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AT Golden Ticket 1999.Pdf
Park and ride winners Page 3B AMUSEMENT 1999 Top 25 wooden TODAY roller coasters GOLDEN TICKET Page 6B AWARDS V.I.P. Top 25 steel BEST OF THE BEST! BONUS roller coasters Page 7B SECTION BONUS SECTION AUGUST 1999 1B Winners named in 2nd annual survey Amusement Today’s 1999 Golden Ticket Awards As you may recall, Amusement Today introduced a survey in 1998 to poll the well-traveled park experts and experienced enthusiasts to recog- BEST PARK BEST WOODEN COASTER nize the Best of the Best within the amusement industry. With an even CEDAR POINT larger response this year — and not to SANDUSKY, OHIO mention new parks and a mother lode of new coasters for the 1999 season — the results, as always, prove very interesting. Survey overview The poll group selected to complete the survey certainly could boast some TEXAS GIANT well-traveled experience. A greater SIX FLAGS familiarity with the North American OVER TEXAS coasters is apparent among those cho- sen, but the wood and steel coaster lists each show overseas entries. Anyone who believes a single vote doesn’t count only has to glance at the point BEST WATERPARK BEST STEEL COASTER totals to see the value of each opinion. Using various sources, selected MAGNUM XL-200 afficionados were evenly balanced by CEDAR POINT dividing the United States into four geographical regions, with an equal number of surveys sent to each region. Incidentally, all 50 states had a repre- sentative to receive a survey. An addi- tional amount of surveys were sent outside the United States to represent SCHLITTERBAHN foreign expertise.
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