We've heard this before, throwback to the 2022 Wild West Adventure Falls Maintenance Blog.

From 2022 to 2026 what improvements were made... minimal. The only addition I can think of is the red lights on the final lift, however more things ended up not working at all.

I'm optimistic, but they dont have the best track record.

I have similar doubts considering obvious budget cuts that have been happening with events like the DC superheroes event but also there’s been slight improvements within the park with more statues and theming pieces. This makes me curious if the corporate shakeups due to the embezzlement situation within village has given way to a change in priorities in regard’s to theming compared to the last decade or so.

Edited July 22Jul 22 by Smol bean

My take is the 2022 works, they set it up to be upgraded, but then the extra expenses kept being put off for other reasons.

Changing events - such as dropping carnivale, or cutting back on superheroes - these things aren't necessarily assets of value when it comes to selling the business. WWF having a 'to-do list' doesn't look good on the for sale sign - so polishing up the assets you want someone to consider valuable at time of sale maximises your return.

Spending extra money on entertainment isn't going to make a huge difference at point of sale, unless it boosts your balance sheet. Fright nights does - given it charges admission for each entry - but included events don't.

This guy gets it

Capital assets add value for an owner and thats exactly what the new ceo is there to do

You also have some changes in management there which result in people who want better theming and show having more say now

Plus there is the fact that a lot of costs of things like theming were getting over inflated to like those ex execs personal pockets so the dollar will be going further now