Bat Fastard
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Simply put, which parks have the best looking websites in your opinion? My favorites are Hershey Park, Holiday World and the Cedar Fair parks' websites.
Spot on! As long as you can do that in an easy and intuitive way, it's basically a good website Additional graphical information is fine, and can even enhance the experince, as long as it doesn't hinder the sole purpose of the website!nealbie said:Is the purpose of a theme park website specifically not to provide you with: how to get there, opening times, ticket prices, overview of rides & attractions, food & accommodation? Maybe a map?
Haha, I was about to mention that! A true work of Java Script magic that allowed you to turn each roller coaster on and off.steel said:I'm kinda nostalgic for the old Cedar Point website from like 12 years ago with the little animated skyline in the banner.
Back before the web sucked with over complicated unintuitive design and autoplays. <3 Thats awesome, thanks for sharing.Hyde said:Haha, I was about to mention that! A true work of Java Script magic that allowed you to turn each roller coaster on and off.steel said:I'm kinda nostalgic for the old Cedar Point website from like 12 years ago with the little animated skyline in the banner.
Hyde said:Haha, I was about to mention that! A true work of Java Script magic that allowed you to turn each roller coaster on and off.steel said:I'm kinda nostalgic for the old Cedar Point website from like 12 years ago with the little animated skyline in the banner.
Hyde said:^ Haha, excellent! Here is another view as well, pre-Maverick: http://web.archive.org/web/200508010124 ... point.com/