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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	~~None yet~~.		# Apline: of or relating to high mountains.
			# Bavaria: a state in southern Germany, formerly an independent kingdom; capital, Munich. German name.

	== Photos ==		== Photos ==

Allen at 15:37, 9 August 2016

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	Bavaria opened as [[Alpine Village]] in [[1976]]. It is a German-themed area just to the west of [[Main Street]]. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ~~ride~~ there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and [[Alpine Foods]]. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German [[Bier Garten]] and [[Rathskeller]]. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.		Bavaria opened as [[Alpine Village]] in [[1976]]. It is a German-themed area just to the west of [[Main Street]]. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed roller coaster called [[Der Flitzer]] there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and [[Alpine Foods]]. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German [[Bier Garten]] and [[Rathskeller]]. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.

	The [[Sky Ride]] opened the previous year, but the clock building that serves as the queue area was not built until 1976.		The [[Sky Ride]] opened the previous year, but the Bavarian-themed clock building that serves as the queue area was not built until 1976.

	== Food and Drink ==		== Food and Drink ==
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	== Games ==		== Games ==
	# Alpine Games aka [[Main Street Arcade]]		# Alpine Games aka [[Main Street Arcade]]
	# [[Hi Striker]]		# [[Hi-Striker]]
	# [[Mr Frog]]		# [[Mr Frog]]
	# [[Platter Shatter]]		# [[Platter Shatter]]

Allen at 21:51, 8 August 2016

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	Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and ~~Rathskellar~~. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.		Bavaria opened as [[Alpine Village]] in [[1976]]. It is a German-themed area just to the west of [[Main Street]]. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and [[Alpine Foods]]. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German [[Bier Garten]] and [[Rathskeller]]. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.

	The [[Sky Ride]] opened the previous year, but the clock building that serves as the queue area was not built until 1976.		The [[Sky Ride]] opened the previous year, but the clock building that serves as the queue area was not built until 1976.

Allen at 21:46, 8 August 2016

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	Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.		Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.
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	Bavaria2007.jpg\|Bavaria in 2007.		Bavaria2007.jpg\|Bavaria in 2007.
			Bavaria2016.jpg\|Bavaria in 2016.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	* None		None yet.

Allen at 16:48, 4 August 2016

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	\| name = Bavaria (aka Apline Village)		\| name = Bavaria (aka Apline Village)
			\| theme = German
	\| opened = 1976		\| opened = 1976
	\| replaced =		\| replaced =
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	Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.		Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.

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	# [[Alpine Foods]]		# [[Alpine Foods]]
	# [[Bier Garten]]		# [[Bier Garten]]
	# [[~~Rathskellar~~]]		# [[Rathskeller]]
	# [[Water Fountains\|Water fountain]] inside the [[Main Street Arcade]] near the restrooms.		# [[Water Fountains\|Water fountain]] inside the [[Main Street Arcade]] near the restrooms.

Allen at 15:44, 3 August 2016

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	Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.		Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.

			The [[Sky Ride]] opened the previous year, but the clock building that serves as the queue area was not built until 1976.

	== Food and Drink ==		== Food and Drink ==

Allen at 00:54, 3 August 2016

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	None yet.		None yet.

			== Photos ==
			<gallery>
			Bavaria2007.jpg\|Bavaria in 2007.
			</gallery>

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	* None		* None

Allen at 18:42, 1 August 2016

2016-08-01T18:42:39Z

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	== Shows ==		== Shows ==
	There are no current shows in this area, but in the past, a mobile show called [[Boys Rock]] performed nearby.		There are no current shows in this area, but in the past, a mobile show called [[Boys Rock]] performed nearby.

			== Trivia ==
			None yet.

			== External Links ==
			* None

Allen at 18:07, 1 August 2016

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Allen at 04:17, 30 July 2016

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	Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There ~~was~~ also Alpine Games ~~and Alpine Foods. After the fire of 2010, they rebuilt Alpine Foods but did not add an Alpine Games sign~~ (~~instead it's just the rear entrance~~ to the [[Main Street Arcade]].~~) Thus~~, ~~today~~, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the ~~name of the~~ food stand.		Bavaria opened as Alpine Village in 1976. It is a German-themed area just to the west of Main Street. The Bavaria name appeared on the Wikipedia page in 2006, so it may not be an official name for the area. When the maps listed it as Alpine Village, there was a mountain themed ride there (where the [[Giant Sky Wheel]] currently sits). That would make the Apline name make sense (Apline means mountains). There is also Alpine Games (which today leads in to the [[Main Street Arcade]]) and Alpine Foods. Besides those two signs, though, Bavaria would make more sense due to the German Bier Garten and Rathskellar. There is nothing "Alpine" about the area any longer except the arcade and food stand signs.

	== Food and Drink ==		== Food and Drink ==
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	== Games ==		== Games ==
			# Alpine Games aka [[Main Street Arcade]]
	# [[Hi Striker]]		# [[Hi Striker]]
	# [[Mr Frog]]		# [[Mr Frog]]