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The info about Coaster Con is up on http://www.aceonline.org.

Is anybody in or near "The Valley" willing to drive me over to the party? (Yeah, I know, I should have asked earlier. )

Best: Indiana Jones at Disneyland Worst: Deja Vu at SFMM

They are top notch and certanly smoother then Thunderhawk or Wildcat. There is good food to be had at Knoebel's. I would personally recomend the Alamo. Not terribly long. The longest line I waited in was about 20 minutes.

I actually believe internet rumors posted on thrillride.com, even the Whopers of the Week.

1. SFMM is about a 90 drive from Orange County depending on the traffic. 2. You should be able to do everything in half a day. Just be sure to get there early.

^ Yes, that is us in the middle row. ^^ I tell you, it's nice having all those annual passes.

Happy Birthday Wes!

Friday, May 20: - Never waited more then 20 minutes to ride anything at DCA. - Even the Sun Wheel had a short line. Rode in a Swinging car for the 1st time in a while. - Mom and I were going to go into Disneyland, but there was a long line to get in and we were tired, so we left. Saturday, May 21: - We were originally planned to go to Scandia on this day, but we didn't want to be outside at a park in "the 909s" in 80-90 degree weather. - We went to the Bowers Museum instead. Spent about 3 hours at the Egypt exhibit. We started on other exhibits when the museum closed. - Headed to Knott's at around 4. - Spent some time at Independence Hall. - Knott's itself was busy. When I heard it was going to be "Gospel Fest", I pictured the park to be overrun by "Jesus-Freaks", but I didn't see any of that. There was, however, lots of families in attendance. For the most part they seemed well behaved. - The total time spent at Knott's was 2 hours. We didn't ride much, mostly went into shops. Sunday, May 22: - Got to Disneyland around noon. - The park looks nice now that it's dressed up for the 50th. - The changes to PotC were cool. - They have expensive desserts On to the pictures: I knew Disneyland was expensive, but $29.99 for dessert?!?! At least it comes with a cool plate. It was absolutely deserted! It's... the backside (sideside?) of Ghostrider! hmm... S&S towers and a B&M. I wonder when they'll get a Morgan hyper? It's like I'm back in Philly. A nice museum. They don't allow photography inside, though. um...It's Orange Stinger! And now I'm Screamin' or something?? It's Screamin' 'nuff said A picture of Mom and I on ToT First ride of the trip was Tower of Terror

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The last time I saw my cousin (who lives in Nashville), I asked her if she had been to the Nashville Valley amusement Park. She said she had never heard of it. Who'd go to a park that they haven't even known existed?

Right outside of Boise City, OK I caught sight of this field of cars of diferrent vintages surrounding a trailer. I wish I could've gotten a picture of that.

I downloaded it again and it worked this time. Nice vid. Kudos to the Videographer.

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Lightning Racer is the only racing coaster I've been on that actually races.

Moose Tracks Cookie Dough Cold Stone's Bannana Mint Chocolate Chip

May 22: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at DL

^ I think it's about 1.5 hours.

Some parks (at least Knott's) have a rating system for how intense rides are. For example, the Stagecoach has a one Diamond rating while some of their roller coasters get five diamonds.

Here it is! I decided to do it a day early since I'll be away this weekend.

^ Yes. Xcelerator used to roll back all the time, although I've yet too witness one.

Gambling!

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Worked for me!