But if you're looking for something for a theme park fan, the local mall might not have exactly what you need.
Never fear!
Here at Coaster Radio, we're bring back our annual tradition - The Holiday Gift Guide!
The 2011 version has a ton of great ideas, sure to impress the theme park fan in your life. Hey, you might even want to check out some of these items for yourself.
Plus, EB and Mike get into a great debate/rant about the latest announcements from Universal Studios.
This week, we found out that Hogwarts (and the incredible Forbodden Journey attraction) are coming to Universal Studios Hollywood. In addition, there were confirmed plans to expand the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando.
However, another recent annoucement had to do with the closure of the classic "JAWS" attraction at Universal Studios Florida. The latest hot rumor is that Amity Island will make way for Harry Potter's London and Phase Two of the Potterverse.
Mike and EB will disect the rumors and give you their opinion on the current state of things.
Hey! As you listen to the show, here is a list of all of the gift items that the guys discuss!
Coaster Dynamix Kits
- Full Coaster Kits
- Train Models - Statix
Knex Kits
Quercetti Skyrail Rollercoaster with Elevator
Disney Monorail
Park Season Passes
Online stores - Holiday World, Busch Gardens, Cedar Point, WWOHP
Millennium Force Replica
Space Mountain Seat at Mouse Surplus
Jungle Cruise Gallery of Light by Olszewski
Kinect Disneyland Adventures for XBox360
Imagineering Blueprints
Walt Disney Autograph
Touring Plans Subscription
Skee-Ball Game
Cotton Candy Machine
Sno Cone Machine
Rollercoaster DVD - Watch it with Our Unofficial DVD Commentary!
Vintage items from your home park on EBay (70s, 80s, 90s)
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Cool stuff,I just don't think I could part with 150.00 for a seat. I love the model monorail. I saw them for sale around a lot of the parks,I might start collecting.
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