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Along with the hotel, apparently sources have "leaked" that Great Adventure will become a year-round park. I'm so confused...

What I have against the Free Spin is the fact that we got El Diablo this past year. All that it does is go upside down a bunch of times. While it is a fun ride, for me, it's a one and done thing for me. If the rumors are true and we get the 4D free spin, then it's basically the same thing as last year's addition, though instead of going in a loop you're just flipping upside down a bunch of times. While I don't necessarily have the idea of getting a Free Spin, I think we should probably get something new and different to compliment our current lineup instead, and then get a free spin a few years from now. I mean, as others have said, it wi have been 10 years since our last major coaster, and while I would gladly take the 10-year wait in exchange for an Intamin prefab, it is time for a new coaster, and it should definitely be more than the go-upside-down-a-bunch-of-times gimmick.

Won't be missing Flitzer and Python. They have never been world-class coasters, and are (very rough) clones. Python especially (it hurts just to think about it ) As someone who visits Ocean City multiple times a year, I must say I'm very, very excited for this addition. Seems like a lot of fun!

It's definitely doable. I was at the park a few weeks ago on Sunday, July 5, and got on every coaster except for Blackbeard, Roadrunner, and Green Lantern. I got re-rides on El Toro and Nitro. I had gotten all that done by 4:30. Park was surprisingly dead for a holiday weekend, and it's one of the best visits I've ever had to the park.

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Someone on Instagram says that Cedar Point is going to be attacked on the 4th of July. While I know this obviously fake to you and me, people are actually believing this guy...

King of Prussia has a Septa station in Gulph Mills (I use it all the time) on the Norristown Speed Lins that takes you to 69th and Market Streets in Philly.

Will be heading to the park Sunday. They'll be having the Namtab Coke ERT then, so definitely looking forward to checking it out. Also, I'm finally going to try El Diablo I've just never felt like riding it when I walk towards El Toro, but I'm gonna force myself this time around.

How come? Just wondering. Anyways, I do not have a definitive answer for this. If I'm looking for some kick-a** coasters, Cedar Point or SFGA would get my pick. If I want immersive theming, then I'd say TDS or IOA. Land for a nice, relaxing, but still fun, amusement park experience, I'd say Knoebels. As others have said, I think it's too hard to give just one answer.

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Ok, I wasn't going to post this at first, but to prove that I'm not BS'ing you, here's the link to the survey. https://feedback.sixflags.com/AdvisoryPanel/startsurvey.aspx?s=GADNAME&e=&utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=email

I got an e-mail from Six Flags today asking if I liked the idea of their new attraction for Great Adventure. While they said that there are looking at other concepts, they showed me one that has been rumored by a lot of people. Though they told me I can't share what ride they specifically are planning, I can say that it is what we've been predicting to come.

Just looking at the comments on the SeaWorld Twitter feed just gives me no hope for those brainwashed by $lackfish...

In case you missed it, here's the new Age of Ultron trailer:

I'd say Nitro was a pretty big disappoint when I rode it this last August. Everyone raves about the airtime, but I was in my seat for most of the time. It was still a good ride though, just overhyped. Will be coming back soon though and riding it in a different row, so hopefully it will be as good then, if not better, than how everyone says it is.