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Coasterkid. I've been on 139 coasters to be exact.

^Simi Valley is about a 30 minute drive from SFMM. From Simi Valley, you get on at SR118 east to I-405 to I-5.

You know traffic is bad when you encounter traffic at 1 in the freaking morning (yes, in LA).

I enjoyed Stitch's Great Escape more then I thought I would (mind you I came in with reeeeeeeeally low expectations). It's nowhere near being the best Disney Atteraction, but I've been on worse. It might be a good thing I didn't ever get the chance to ride Alien Encounter. For some bizzare reason, my Brother really liked Stitch's Great Escape.

I've been on Xcelerator and Rita. Xcelerator is hands down the better coaster.

The four of us went to WDW the package cost US$3,700. That included: - 6 nights at The Wilderness Lodge (A Deluxe Resort). - Disney's Magical Express (Disney actually has transport to and from MCO) - 7 day Park Hoppers with a Meal Plan - Admision to the Water Parks and Pleasure Island That DID NOT include: -Airfare -Rental Car -Other Hotel in Orlando

Everything about Nemises rocks! The theme, the layout, everything it's the best Invert there is. It's short and very very sweet.

1. Burbank is the closest airport to SFMM, however LAX is halfway between Magic Mountain and Knott's. 2. Those two parks are about 90 minutes apart. 3. The Knott's Berry Farm Hotel is the only decent hotel within walking distance of Knott's, however there are plenty of hotels within 5 miles. 4. A Knott's pass are good at any Cedar Fair Park. 5. What kind of things do you like to do?

Favorites: Sonic In-N-Out Sharkey's Wendy's Good: Taco Bell/Del Taco (I can't tatse any difference) McDonald's Jack in the Box Carl's Jr. Subway OK: Tommy's (the burgers are nothing without the Chilli) Quiznos Taco Time El Pollo Loco Panda Express Bad: KFC (especially in LA, Mexicans can't fry Chicken )

I think I've seen some of that here in the States.

Spinning flats make me a little ill, but I LOVE Spinball Whizzer.

Spring Break Varies from district to district. LA schools usaully have their Spring Break the week before or after Easter. SCBB is open year round, while the other Nor Cal parks open in early March.

OMG! $15 parking?!?! At least Six Flags is trying to get out of debt.

A- Yoga B- Psych 52 C- English 28 C- Math 115

^ I think you look better with shorter hair.

^ The last picture is of Lake Havasu Bridge. In other words, they are on the Moon!

Did you know: Werner Stengel worked with Anton Swarzophf back when Anton was alive and designing coasters.

I don't know of ANY park that sells half day tickets. You might, however, get SFMM or Knott's tickets for half price. Check the parks' respective websites for discounts.

^^ You don't even need to be a Club member to attend. Usaully both Screamscape and Westcoaster have passes to let you in.

The Mall of America had a managment contract with Cedar Fair. THe Mall dumped Cedair Fair when the Mall came under new ownership.

I'd set a record on Apollo's Chariot if I was of the mind to. It'd be easy to marathon that.

Are you traveling by yourself? There isn't a good way to get from SFMM to Knott's on public transportation. For one thing, they are in two different counties and LA public transit sucks. Orange County Public Transit: http://www.octa.net LA County Transit: http://www.mta.net

At least this should be better then Rita.

Knott's Winter Coaster Solace is March 11. You might consider doing that if you are in the area during that time.

I hope you also plan to go to DLR at least. It isn't far from Knott's. The closest airport is John Wayne (SNA). It's about 15 minutes from the Anaheim/Buena Park area. I'm sure there are shuttles betweeen that airport and the hotels down there (there are plenty to choose from).