Synkope

Hi, everyone, I'm from Spain and I need your help. I'll travel with a friend to Toronto in September. We'll stay there since September 8 to October because we are going to study English. Cedar Point is really near, so we think it's the opportunity to visit it. Cedar Point is about 300 km from Toronto (I don't now how miles). I would want to know which is the best option of transportation to get there without any complication. We'll be obligated to assist to classes, so we'll make the visit any weekend. We'll have time since Friday evening to Sunday night. We want to buy a ticket for 2 days. Does it use to be a lot of attendance in September? Because I want to join all the park! And one thing more. As we want to stay two or three days, any recommendation about hotels? Thank so much for your time!!!

Layout is completed!

Definitely, track is green and supports are white. More pieces arrived today to the park and I can saw them.

That spot.

Inferno pieces arrived yesterday to Terra Mítica. As we saw on TV spot, track is green and supports are brown. I'll go to the park on Monday, so I'll take photos.

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Barbarroja (not Redbeard) is not new, but it returns as the best show in the park (and Spain, but it's a personally opinion).

Infinnito. Gyro Tower--------> Infinnito Ball Coaster--------> Inferno Valencia is one hour by car from Terra Mítica (Benidorm), more or less.

Tizona is not being relocated yet, I think they'll start to relocate it when park closes in November.

Hello, I have some news about rides constructions. Some pieces of Gyro Tower arrived to the park on 27th February, but they haven't started to assemble it in its zone. About Ball Coaster... there are no pieces, but they continue working in its place. I think, probably, queue line will be under the coaster: Tren Bravo, a family coaster in Iberia zone, will be closed this season . Its entrance has been blocked up. Terra Mítica want to sell to another park the roller coaster. There were some rumors it would be sold to a Russian theme park, but I don't know what have happened... Inferno and Gyro Tower will be opened in June. I think it'll be on 18th because Terra Mítica will open everyday from that day. That's all, folks!

No, no, no, Warrior of the Dawn is the new film on the simulator cinema in Greece area. The flat will be in The Islands. It'd be a Splash Over or a Top Spin with fountains. Nothing of used ride; a new and intense ride.

Magnus Colossus have an incredible air-time on its main drop. The Men in Black type ride is called Laberinto del Minotauro (Minotaur's Labyrinth). Sally Corp. made animatronics and Beybe themed the ride. To me is the best ride of the park.

And Tussaud is interested in buy part of Terra Mítica theme park in Benidorm, Spain. They would buy a participation for 15 million Euros and they'd invest 30 million Euros in new rides, new shows and improvements during four years. I hope Tussaud will buy Terra Mítica. I have visited Alton Towers and Thorpe Park and I think they are great parks, although Thorpe Park it's... different. I prefer Alton Towers, but parks in UK are so much different than ours Spanish theme parks.

Superman at Warner Bros. Park Madrid, SPAIN.

Firstly, excuse me of my English. Then... and Spain? In Spain there are four theme parks (Port Aventura, Isla Mágica, Terra Mítica and Warner Bros. Park) and one of the funfair most bigger of Europa, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid. In Spanish Theme Parks there are great rides, great shows and great themes: Port Aventura has the unique 8th inversions B&M roller coaster in the world, Dragon Khan; the exciting wooden racer Stampida, for a lot of people is one of the most spectacular wooden coaster of Europe; Templo del Fuego (Temple of the Fire), an amazing walk-through as Poseidon's Fury in IoA unique in Europe; the newest Hurakan Condor, a multi free fall of 86 metres height. Isla Mágica is small, it has only one big roller coaster, an SLC named El Jaguar, but it has the one of the simulators most bigger of the world, Cinemoción.. Terra Mítica has a great interactive dark ride, el Laberinto del Minotauro (Minotaur's Labyrinth) with 76 animatronics of Sally Corporation, it's the jewel of the park. Then there is the Magnus Colossus, a wooden roller coaster of 37 metres height and 92 km/h. The peculiarity is that Magnus Colossus is incrusted in a stone pit. The newest Synkope, a revolution of Mondial Rides. Terra Mítica is themed really, really good, it shows the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean sea, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia (Spain) and the Lost Islands. Warner Bros. Park Madrid has the best rides of Spain: 4 amazing roller coasters. Superman, a floorless B&M roller coaster with 7 inversions and 60 metres height; the 4th Giant Inverted Boomerang in the world, Stunt Fall; Batman, as the others copies in the world, but its trains has seven wagons each one; Coaster Express, a wooden coaster of 40 metres height and 1300 metres lenght. Then there is La Venganza del Enigma (Riddler's Revenge), three towers of S&S and 100 metres height. The newest La Aventura de Scooby Doo (Scooby Doo's Adventure) is another interactive dark ride of Sally Corporation very amazing. Parque de Atracciones de Madrid has one of the few inverted Intamin roller coasters in the world, Tornado, with 3 inversions; the newest Tarántula, an amazing Maurer Söhne roller coasters with 2 immelans and a tunnel; 7 picos, a Schwarzkopf roller coaster operating since 1969. Of course all this parks have more rides, but these are the rides most important of each park. I don't understand why you didn't visit Spain (if you visited Parque Espana in Japan!!!), but if is your decision... To me is a dissappointment, but i hope you will visit our theme parks in the future. See you!