I love DW

I'm a non smoker. And I agree with several people above smoking in public places should definitely be banned.

No (I have contacts) Do you know someone who's blind?

The best thing to do if you don't want a local or favorite small waterpark to close is to go visit it, eat there, by souvenirs, tell your friends and family how great it is and go back to it often.

Great report and wonderful photos, glad to hear you had a good time at Dollywood. I've read all of your reviews and they have been great. Hope that you post more!

In my opinion: It's sad to see any type of theme park or water park go but it's really just a sign of the time (not to sound like ABC news there but it is). Larger company's know how the business works and operates very well and has the money to do so. Thus water parks that aren't included with theme parks or are not owned by chains are going because they may not have the experience, money to invest, etc.

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I found it from other sites. When people posted links to someone's photo trip report so I decided to join. Some of the sites: www.thrillnetwork.com www.coasterfanatics.com www.coaster101.com

Yes Have you been to a theme/amusement park yet this year?

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Yes Can you snap your fingers?

^Probably if your not qualified to vote in any of them there is no point to vote not qualified for all of them. So I just wouldn't vote if I were you.

No. Have you ever been in trouble with law enforcement?

Yesterday I bought a Cannon Rebel XT camera, bag (which included; UV haze filter & extra battery), CF card and Cannon EF 75-300 mm zoom lens. With insurance and such it all came to about $1,200. Which was a savings of about $250 since it was a Best Buy bundle.

Wow I can't believe Holiday World the king of parks is getting dissed. I'm shocked... but yet completely agree with pretty much everything you said. It's popular by me because most is true for me also. I personally thought the Voyage was a good coaster but was to long and rough. Although I thought Legend was even rougher. Same when I went last time the Raven had two people one also running control panel. Plus they keep crossing the track switching side for every train. When I was there they were running Voyage with two trains then switched to one. It took them so long to take a train off that the 5 minute line wait went to about 40 min. and stayed that way pretty much the rest of the day. The exact same thing I felt after I left the park. To much hype I think has went to there heads and there was at no point would I say Holiday World had friendly staff. DW, SDC, Disney World (in no certain order) all had friendlier staff. Me too. Hopefully it was but I've heard of this happening to several different people on different occasions so I wouldn't go to the park expecting to much.

The reason I said it was because there is some parts of St. Louis (ones that we went through to get there) that were run down and looked very trashy. And I honestly was surprised it was that clean being so close to such a major city. It's not that I'm saying St. Louis in general is a trashy place but you have to admit there is some very dumpy parts to the city.

^It's basically if you arrive after 3 p.m. you pay the full price ticket but you get the next day for free. Basically you pay full for 3 till close then you enjoy the next day free. So it's like getting several extra hours for no additional cost. Great trip report glad to here you had a good time and hope you have a good time on your next visit. Can't wait to see the photos.

Even though this is not a Six Flags thread I just want to mention it. In my opinion Six Flags has never done that great of a brochure. I personally think that almost every other park that I have seen does a better brochure than they ones I have seen of Six Flags.

Thanks for the trip report. Renegade looks great. During construction I thought that entrance would look odd but it actually looks nice.

I forgot to do this a couple of days ago so here it is. My name is Zac I and I live in Southern Illinois. I really started liking coasters in 2004 and have rode all of the coasters at any park that I have been to since. Before that I had only rode a couple but wasn't really into them that much but now I can't get enough of them. Also I don't really go to parks just for coasters. I love riding them but I think park experiences should go way beyond coasters, when I go to theme parks I like to be entertained (meaning coasters, flats, water rides, shows, games, shops, theming, etc.) I don't just like flat out thrill parks I go for the experience more than anything.

^I agree that is one ugly prom. I would be ticked if our school decided to do a Mario theme and it came out like that.

She is a celebrity she will get the littlest possible sentence allowed.

^The entire front row in my computer class does that. It gets on my nerves. They will literally sit there and be talking then go "no way, omg....wtf" honestly just say the words if your going to say them daily, it doesn't take much longer.

Exactly my point. Don't tell people that they should ride a bus when your one trip that isn't necessary takes more gas than that bus.

True but I wasn't thinking in terms of storms I just meant on days it rains. At typical theme parks most guest leave once it starts raining and does so for a while. Where as a indoor park people won't leave and really some may purposely come on rainy days just because there isn't anything else to do.

^Probably because it can operate in pretty much any weather condition that Atlanta would have. Think about it this park would never have a rainy day.