieces.

Edited by FullMetal, 27 October 2009 - 03:44 PM.

^ Yeah, that's what I meant.

1981

With no new headliner attraction this year, attendance had dipped slightly from last year as we expected it would. Unfortunately, we are not to the point where a large capital investment every year is feasible. We hope to draw in more guests this year through discounts and special events. Have a great day!

- Joseph Reynolds


Gully Gulch Grill has become a guest favorite! (Hint: go for the burgers, they're the best!)


Inside Gully Gulch Grill


See you at the park!

Holy freakin' crap, the inside looks awesome! I totally want to eat there! There was a restaurant in Evansville called Smokey Bones that looked almost identical to what you have there (the open ceiling, the log walls, the lamps), but it got closed.

As for discounts and special deals, what kind of deals is CGAP offering? Have you tried free soft drinks? *wink wink* Or an even better idea, free popcorn? (Think about it: Everybody loves popcorn. And it's salty, so drink sales will probably skyrocket!) I think a unique park incentive like that would bring in a lot of customers even in seasons with few expansions.

1981

With no new headliner attraction this year, attendance had dipped slightly from last year as we expected it would. Unfortunately, we are not to the point where a large capital investment every year is feasible.

No no no no no NO! Not again!!!!!!!!!!

I like popcorn.