This week on the Coaster101 Podcast we’ve decided to lose all our credibility as volunteer theme park journalists. We get into what our biggest theme park blind spots are. This means parks we’ve somehow never visited even though they might be some of the biggest in North America. It also means coasters that we haven’t ridden yet, even though they hover near the top of many “best coaster” lists. And let’s not even bother getting into how few overseas parks we’ve been to, we’ll save that for another episode (and maybe for when foreign countries start letting Americans back into them, please wear a mask folks).
It’s possible Canada’s Wonderland is our collectively most embarrassing blind spot. Wear masks so Canada doesn’t hate America anymore, please.
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Let us know what some of your biggest theme park and coaster blind spots are, or just tell us how ashamed you are of us. Email podcast@coaster101.com, or hit us up on social media at @Coaster101 everywhere. Also send us questions, we always want more things to talk about!
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