PKI Jizzman

Wow, thanks for all of the awesome photos! As someone who's never done a cruise this paints a pretty vivid picture about what all there is to do, see, eat, and drink. Now I'm just overflowing with positive vibes from reading this TR, haha. Can't wait for the next chapter Adam!

And let's not forget we'll be going upside down NINE times in those open seats with lapbars including once at 197 feet in the air!! Right?! So. Much. Fun.

Hmm seems like a great combo with some of the cheap $20 Frontier flights... Thanks for sharing!

Love the open design on the trains. This coaster is going to be so. much. fun.!

Great reports and pictures of Paris. Both of those parks always seem to slip my mind, especially all of the newer coasters at Parc Asterix like OzIris! Glad you enjoyed it so much. Thanks for sharing!

Storm Chaser really surprised me with how intense it is! Each element is absolutely wild. Great photos, Hanno! I love the ones from Grizzly Gulch.

Phones are the most prized possession of people, yeah? So I'm assuming those who haven't been to parks in the past couple years don't understand how easy it is to lose them or items on newer coasters with strong ejector/hangtime. Soon enough people will realize that a pocket isn't good enough for roller coasters.. maybe maybe not, haha. I'm not trying to wear a special outfit to theme parks to keep my phone with me at all times so paying a dollar or two is just common sense.

Guilty as charged. Shockwave had some crazy airtime in the back row and felt even more forceful than Mindbender. The latter has the better setting though. Same. Even though I haven't been to SFOT in a long time I still remember that crazy airtime. They're both great, though!

That's so cool. Thanks for sharing John!

The only thing to complain about is that it's been 3 years since Banshee ice cream was taken away from us and I'm still the only one talking about it. it tasted like cap'n crunch berries

No one has any details and they're upset the top down layout doesn't fit their personal specs. Nothing new to see here.

Just drove by the park and it looks impressive from the highway, but you've got to know to look for it among the crowded skyline. I haven't been in the area in a while and yeah, it takes over an hour to drive there from my apartment north of the city. If you had any traffic it'd easily take 90-120 minutes from the city.

I will absolutely have to ride it when it opens!

As someone who doesn't have much success with the seat belt trick, this is very interesting and exciting news. Can't wait to see some pictures and more reports!

What bothers you? Just the number? Or are you really getting there super early for one of the rides listed that you can ride with less than a 15 minute wait any time of the day?

Huh, suddenly I have a piqued interest in dive coasters.

Top 10 coasters for entries with less than 50 roller coasters ridden.

Steel Vengeance was in my #1 category. It's seriously that good. Echoing Erik's note, I'm thankful for being a part of not one but TWO Steel Vengeance ERT sessions that allowed me to ride in every row multiple times. It has it all. I liked the front seat the best and the wave turn over the brake run and the dive into the structure right before is my favorite part of the ride. Well done CP and RMC you earned it! Also thanks to the team who put in the hard work on this project!

Glad you liked Skyrush! No news regarding operations = good news? Great Bear is so much fun, but our rides were limited on the visit due to some of the laziest operators I've ever seen. I honestly think the crew was going for the record of 'worst capacity on a B&M invert' I think the zero g + bump dive/turn over the water and weird supports + squiggly piece into corkscrew is one of my favorite parts on a B&M invert. Thanks for including the Marvel photos, that is such a cool experience and great presentation.

Finally getting a chance to catch up on this report. Such a fun read! MariCar seems like a great experience and a memorable way to see Tokyo.

That's awesome! Too cool they were able to put together a Mickey, too. I love these behind the scenes/non park Disney updates.

I honestly can't believe they're getting that close to the Beast. This is an impressive stretch of land that they're clearing.

Minneapolis makes it so easy to get in and out of MoA with public transportation I'll absolutely take a quick flight up there for the weekend to escape the colder weather for some coasters, flumes, and slides. Thank you, Minneapolis!

This is incredible! Can't wait to see the results people share across the globe.