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The track has not changed, the trains have not changed, so this not "is it a new credit?" discussion, because it clearly isn't.
Sometimes maybe even the theme or paint scheme didn't change.
You have no attachment to the ride. I know some people refuse to call Pantherian anything but Intimidator 305, which is understandable to a degree. But take the emotion out of it.
A great example of this is Shadows of Arkham at Parque Warner Madrid. https://rcdb.com/1365.htm
I rode it as "Batman la Fuga" nearly 20 years ago, but haven't been on it since. It's undergone 2 name changes since then and hasn't even been "la Fuga" in a decade, yet I find myself resistant to change it away from "la Fuga" in my spreadsheet since I have yet go to go on "Shadows of Arkham."
I know there are no rules, and this is a stupid exercise and even stupider question. Just curious if anyone else has thought about or encountered this.
Do you even change it after you ride the re-named version?
Welcome to General Discussion Thursday!
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This is the post to discuss whatever you want: sports, movies, books, or anything else on your mind, even further roller coaster or amusement park discussion! Just keep it friendly and respectful and anything goes.
Included the two instances of a Truck series driver also getting their first win in a weekend.
I usually don't include ARCA stats, but since we had Andy J win on Saturday, I did manually go back to each of these dates to see if there were any others.
Jesse Love's first ARCA win at Salem Speedway in Indiana was on the same 10/2/21 weekend.