What about having a live camera at the park on during the off-season? I think Cedar Point had (has?) one and King's Island has one for the opening of Diamondback but this is a great idea to keep fans interested during the dead season and see what exactly happens when the public is not allowed in.
Last edited by onyxhotel08 on February 10th, 2009, 1:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
i bet someone on sfgamworld could go buy a wireless camera and put the hidden camera in the park and watch it online ( theres security cameras that u can see online)
i was looking up security camera and found out that for just 100 dollars u can buy a camera and watch it on your tv or pc. it also features that u can see your camera from any part of the world its really cool this is the website i found it http://www.x10.com/promotions/xx11a_ed_ ... burst.html
^^ I would guess it was a money issue on NBC's part. While the initial cost of the camera is not that much, running a live feed like that could be expensive, if you have to pay for the bandwidth used.
Besides, SFGAm put it up to monitor the building of Hurricane Harbor. There really is not much to see at the park during the off-season. Sure, they are building BB, and we could be watching that. I know I'm not going to loose any sleep over the fact I can't stare at Eagle all day on a webcam!