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This is a real coaster because if you didn't check the links and read it, you would of known that it is not at the park no more. It was going into to the park, but it didn't and it sat in storage for that year. Then it relocated to Parque Warner Madrid as Tom y Jerry. You can't say that it isn't real because I just told you the HOLE story!!!!!
I noticed something while looking up things here on Wikipedia. While this article calls the roller coaster "Tom & Jerry", the Parque Warner Madrid article in the Cartoon Village section of the article calls it "Tom y Jerry: Picnic en el Parque" (Tom and Jerry: Picnic in the Park). A while back, this article was called "Tom y Jerry (roller coaster)", but back in 2017 got its name changed to "Tom & Jerry (roller coaster)".
Apparently, according to a website that was linked on the article, the roller coaster is indeed called Tom y Jerry and has a sign that calls the ride "Tom y Jerry: Picnic en el Parque". [1]
Does anyone think the article should get renamed again to "Tom y Jerry: Picnic en el Parque" or should the name of the article just remain as "Tom & Jerry"? -- JCC the Alternate Historian ( talk) 23:05, 1 March 2021 (UTC)