AmyUD06

This will be the only "major investment" your park gets for the next decade; cherish it.

What else would it be doing?

No concerns about Dr. Pepper haha...I rarely drink sodas. Unfortunately the park only closes at 8 on that day, so no chance of night rides. Thanks!

@anonymouscactusAwesome info, thanks! I'll probably be also checking out tube slides (I don't really do body slides) and the lazy river in the water park.

Awesome, thanks!

So I know tickets bought through the park are valid also for the last 2 hours night before as "Preview Plan." Does this also apply to tickets bought through Tickets at Work?

So I'm planning a stop here as part of my "big park trip" this year, on Friday July 1st, and have a few questions: 1. Is 6 hours enough time to hit all of the coasters, the dark ride, log flume and drop tower, and the water park? 2. Will they group single riders with strangers on the water coasters? Are there any sort of dividers between seats on the non-Mammoth ones? I don't meet the minimum solo weight for any of them. 3. Anything else I should know about this park? Thanks in advance.

So I'm tentatively planning a stop at this park on my "big park trip" of 2022. Problem is, I would only have 3 and a half hours (up to closing time) at this park, on Thursday June 30th. Would that be enough time to hit all of the coasters, and possibly the drop tower? EDIT: I see also that it's only $5 more for a 2nd day ticket? I was planning on visiting Holiday World the following day, but if I don't need a full day there I guess I could swing by in the morning as well.

I would say yes to the Fast Lane, but I also almost never am without it at a Cedar Fair park. You will want multiple re-rides on Fury and Copperhead Strike, especially if this is your first visit to the park and/or you won't be back soon. But it looks like you're only like an 8-9 hour drive; for me, that's a close enough road trip to do on a 3-day weekend. I've done it several times out to CP and KI LOL. Price will not change between online/at the park purchase (except you won't pay the service fees at the park), but the price may change between now and then. It will likely only go up, not down, so if you buy it now you've locked in the best price.

Guess you haven't been to the park in a while? The area in front of WT's rear spike (where the old theater had been) had been nicely landscaped with a bunch of grass, benches and Adirondack chairs prior to its demolition.

Was it? So hard to keep track.

It was closed for so long because it caught on fire, not whatever silly thing you were trying to prove.

Indiana Beach has taken the better part of two years (and counting) to refurbish and install Tripe Loop; this is a company that believes things get done when they get done, much like Knoebels. I wouldn't expect anything until its announced. Given that the website doesn't list a thing about the rides in the dry park, I wouldn't expect anything but the water park and some kiddie rides to be running this year. Which, what do you know, is exactly what was in the news release posted three posts ago on 3/31.

Could have been primarily passholders, y'know?

It has a metal structure; with it being painted white it can be hard to tell from a distance. I rode it before any of the Titan track was installed.

Don't show this to the SFStL thread...according to their fanboys it takes two years to properly renovate a carousel.

Fun Fact: That coaster in Old Town is the same exact type that took a bath in the Atlantic after Seaside Heights got hit by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. A fitting name, eh? I never rode the Star Jet in Seaside, and the Old Town rides were closed during my Orlando visit in 2021, but yeah if you check the Casino Pier thread you'll find nothing but celebration that the Star Jet was destroyed. More power to you for enjoying Mine Blower. I found it unbearable in either the front or back. I found White Lighting to be the vastly superior Fun Spot coaster, so much that it made my Top 5 Hybrids, ahead of some RMCs.

I second that. Buy it now.

The "adults only" part is certainly appealing to me. Not "$100 for 3 hours" appealing, but still. If that included open bar for all of those fancy cocktails? Sign me up. I also wonder how much Maverick and Steel Vengeance will break down during these things; they're not exactly known as the most reliable rides out there.

Dude, in the second paragraph of that article... Emphasis mine. That implies that some visitors are allowed, which logically means that they are open. Maybe not "fully open," but open. And here's everything you need to know: https://www.japan.travel/en/coronavirus/ It's complicated and a little confusing, but Japan definitely isn't closed to all international visitors.

Nope, it was the standard thin crust. Guess I'm just spoiled by what NJ has to offer.

Meh, I found Cesari's (yes, from the right spot) to be mediocre at best. Good for amusement park pizza, I guess, but still doesn't hold a candle to Mack's, Jonuzi's, or 3 Brothers (Seaside).

What he said. I also cannot imagine a situation in which you would need a full day at Worlds of Fun.

Looks like its their slingshot: https://www.sixflags.com/newengland/attractions/nightwing

If by "Pledge of Allegiance" you mean "National Anthem," then yes, as does every Cedar Fair park I've been to.