IAAPA Expo 2024

[Hyde]

What's unique about this screaming swing gondola vs any other one

Also sounds like SeaWorld Orlando has confirmed they're getting a Mack Flying Theater ride for next year. Keeping the arctic dark ride count going! https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/ne...ith-mack-rides-for-flying-theater/ar-AA1uqB4l

 

[davidm]

Day 2 - don't think that there are any train reveals left so I'll not be copying them over here quite like yesterday, but the chaps are wandering the show floor so if you are interested head on over to the social feeds...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1859264168043458816

 

[CanobieFan]

I'll be there tomorrow! I wanted to hit the floor today but stupid work that pays the stupid bills got in the way. Tomorrow starts my vacation and I'm not due back until mid December....but before my ship sets sail this weekend, I'll still have a chance for a quick IAAPA 24 visit
I'll post random stuffs on Twit-X

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

Day 2 was a blast indeed, had front seats at the press conferences for WhiteWater and Polin, they’ve treated us like royalty even though I’m a student from a waterpark background and not press. Lots of merch, Turkish Delight, Turkish Coffee, cake, champagne, and time to talk with the manufacturers. Many of them were willing to speak with me at length, very productive conversations. I’ve learned many things that unfortunately cannot be shared here at this time.

Moser set up their drop tower today with a standup seat, it will be ready tomorrow.