Julius Caesar famously once said: "Veni, Vidi, Vici." Meaning: "I came, I saw, I conquered." The Three dueling coasters in Caesar Park are named after this quote, and show the evolution of Wooden Roller Coasters.

"Veni" is a Side Friction Coaster, one of the earliest types of wooden coaster; no wheel assembly to prevent it from flying off the track, no banked turns, etc. Even with the side friction coaster's flaws, without it, we'd have no coasters, so it's important that "it came" - Veni.

"Vidi" is a regular Wooden Roller Coaster, more advanced than a Side Friction Coaster; It can go over small hills at high speeds without flying off the rails, it has more abilities like helixes and banked turns. With this advancement, more possibilities for coasters became clear for us "to see" - Vidi.

"Vici" is a Hybrid Coaster. The ultimate version of a Wooden Coaster; combining the best of both wooden and steel coasters, introducing incredible new inverstion capabilities never before possible with traditional Wooden Roller Coasters. Thus, the Hybrid Coaster is the Final Evolution of Wooden Coaster types, "it conquered" - Vici.

In line with the "Veni Vidi Vici" quote from Caesar, The Map of the Park is themed like Rome, Italy, with nods to historical architecture and other classical Italian structures.