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What if the Gurnee Marriott's Great America from 1976-1980's had its own Fright Fest like the current Six Flags format has?

If Marriott still owned Great America, the Farrell's, Roy Roger's, and Hot Shoppes restaurants would still be in the park. And they would have put in a Marriott owned Bob's Big Boy restaurant in the park.

How did Marriott licence the rights to use Looney Tunes characters on signs and walkarounds at the Marriott's Great America parks?

TWICKETS at GA let you come back for free the next day, not for $1 fee the next day.

Was Labor Day weekend always the weekend when the 2 MGA parks would be open daily for the Summer before being reduced to weekends only for the rest of the season until the end of September and start of October?

Was Fiddler's Fling similar to the Tilt-a-Whirl amusement park rides?

In the late 1970's Jewel-Osco stores have also given away with discount ticket purchases for MGA "Ride and Ride Again" buttons and MGA roller coaster posters.

Wow! A campground near Marriott's Great America in its original plans? How could the planned but dropped MGA campground fit into the MGA theme park?

Marriott's Great America sold for its soft drink beverages Coca-Cola and 7-up. Do you remember the soft drink stands at the MGA parks?

Do you have memories of seeing or taking part in the Bugs Bunny Looney Tunes Parade at Marriott's Great America?

Do you remember these Marriott's Great America promotions: * For Coca-Cola in 1981: Bring in 3 bottle caps from 2 liter bottles of Coca-Cola and get a free ticket when you buy 3 MGA front gate admission tickets. * In 1983, McDonald's gave away MGA Fun Bucks with food purchases (what were MGA Fun Buc...

I have listened to the 1984 Marriott's Great America "Get Carried Away" commercial sound clip, did you notice the announcer in the Great America "Get Carried Away" commercial sound clip is Bill Woodson, best known for doing cartoon voice overs and cartoon narrations including the...

Regarding the Looney Tunes stage shows at Marriott's Great America such as "The Bugs Bunny Story" and "Bugs Bunny's Las Vegas Revue": Did the late Mel Blanc do a good job voicing the Looney Tunes characters as they appeared on stage? During the mid-late 1960's, 1970's, and the 19...

The Pictorium film "To Fly" was sponsored by Proctor and Gamble.

Nice postcards, Tanya - 2 of them feature my favorite all time Looney Tunes character - Pepe Le Pew!