Timmyuk

I am dissapointed that the 1-10 visit people are winning, thats not enthusiastic at all. Tell me about the car mileage thing, it all mounts up for sure.

Thats a long way for your nearest Coaster fix, my closest is actually nearer 100 miles away so not so bad. When you get a Pass its difficult to go back to normal customer, its often much easier and faster to get in with a Pass, plus paying for a single ticket means its much more hectic, trying to get as much done in a single day as possible, with a Pass its much easier to relax and not worry you have not got your moneys worth that day.

18 visits so far this year i like it, its like a dream, maybe i should of made the poll with higher numbers.

How many times do you visit a theme park a year, just wondering if i'm mad or this is normal, i visit (i think, i dont count) a park (not all the same) atleast 12 times a year, in the UK all are closed through winter so its often more than once a month in the open season. I live a few hundred miles from the nearest reasonable park. Do not include a few days at a park as more than one visit. In your post put down your mileage to your nearest reasonable park. Post your actual estimated amount of visits a year, be honest dont be shy.

Sounds like the perfect child to me, i am slowly coming round to the idea of having children but its such a slow process to get to a decent riding height, cant they just come out 54" tall

Parenting and adult life getting in the way sucks, though i would say having children is surely the perfect excuse to head to a Park to "entertain the children" as frequently as is humanly possible.

Yes that is Earthquake. Thanks for clearing that up too, it was a while ago now so couldnt remember, i visited when i was 12 or 13, i'm now 26, its been there a while then i seem to remember it was good and i also liked Back to the Future, dont know if i would now, easily impressed back then.

Does Universal still have that ride where the roof falls in with a lorry and it starts to flood, think it was to do with an earthquake?

I just read that ladys entire site, all 40 odd chapters of it, very interesting, i am amazed how little we know about such a big disaster and the continued problems it could cause, thats the beauty of the internet, cant cover it up on here. All this from being a theme park enthusiast, amazing where it leads. Think i might have to go do something a bit happier now, back to theme parks then.

Thanks for clearing that up, that is crazy though, just to throw it in the car park, whats even worse is, like you say, its a good ride, it certainly looks like a good ride and not exactly cheap in itself but its surroundings do, easily ruin most good Coasters by sticking them in a car park. The best bit is they didnt even remove the lines from the parking lot to show you where to park, how difficult and expensive could that be to do, made not attempt to cover up its in a parking lot. Maybe now its got new managment they may attempt a theme for it, atleast remove the painted lines on the ground. I thought something must be up because why make Tatsu and the effort and expense that required when one of there Coasters is parked next to your car for theming.

Hello i'm Tim from Somerset UK, had to join because the photo updates are pure genius, absolutley hilarious. Great site

Hi i'm form the UK I have been reading Theme Park Review for a while and its great and sometimes hilarious, i now have to post and its because of, Car park Coasters???????? (or should i say parking lot coasters) What is going on there? the lines of where the cars parked are still on the ground and they just stuck it on top, there seems to be a few Coasters at this park like that and it seems like a major park, Tatsu coming an all, whats the deal????? You all seem to think this is normal? Last time i visited the US i didnt see any car park Coasters is it a new theme or something, i am joking.