Timber Falls Adventure Park
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
May 28, 2007
Page Five




Avalanche's trains just fly around the track without losing any speed.  I did hear a rumor from within the industry last year that Timber Falls was looking to remove Avalanche due to roughness.  From the way it rode, I have to say that they got the problem fixed and it's going to stay.



Zen ride after Zen ride Greg and I pretty much had Avalanche completely to ourselves.  The ride operator was less than as excited as we were as even though he smiled at us and was way better than those down the road.  Each time we rode he just sat at the console and asked us if we were secured before dispatching us.



If Timber Falls can make a profit in the competition rich Dells I'd love to see places like this popping up in cities across the country.  I mean wouldn't it be great to have a place to go for a family evening our or a date that has video games, mini golf, log flume,  bumper boats and of course a fun coaster like Avalanche to go along with it.  It'd make money hand over fist especially in areas where it can operate year round.  So does anyone have any venture capital to give me in order to start up a chain of them?



There's Hades at Mt. Olympus on the horizon.



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