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If you're gonna be at DLR, might as well take the 5 minute trip over to knotts! And also to the park that just open the new kiddie shuttle!

Not sure if you're being a smart ass or not but to let you know, I have been traveling to LA for several years now, I am quite familiar with a good bit of the public transportation systems. It never hurts to ask locals, experts on exactly what would be the best options for travel. That's what we are here for right? To everyone else, thanks! Im still figuring if I wanna stick to public transportation or biting the bullet and renting a car. More suggestions and options are greatly appreciated...

Quick question...is there public transportation between the Knotts area and SFMM? I plan on flying into burbank on a sat night for HHN, taking the bus to the Knotts area for KSF and then im stuck lol. Not sure which airport i wanna fly into and out of at this point if I want to incorporate SFMM into my trip. Last year I flew into bur and flew out of sna since I started with HHN and ended witht he DLR. Any assistance would help!

Columbia, SC -> Kentucky Kingdom -> Kings Island -> Cedar point -> Dollywood! All in 4 days... You can follow along as I take more here...

Sooooo....how's the new slides breaking in?

Did you tell guest services?

I think dracula wasn't that great simply because it wasn't that great lol. It was more an action movie vs horror. Sounds like crimson peak is gonna be 3d and more so supernatural. Just the background alone seems to lend itself to being a much better house than Dracula.

It's a Carolina thing, you guys wouldn't understand...

Gesh lol. I wont even know what to look for...

Where'd you get that info from?

#SaveShockwave

If this thing doesn't launch into a pretzel loop breaking into the upper portion of an aviary...

^ you should be able to do the refill thing with them. I PROMISE no one is even gonna look...you could probably bring one from last year, hell...10 years ago lol. The brisket is my go to when it comes to the BBQ

You are not gonna need the fast pass system. The park will not be near busy. I was there this friday and fury 325 had virtually no line. just down to the stairs. Same with most of the other rides. The water park is a different story. I would do nighthawk (its not that bad) first since the loading is slow then work my way counter clockwise. I think the dining plan is the best option. you can eat every 90 mins so I would get two because the portions are sizable for an adult and kid to eat off one plate and be full.

After reading thru all these pages, thinking the influx of post has to mean I missed someone I was sorely dissapointed lol. This thread should be named "the valleyfair wish list thread"! I do wonder why everyone wants a B&M coaster? You mention unique and first? You know its lots of other companies in the roller coaster business that can fill that void.

Think it was always like that. I remember folks on other sites mentioning that and about how much it would cost to rent the entire park out.

While Polin slides seem to visually look wonky I have to admit, those POV's made them look very fun...especially that mat racer!

Are these numbers weighted for parks they aren't open year round? I don't think its fair to compare the numbers of a park that's open 6-8 months a year to one that's open year round unless they use the numbers and estimate what the numbers would be.

Well...we really haven't seen much except that one picture...

Nope, it says on their website. No splash or water features. This is a 100% dry ride. Well...so is manta lol.

Not really...its a wed.

^^ Elevator lift?

Hasn't that track color been spotted at the plant in ohio???

It would be cool if they can keep the same layout and just replace the current tracks with topper tracks. It would be kinda sad to lose a pretty cool wooden coaster just to steel it up...

I think the more people say they don't want beemers...the more parks get them lol lol...