Soda Pop
Not only was it the first soda pop to be featured on the cover of Time magazine in 1950, it was also the first consumed in outer space in 1985
Coca Cola (Coke)
Some species of this talking bird are known to have a lifespan of over 100 years
Parrot
The "M" in MTV is supposed to stand for this.... yes, I am making this a trivia question considering how forgotten it has become over the last several decades
Music
Six Flags theme parks are all over the USA, but it is Great America that you will find in this Illinois city
Gurnee
In 1947, he broke the color barrier by becoming the first black baseball player in MLB when he started at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
A light blue-green version of this Pepsi product entitled Baja Blast was introduced in 2004 in conjunction with Taco Bell
Mountain Dew
When a robin lays its eggs, they are usually this color
Blue
The first VMAs in 1984 featured a memorable performance of "Like A Virgin" by this 80s icon
Madonna
Red and blue
She may have played a cop on T.J. Hooker from 1982-1986, but she ended up getting arrested herself in 2018 twice for battery... and it wasn't at Melrose Place
Heather Locklear
As the oldest soft drink in America making its debut in 1885, it has a secret formula whose recipe is kept as two halves in safe deposit boxes in two separate Dallas banks
Dr. Pepper
An egg from this bird can weigh 3 to 4 pounds, the equivalent of about 24 chicken eggs
Ostrich
In 1989, MTV debuted this television series where artists perform live shows with mostly acoustic instruments
Unplugged
Formerly known as White Water Rampage, this rafting experience covers 3 acres and uses the guidance of waves and water flow to keep it moving
Roaring Rapids
With 12 gold medals, a silver, and two bronzes, she is widely regarded as one of the greatest U.S. Olympians of all time
Jackie Joyner-Kersee
In the 70s and 80s, this no-caffeine soda featured commercials with Geoffrey Holder saying "Never had it, never will"
7up
It's the only bird that can fly backwards without relying on the wind
Hummingbird
When Carson Daly hosted this series, fans could look in on 1515 Broadway while broadcasting, only to have the music videos constantly interrupted by stupid shout-outs
Total Request Live (TRL)
When Shockwave was torn down in 2002, it was replaced by an inverted "flying" coaster named after this DC Comics icon
Superman
After her Rollergirl role in "Boogie Nights", she went on to star in "Bowfinger" and "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"
Heather Graham
This family-owned root beer once partnered with a Pick N Save store in DeKalb, IL to create the world's largest root beer float
Barq's
The 'amakihi is a greenish-yellow species of this Hawaiian bird
Honeycreeper
From 1987 to 1990, this hilarious game show hosted by Ken Ober had some of the best skits while the contestants had to wear seat belts in case they got yanked backwards at the end
Remote Control
At 330 feet, this rotating cabin is the tallest structure in the park and, on a clear day, gives you a good view of Lake Michigan
Sky Trek Tower
After appearing in Prince's "Raspberry Beret" video, she went on to play Amanda Hunsaker in the first Lethal Weapon, then Kelly Gaines on Cheers
Jackie Swanson