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More than Wicked: Lagoon focuses on its darker side

Source: Farmington Star News
1 March 2007
 
As if a brand new $10 million coaster wasn't enough, Lagoon is also making extensive improvements to the park's darker side this year.
      The park announced through its website today that Dracula's Castle and Terroride are both undergoing changes. From the photos posted on the official site, the work being done seems very promising. It is unknown at this point what features of the dark rides are being replaced or repaired.
      The pirates and wenches over at Tidal Wave aren't being left in the dust either. The entire ride is said to have been completely dismantled and is being thoroughly repainted as it is rebuilt. The changes are planned to be ready for opening day on April 7th.
      Many park visitors will be glad to see Lagoon is giving these rides the attention they deserve. Good dark rides are very hard to come by these days as more and more disappear because of poor maintenance. Terroride will be forty years old this season. Dracula's Castle was added in 1974 and Tidal Wave arrived in 1980.
 
See the photos now!
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Something 'Wicked' this way comes, eventually

Source: Salt Lake Tribune
The Associated Press
 
April 5, 2007
 
FARMINGTON - "Wicked," a new $10 million rollercoaster, won't be ready when a popular northern Utah amusement park opens Saturday.
    The German-made rollercoaster will be Lagoon's fastest ride, but some parts need to be retooled.
    "We ran into some manufacturing problems," said Dick Andrew, the park's vice president of marketing.
    The rollercoaster will have a dark tunnel filled with mist, a 110-foot tower and a maximum speed of 55 mph. It could open in June, Andrew said.
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