Silver Dollar City
Branson, Missouri
An Old Time Christmas 2011
November 5, 2011
Page Twelve






Just a few more rays of light before darkness enveloped Silver Dollar City.  Both of us really looked forward to the night because yes Silver Dollar City's coasters are great in the daytime but in the black of night they were really wild.  I wish Silver Dollar City would stay open late more because all of you really need to fly over Powder Keg's first hill, dive down into the trees on Thunderation or roll through Wildfire's Immelmann with nothing but darkness around you.



There are Christmas lights everywhere at Silver Dollar City.  I've got to respect the crew that strings all of them up because I'd go nuts doing it.



Geyser Gulch is a huge three story tall interactive play area and Bond and I spent some time playing around in it mostly shooting foam balls at each other.



Here's a look at the Christmas Tree in Silver Dollar City's square as we worked our way out of the park after an extremely successful day at the park.  We ended up getting well over fifteen rides each on Powder Keg, Wildfire and Thunderation including rides on the Giant Swing, Galleon, Flooded Mine, Fire In The Hole and Grand Exposition Coaster. 



That day at Silver Dollar City was a perfect way to end a great coaster season.

Both Bond and I had a blast riding with you all this year and sharing our adventures with you as well.  We look forward to seeing you in 2012 as we hit many more parks in the US as well as head to Canada for the Negative-G 2012 Road Trip. 

Thank you and see you all at the parks.

Paul & Bond Drabek




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