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15th June 2008, 12:30 PM

"David Sandborg" wrote:
> Another comment. The ERT had a more "old-school" feel to it, which I
> really appreciated. I was going to write a contrast of this ERT to
> Holiwood Nights, but it's not worth it. Suffice it to say, RRR was
> totally relaxed and relaxing, and the park was clearly happy to have us.
> They were still running two trains with about 6 riders in total by the
> time we left!

I can relate to that. The last RRR event I attended, I was on a train that
did a "chain." God, talk about "old-school." I haven't seen a chain done
since a PPP a long time ago. But yeah, the ERT had a cool vibe to it.

15th June 2008, 12:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bill Buckley Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	Mini TR - RRR (Alabama Adventure) - 6/14/08 "David Sandborg" wrote: > Another comment. The ERT had a more "old-school" feel to it, which I > really appreciated. I was going to write a contrast of this ERT to > Holiwood Nights, but it's not worth it. Suffice it to say, RRR was > totally relaxed and relaxing, and the park was clearly happy to have us. > They were still running two trains with about 6 riders in total by the > time we left! I can relate to that. The last RRR event I attended, I was on a train that did a "chain." God, talk about "old-school." I haven't seen a chain done since a PPP a long time ago. But yeah, the ERT had a cool vibe to it.